City of Victoria

VPD Warrant Officer / Municipal Court Bailiff


Senior Patrol Officer Greg Loter is the Victoria Police Department's full time Warrant Officer who also serves as the Bailiff for the City of Victoria Municipal Court. Officer Loter is responsible for making contacts with persons who have active warrants in order to get those warrants taken care of. This can either be done by the person making arrangements for payment at the City of Victoria Municipal Court or by the person being arrested on the charges. Officer Loter serves as the Bailiff when Municipal Court is in session as well as providing security at City Council Meetings.
	Officer Greg Loter (361)485-3067 gloter@victoriatx.org


Information Regarding City of Victoria Traffic Tickets and Warrants

How to find Municipal Court The City of Victoria Municipal Court is located at the corner of Main and Juan Linn Streets adjacent to City Hall, behind the Police Department and across from the Post Office Federal Building. The address is 107 W. Juan Linn St. All traffic tickets and warrants can be paid in person at this location. Paying for a Traffic Ticket or By Telephone You can actually pay for your traffic tickets or warrants by telephone by calling Municipal Court on weekdays between 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. at 361-485-3050. This is done by credit card and there is a $3.00 "convenience fee." Paying for a Traffic Ticket or Warrant Online You can also pay for traffic tickets or warrants online by clicking this link: Online Payments and following the instructions. You can even use this page to see if you have an outstanding ticket by entering in the appropriate information. Are You Going To Jail? While the goal is to get the warrants and tickets taken care of without the individual going to jail, arrest is often the outcome. The most current City of Victoria Warrant List can be found online by clicking this link: Warrant List.