City of Lake Mills, Wisconsin

Warrants/Commitments

The court may issue a warrant/commitment when:

1. You violated a summons or order to appear.
2. You failed to comply with a court order.
3. You failed to satisfy your judgement.

If a warrant is issued for your arrest for failing to satisfy a judgment, you may contact the court for the amount owed. The court will only give this amount, and the total amount is due. You will need to come to the court office or request in writing any other information regarding the warrants.

NOTICE TO ALL USERS: The Lake Mills Joint Municipal Court cannot guarantee the records you obtain through this site relate to the person about whom you are seeking information. Although reasonable care is taken, clerical errors may exist. Searches based on a name are not always accurate due to use of middle/maiden/married names or variations in spelling.

You are cautioned that there may be a delay between the time a warrant is served, dismissed, or otherwise disposed of, and the time when the status is reflected on this website.

This website provides access to certain public records of Lake Mills Joint Municipal Court. The Court makes every effort to publish accurate information. The Lake Mills Joint Municipal Court shall not be responsible for any errors or omissions produced by secondary dissemination of this information.

Forfeitures may be paid by check or money order, made payable to:

Lake Mills Joint Municipal Court

200D Water St

Lake Mills, WI 53551

CASH AND CREDIT/DEBIT CARDS

Cash and credit/debit card payments are accepted at the Lake Mills Joint Municipal Court, located at the above-mentioned address from 8:00am – 5:00pm Monday – Friday. There is a 3% fee to pay with credit/debit cards.

ONLINE

Forfeitures may be paid online by credit/debit card at https://client.pointandpay.net/web/CityofLakeMillsMunicipalCourt or

 https://allpaid.com/#/home (use code 5361)

Please contact the Lake Mills Joint Municipal Court at 920-650-7063 for further information or questions regarding your citation.

Convictions in Lake Mills Joint Municipal Court are civil ordinance violations, not criminal violations.

The following link is a list of individuals who have outstanding warrants for their arrest through the Lake Mills Joint Municipal Court. This list is updated weekly.

Last update: 11/18/2024 at 10:30am.