Mayor's Court Information

Mandeville Mayor's Court is vested with jurisdiction over misdemeanor traffic summonses, misdemeanor arrests and summonses for violations of the City of Mandeville Code of Ordinances issued by the Mandeville Police Department. A magistrate presides over court proceedings.

Mayor's Court convenes for two days, Monday and Tuesday, the 2nd full week of each month. Mayor's Court is currently being held at the Paul Spitzfaden Community Center, 3090 East Causeway Approach, across the street from Mandeville City Hall.

Arraignments are on Monday beginning at 1:00 p.m. Trials are on the second day of court, beginning at 3:00 p.m. ( If the Monday is a standard City of Mandeville holiday, court will begin the following day.)

Court Dates 2021

January 11-12	February 8-9	March 8-9
April 12-13	May 10-11	June 14-15
July 12-13	August 9-10	September 13-14
October 12-13	November 8-9	December 13-14

Tickets may be paid

In person at City Hall by cash, or check made payable to City of Mandeville or credit cards: Visa, Mastercard or Discover and a 2.5% convenience fee will be assessed.
By mailing your check to City of Mandeville, 3101 E. Causeway Approach, Mandeville, LA 70448
Click here to pay online.

By paying your ticket in full, you agree to the following conditions:

You are entering a plea of guilty to all violations on the ticket as shown.
Your case will be paid in full and closed.

Dress Code for Court

Appropriate attire is mandatory for any appearance in court, whether as a participant in a case, a witness, or an observer.
You will be barred from the Courtroom if you violate the Court Dress Code.
You will not be allowed to enter the Courtroom wearing any of the following inappropriate clothing (this may result in an arrest warrant for failure to appear).

Shorts
Hats (men) or hair curlers (women)
Halter or tube top
T-shirt or Muscle shirt
See through top
Flip Flops (shoes must have backs)
Clothing that exposes your midriff or underwear
Ripped or Torn Jeans
Pants that fall below the waist
Shirts not tucked in (men)

Cell Phones and Recording Devices

If you have a cell phone or pager, you must turn it off while Court is in session. The Judge will assess a $50.00 fine if your cell phone or pager goes off during Court. No texting while Court is in session.

Recording of court proceedings is prohibited.