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All search/research requests and copy requests are performed by court staff. WELCOME TO THE Superior Court of Alpine Traffic Make a Payment Self-Help Center Forms & Filings Alpine County Courthouse | Ann Greth Services Restraining Orders Learn about your options for a restraining order, how to file, and how to appear for a restraining order hearing.  Self-Help Services Learn about resources available to help find legal information and how to represent yourself in some legal matters. Our self-help staff cannot give legal advice or represent you, but they can help fill out forms and help you process your own case.  Remote Appearances Learn about when and how you can appear for certain proceedings remotely via Zoom.  News & Notices Jan 02, 2026 Update to Clerk's Office Counter Hours and Phone Hours READ MORE Mar 24, 2025 RFP for Jury Management System and Services READ MORE Jan 02, 2025 Notice of Adoption of 2025 Bail Schedule Nov 07, 2024 Public Input on Alpine's 2024-2025 Proposed Budget Apr 24, 2024 Update to Clerk's Office Business Office Hours and Phone Hours More News Location All Locations Alpine County Superior Court 14777 State Route 89 Markleeville, CA 96120 United States (530) 694-2113 Leaflet | © OpenStreetMap contributors About the Court It is the mission of this Court to resolve disputes arising under the law in a fair, accessible, effective, and efficient manner; and to interpret and apply the law consistently, impartially, and independently to protect the rights and liberties guaranteed by the Constitutions of California and the United States of America. Alpine County is situated along the eastern border of the State of California, astride the crest of the Sierra Nevada. As of the 2020 census, the population was 1,204, making it California's least populous county. The county seat is Markleeville, and the largest community is Alpine Village.  The courthouse was built in 1928 out of local rhyolite tuff in a Romanesque Revival style. As of 2004 the courthouse is listed on the National Register of Historic Places by the United States Department of the Interior.  Court Leadership  Richard D. Meyer, Presiding Judge Scott W. Souers, Assistant Presiding Judge Christina Matta, Court Executive Officer COURT ACCESS Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) The courthouse is ADA compliant for wheelchair access and ADA compliant for the hearing impaired. How to request accommodations because of a disability Language Access Services  Request for Interpreter (Civil case): INT-300 If you have a language access complaint: Language Access Services Complaint Form  Alpine County County Government  Find information about the local Alpine County government including the District Attorney, County Counsel, and more on the Alpine County government website .  Community Outreach  Community outreach in a small county is a part of everyday activity. Judges campaign door-to-door for election and have the opportunity to talk to every citizen directly about the court and their perceptions of the services rendered. Formal opportunities, facilities, or activities that exist for community outreach in larger communities are not present in Alpine County. There is no high school or college in Alpine County. There are no service clubs, no radio or television broadcasters, and only a limited monthly newspaper. Only a few opportunities exist, or can be created, for the purpose of reaching the approximately 1,200 residents of the county. This plan contemplates the limited opportunities for community outreach in Alpine County, and incorporates the admonition from the members of the Alpine County community that public funds not be spent on public relations activities. 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All search/research requests and copy requests are performed by court staff. news Public Input on Alpine's 2024-2025 Proposed Budget Notice Public Input on Alpine's 2024-2025 Proposed Budget November 7, 2024 Closed Update: Closed for comment 11/13/2024 Alpine 2024-2025 Proposed Budget The opportunity for public input by submission of written comment may be submitted to: Ann Greth Court Executive Officer Alpine County Superior Court 14777 State Route 89 PO Box 518 Markleeville, CA 96120 (530)694-2113, ext. 325 [email protected] Share Administrative ADA Policy Contact Jobs Attorney Resources Court Calendar Forms & Filings Local Rules California Court California Courts Find My Court CA Courts Self-Help Center Public Resources California DMV Court Holidays Jury Information Superior Court of California County of Alpine Judicial Branch of California Privacy Terms of Use © 2026 Alpine County Superior Court | Superior Court of California | County of Alpine Skip to main content Skip to main content. 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All search/research requests and copy requests are performed by court staff. 