Owasso offers amnesty program to help residents clear municipal warrants, court debt
For some Owasso residents, a missed court date or unpaid ticket can quickly turn into a bigger problem — and resolving an outstanding warrant can feel out of re Owasso, Oklahoma, is offering a four-day amnesty program to help residents clear municipal warrants and court debt. The city has about 2,500 outstanding warrants and is offering an opportunity for eligible individuals to clear these warrants. The program comes as court debt remains a concern across the state, with over 129,000 outstanding warrants reported in Tulsa alone, with millions owed in fines. The amnesty program will run until Oct. 29. Those with eligible warrants can pay half of their balance, with the rest waived, or contact the court to discuss payment arrangements.
Published : 16 hours ago by Jaiya Brown in Politics
For some Owasso residents, a missed court date or unpaid ticket can quickly turn into a bigger problem — and resolving an outstanding warrant can feel out of reach, especially for people already strug... [1676 symbols]
