Mailing Address:

Brazoria County Clerk
Attn: Collections Department
111 E Locust, Suite 200
Angleton, Texas 77515

Telephone Number: (979) 864-1355 or (979) 864-1355

Note: Be sure to put cause/case number on money order 

When you come to court, be prepared to be there all day.

Collections process is part of the court hearing process.

Once you plea in court, you will be brought to the Intake office, and processed to pay in full or sent to collections for a payment plan.

In collections office your plea will be put in line when it is received. We process them in the order we received them.

Make sure that your references are available to answer the phone. We will not be able to process your payment plan till we have two valid references. If you references do not answer this will hold up your process.

Once you have been put on a payment plan you are done unless you have probation. If you are put on probation, you will be given a map to report to their office for orientation and we do not know how long their process is.

If you plea and go to jail or TDCJ you may still be court ordered to pay fine, court cost and attorney fees. Keep in mind just because you went to jail does not mean you do not owe fees.

You will need to report to the collections office the next business day after you are released to set up a payment plan.

Failure to report and set up payment plan can and will result in a warrant for your arrest.

You have a seven day grace period before we consider you past due. If you cannot make your payment within the 7 day period, you will need to contact our office and speak to a collector about the payment.

Yes, you can make your payment before your due date. Yes, you can pay it off early. You will need to contact the office to your pay off balance.

Yes, anyone can make your payment for you. Please make sure they have your cause/case number or in office they must have your name and date of birth.

If you cannot make the full amount of your payment, you can make a partial payment showing the attempt to take care of your debt. You will need to contact the office and notify them of the partial payment and when you will be able to make another payment toward the outstanding balance.

The cause/case number is on your payment agreement or any letters that you have received from this office. If you are not able to locate it, you will need to search the County Court records, click on "Criminal Records" and then search by "defendant" on the drop down.

When you call the collections office, you will need your cause/case number. We will not able to look you up with anything other than the cause/case number. It is located on the payment agreement and all the letters you receive from our office.

If you do not have your cause/case number please refer to "How to locate my cause/case number" question.

Yes, you can make a payment online. 

Click here for ADULT (Misdemeanor & Felony) Payments

Click here for JUVENILE Payments

We only collect fines, court cost and court appointed attorney fees. All other fees like probation fee, crimes stoppers and restitution is paid to your probation office. You will need to contact your officer or the main office at (979) 864-1406.

This office only collects fee for Misdemeanor and Felony court. If you received a traffic violation you will need to look at the bottom of your ticket, it will tell you who you need to contact.

If you do not have your ticket contact the agency that issued your ticket.

If you received the ticket from a DPS Trooper or Brazoria County Sheriff Officer then you need to contact the JP in the area that you received your ticket in. If you do not have that ticket you can go to the Brazoria County Web page at brazoriacountytx.gov and locate the JP’s information from that page.

If you received your ticket from a City Police Officer, than you need to contact that city’s municipal court.

We do not have the contact information for all the Municipal Courts.

Example - Angleton Police Officer - Contact Angleton Municipal Court

Pearland Police Office - Contact Pearland Municipal Court