38.685558, -119.84307 Get Directions Alpine County Superior Court 14777 State Route 89 Markleeville, CA 96120 (530) 694-2113 Additional contact information: Fax: (530) 694-2119 Mail: P.O. Box 518 Markleeville, CA 96120 Hours: (Excluding Holidays and Court Closures) Monday - Friday: 8:00 am-4:30 pm Administrative ADA Policy Contact Jobs Attorney Resources Court Calendar Forms & Filings Local Rules California Court California Courts Find My Court CA Courts Self-Help Center Public Resources California DMV Court Holidays Jury Information Superior Court of California County of Alpine Judicial Branch of California Privacy Terms of Use © 2026 Traffic | Superior Court of California | County of Alpine Skip to main content Skip to main content. 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All search/research requests and copy requests are performed by court staff. Can't afford to pay: Request a fine reduction online for eligible infraction offenses (including most traffic tickets). DO NOT USE to request traffic school, contest your ticket, or submit proof of correction. Divisions Traffic Traffic Division In this section Contesting Your Ticket Correctable Violations If You Can't Afford to Pay Traffic School Quick Links Make a Payment Note: Do NOT use this option if you wish to do a Trial by Written Declaration, Court Trial, or the Court has not received your Proof of Correction for a "fix-it" violation. In order to make your payment you will need your docket number (your case number) and your fine amount. A transaction fee will apply. Find a Traffic School If your bail/fine is paid, plus the $52.00 traffic school fee, find a traffic school here. Self-Help Resources Have more questions? The California Courts Self-Help Center is a resource for the public that covers multiple topics, including traffic. Traffic and Infraction Violations General Information Alpine Superior Court's Traffic Division handles infraction violations of the California Vehicle Code by adults or juveniles, and infraction violations of other codes such as Alpine County Ordinances. An infraction is a violation, or failure to comply with, a certain provision of a code, ordinance, or other law. Most traffic tickets are an infraction violation of the California Vehicle Code such as speeding, having a broken tail light, or having outdated registration . An infraction is not punishable by imprisonment; the maximum sentence on most infractions is a $250 fine (plus assessments and fees). You may not be sentenced to alternate jail time on an infraction and cannot have a trial by jury. Misdemeanor or felony violations of the Vehicle Code (such as DUIs) are handled by the Criminal Division . Parking Violations are handled by the Alpine County Parking Agent as a civil penalty. If you have a parking ticket, please go to the Alpine County Parking Agent for more information. Contact Information Clerk's Office: Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Closed Noon to 1:00 p.m. for lunch. Phone: (530) 694-2113 Fax: (530) 694-2119 Email: [email protected] Resolving Your Ticket Courtesy Notice After receiving a traffic or other infraction citation, the court will mail a courtesy notice to the address on your citation . It can take up to 4-6 weeks for the court to receive and then process courtesy notices. On the notice, the court notifies you of: Your docket number, which is the case number for the court. Your appearance date. Alpine County Superior Court calendars all traffic defendants based off of the response date on your citation. You do not need to call to put yourself on calendar. If you do not intend to appear, this is your due date. Your bail, or fine amount. The court provides payment options on the back of the courtesy notice. Your options for appearing or resolving your traffic case without appearing in court. General eligibility criteria for Traffic School. If more than 6 weeks have passed since you received your citation and you have not received a courtesy notice, you may call the court clerk's office. Court staff will confirm your current mailing address. Note: Not receiving your courtesy notice is not a legal excuse for failing to take care of the citation by its due date. To Appear in Court You may appear in person at the Alpine County Courthouse on the scheduled date and time on your courtesy notice. If you did not receive your courtesy notice, appear at the courthouse at 10:00 a.m. on the date noted on your citation. This date is found at the upper left hand corner of your citation. A box is checked next to either "Appear in Court at _" or "Respond to Citation Before _". You may appear remotely via Zoom, a videoconference platform, for no cost. To sign up for a remote appearance, call the Clerk’s Office at the following number no later than five days prior to your appearance date: (530) 694-2113, Ext. 2. Alpine County Superior Court allows for all traffic matters to be heard remotely, up to and including trial. For more information about appearing by Zoom, go to " Remote Appearances ". To Request a Trial If you wish to contest your citation, you may enter a plea of not guilty and request trial in one of two ways: a Court Trial, or a Trial by Written Declaration. Go to " Contesting Your Ticket " for more information. If You Fail to Respond To Your Citation If you fail to appear in court, pay your fine in full, or make alternative arrangements with the Court by the due date on your citation, you will be deemed to have elected to have a trial by declaration in absentia pursuant to California Vehicle Code section 40903. If you are found guilty, you will be charged the bail amount shown on your courtesy notice. If you do not pay your bail on or before the due date, you will receive an additional civil assessment of up to $100.00 for your failure to appear, and the Court will refer your account to an outside collection agency or California Franchise Tax Board, which may include wage garnishments and/or attachments of your bank accounts and personal property. Forms Local Court Forms ALP-TR-001: Certificate/ Proof of Correction ALP-TR-002: Request to Attend Traffic School and Order ALP-TR-003: Request for Traffic Court Trial ALP-TR-004: Request for Continuance of Traffic Court Trial State Court Forms TR-200 Instructions to Defendant (Trial by Written Declaration) TR-205 Request for Trial by Written Declaration TR-220 Request for New Trial (Trial de Novo) TR-320 Can't Afford to Pay Fine: Traffic and Other Infractions CR-141-INFO Information on Appeal Procedures for Infractions CR-142 Notice of Appeal and Record of Oral Proceedings (Infraction) RELATED LINKS: Tips for your day in court Tips for remote hearings Resolving Your Ticket Without a Court Appearance Forfeit Bail - Pay Your Ticket If you decide you do not wish to contest your citation and want to close your case, you may pay in full at any time before your due date. This is called a "Bail Forfeiture". You may pay your citation: online, in person at the courthouse, or you can mail a check or money order along with your courtesy notice stub. To make your payment you will need your docket number (your case number) and your fine amount. To pay online you may click on the quick link at the top of this page, or go to " Online Payments " for more information. When the court receives your payment, the court will declare the bail forfeited and order that no further proceedings will occur. You give up the right to a trial and agree that there will be no further proceedings in your case. This will result in a record of conviction as if you had appeared and admitted or been foun Juvenile | Superior Court of California | County of Alpine Skip to main content Skip to main content. 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All search/research requests and copy requests are performed by court staff. Divisions Juvenile Juvenile Division General Information All juvenile cases are confidential. The minor, his or her parents or legal guardian(s), and attorneys of record may obtain copies of court minute orders and selected court documents by appearing at the Clerk's Office counter with photo identification. The records will not be mailed, and no information will be given over the phone. The Juvenile Division handles cases involving a minor (someone under the age of 18) who is accused of breaking the law or who is in danger of or have been abused or neglected. You can learn more about these case types by following the links below. Delinquency Juvenile Delinquency is when a minor has violated a criminal law or ordinance, or is engaged in delinquent behavior such as habitual truancy. Alpine County Probation Department (opens in new window) investigates and is the agency to contact regarding ongoing delinquency cases. Dependency Juvenile Dependency is when a minor has suffered abuse or neglect, or needs protection from a parent or guardian. Alpine County Child Protective Services (opens in new window) investigates and is the agency to contact regarding ongoing dependency cases. Remote Appearances The Alpine County Superior Court Local Rules of Court (opens in new window) , Rules 1.7.4 and 1.7.5 allow for remote appearances under certain circumstances. The court may require any person to appear in person if the court determines that an in-person appearance would materially assist in the determination of the proceeding or, in the effective management or resolution of the case; or, the court cannot ensure that the person’s remote appearance will have the privacy and security necessary to preserve the confidentiality of the proceeding. Transfer-In All juvenile matters are heard on Mondays at 3:00 p.m., unless the Monday is a Judicial Holiday, in which case it will be heard on Tuesday. If your court's case number ends in an even number, please calendar for Alpine's Department 1. If your case ends in an odd number, please calendar for Alpine's Department 2. Should a matter need to be special set, please contact the clerk's office at (530) 694-2113 extension 2, or [email protected] . Related Links CA Courts Self-Help Center Alpine County Victim Witness Program Administrative ADA Policy Contact Jobs Attorney Resources Court Calendar Forms & Filings Local Rules California Court California Courts Find My Court CA Courts Self-Help Center Public Resources California DMV Court Holidays Jury Information Superior Court of California County of Alpine Judicial Branch of California Privacy Terms of Use © 2026 Vendors | Superior Court of California | County of Alpine Skip to main content Skip to main content. 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All search/research requests and copy requests are performed by court staff. General Information Vendors Purchasing and Contracting RFPs (Request for Proposal), RFIs (Request for Interest), and RFQs (Request for Quote) are used to procure services, products, and information for the Court from outside agencies and private industry. Any open RFPs, RFIs, and/or RFQs will be listed below. Current Open Requests Vendors should submit written proposals in the manner described in the specific documents for open requests posted on this page, below. [No open requests at this time.] Archived Requests Jury Management System and Services This request is now closed. Further details regarding the solicitation are set forth in RFP No. Alpine-032025 and related documents provided below: Bid # Click to Open Title Deadline ALPINE-032025 Notice of Cancellation Updated May 6, 2025 ALPINE-032025 Questions and Answers Jury Management System and Services Updated April 15, 2025 ALPINE-032025 Request for Proposals (RFP) Jury Management System and Services April 30, 2025, at 3:00 p.m. (Pacific Standard Time) Attachment 1: Administrative Rules Governing RFPs Attachment 2: Judicial Branch Entity Standard Terms and Conditions Attachment 3: Proposer's Acceptance of Terms and Conditions Attachment 4: General Certifications Forms Attachment 5: Small Business Declaration Form Attachment 6: Payee Data Record Attachment 7: Electronic Funds Transfer Authorization Attachment 8: Darfur Contracting Act Certification Attachment 9: Bidder Declaration Attachment 10: DVBE Declaration Attachment 11: Unruh Civil Rights Act and California Fair Employment and Housing Act ALPINE-032025 Exhibit 1: Cost Proposal Sheet Exhibit 2: Proposer's Response Template Jury Management System and Services April 30, 2025, at 3:00 p.m. (Pacific Standard Time) Administrative ADA Policy Contact Jobs Attorney Resources Court Calendar Forms & Filings Local Rules California Court California Courts Find My Court CA Courts Self-Help Center Public Resources California DMV Court Holidays Jury Information Superior Court of California County of Alpine Judicial Branch of California Privacy Terms of Use © 2026 General Information | Superior Court of California | County of Alpine Skip to main content Skip to main content. 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All search/research requests and copy requests are performed by court staff. General Information Information by Topic Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Learn how to request accommodations if you have business at any of the Court locations and require accommodations because of a disability. CARE Act Learn about the CARE Act. Contact Information Contact information and directions to the Court. Court Calendar Schedule See how various matters are scheduled to be heard. Court Holidays The Court is closed in observance of Judicial Branch holidays. Employment Work for the Superior Court in Alpine County. Jury Service Language Access Information View how to request an interpreter or file a language access complaint. Local Rules & Standing Orders News and Notices Public Records, Media, and Research Requests Learn how to access public court records, judicial administrative records, request copies, or make research requests. 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All search/research requests and copy requests are performed by court staff. Forms & Filings Fees and Bail Schedules Fees and Bail Schedules Fee and Bail Schedules Download List Uniform Bail and Penalty Schedule Effective January 1, 2026 Note: Alpine County does not impose the $1.00 night court fee shown in the schedule. The dollar amount indicated in this bail schedule is subject to further fees and/or surcharges not shown here. Please use this amount as an estimate to prepare for your fine, not as an absolute amount to send the Court . 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Judicial Branch of California Supreme Court Courts of Appeal Superior Courts Judicial Council County of Alpine Home Online Services Online Payments Remote Appearances Online Services Forms & Filings Fees and Bail Schedules Local Forms Local Rules & Standing Orders Forms & Filings Self-Help Domestic Violence and Gun Violence Restraining Orders Restraining Orders Self-Help Divisions Appeals Civil Small Claims Unlawful Detainer Criminal Family Law Juvenile Probate Traffic Contesting Your Ticket Correctable Violations If You Can't Afford to Pay Traffic School Divisions General Information Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) CARE Act Court Calendar Schedule Court Holidays Employment News and Notices Language Access Information Records Vendors General Information Jury Service Grand Jury Citizen Complaints Jury Service Search Search Case Index: Alpine County Superior Court does not currently offer online access to court records via a public portal, nor is there a public access terminal located at the Markleeville courthouse. All search/research requests and copy requests are performed by court staff. Online Services Remote Appearances Remote Appearances Alpine County Superior Court allows certain proceedings to be conducted remotely via Zoom. To Make Your Request Alpine County Superior Court offers the opportunity to appear remotely via Zoom in various case types pursuant to the California Code of Civil Procedure, Penal Code, Welfare and Institutions Code, and Local Rules of Court. To appear remotely for a court appearance, file the appropriate form below: Case Type Form Civil, Family Law, Probate, or Small Claims Notice of Remote Appearance (RA-010) Criminal (Misdemeanor or Felony) Request for Remote Appearance (ALP-CR-002) Juvenile Request To Appear Remotely—Juvenile Dependency (RA-025) Traffic Infractions or Non-Traffic Infractions No form required. Contact the Court Clerk's Office no later than five (5) days prior to your hearing date. Reminder: Parties who appear remotely for a court proceeding may encounter technological or audibility issues when using remote technology, which may require a delay of or halt the proceedings. Contact Information Alpine County Superior Court 14777 State Route 89 P.O. Box 518 Markleeville, CA 96120 Clerk's Office Monday - Friday: 8:00 a.m. - Noon, 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Phone: (530) 694-2113 Fax: (530) 694-2119 Making Your Appearance Warning: Any recording of a court proceeding held by video or teleconference, including “screen-shots” or other audio or visual copying of a hearing, is absolutely prohibited . Before You Join the Hearing Download Zoom to the device you plan to use for the hearing, and create an account if you do not have one. Use your full first and last name as it is shown on your driver's license or court documentation. It is recommended to include your case/ docket number if you have room. Please make sure you are not using a username or nickname that is inappropriate to be shown in court. If you are unfamiliar or uncomfortable with computer technology, please consider using the telephone call-in number in the Zoom invite to participate. How to Join Check your email for your Zoom Invite from the court clerk's office. If you did not receive your invite, contact the clerk’s office no later than the Friday before your hearing. Join the Zoom Meeting 10 minutes before your scheduled time. Clicking on the link will open your browser (if on a computer) and prompt you to either open your Zoom application or select “Launch Meeting.” On a mobile device, clicking on the link will automatically open your Zoom application if installed. After you connect, a screen should load showing your face. After you see this screen, click join with video. Once you have joined, you will be placed into the Zoom Waiting Room. (When in the waiting room, you cannot hear or see the court proceedings. A courtroom clerk will still be able to message you to make requests or update you on the status of the proceedings. ) When the court is ready to hear your case, you will be allowed entry in the Zoom meeting from the waiting room. You will then see a message to “join with computer audio”, or “join with internet audio”. Choose the one that will allow you to connect with your device. Headset: We strongly recommend using headphones with a built-in microphone. If you do not have a headset with a microphone, you may join the video portion with your computer and use your phone for audio. Please keep yourself on mute until it is your turn to speak. When you are muted there is a red line through the microphone icon. You mute and unmute by clicking on this icon. Make sure the video icon does not have a red line through it when you enter the virtual session. Enabling video will allow others to see you. Call in Options If connecting by phone (without video), you will need to dial one of the phone numbers listed under “Dial by Location” on your Zoom Invite, or use the Toll-free option. When prompted, enter the meeting ID and Passcode. Pressing *6 will mute and unmute your phone. Related Information Video Tutorials for Zoom How to Join Zoom by Phone Tips for your day in court Tips for remote court hearings Helpful Tips and Reminders Using a Battery Powered Device If you are using a cell phone, tablet, laptop or other similar powered device to use Zoom that runs by battery power: Make sure the device is plugged into a charging device during the hearing. Make sure you have a reliable internet or phone connection. If you are disconnected during the hearing, please try to reconnect via Zoom first. If you continue to have issues and cannot reconnect before or during your matter being heard, please call the Clerk's Office at (530) 694-2113. Court Etiquette in a Virtual Space Please do not speak until the Judge calls your case. Speak slowly and clearly at all times. Announce your name before you begin speaking, and do not interrupt or otherwise speak over another person. Once your matter has finished being heard, please disconnect/ leave the meeting. Dress appropriately for court if you have enabled video. Judges may request you turn on video at any time during the hearing. Parties must appear in a quiet, private area with minimal background noise. Avoid noisy and echoing locations. No children are allowed to be present for the hearing unless specifically ordered by the Judge for this specific hearing. Calendar Duration Reminders Your case may not be heard at the time the calendar is scheduled to start. The courtroom will keep you in the waiting room and admit you into the meeting and place you and all other participants on mute when ready. Keep in mind that your case may not be called for up to an hour. 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