Attica Court Docket Searches
Start at Indiana MyCase, the state's official lookup. Pick Fountain/Attica City Court, code 23H01, for a city matter. For a Fountain Circuit Court case, choose Fountain County, code 23C01. Remember that an Attica address settles nothing. The court where the case was filed decides where the docket lives. So does the case type.
- Choose the Case tab for a case number, citation number, or cross-reference number, or choose Name for a party search.
- Select 23H01 before searching an Attica City Court record. Do not leave the court filter statewide.
- Review the court name, case type, filing date, status, hearing entries, and public document links.
- If 23H01 has no match, use 23C01 when the matter may have been filed at county level.
- Call the correct clerk when a setting is close, a document link is absent, or an online balance may have changed.
MyCase is a public copy, not the official record itself. The Attica clerk keeps the city file. The Fountain County Clerk keeps the county file. Broad searches can also overlook old, converted, sealed, expunged, juvenile, or otherwise restricted material.
Attica's 23H01 Court Filter
The filter 23H01 works as a safeguard. The opening digits mark Fountain County. The H flags a city court, and 01 names the court. Indiana's Odyssey court list shows Attica City Court joined the system on October 15, 2012. That makes MyCase the practical online view for its public Odyssey information.
Attica offers no separate docket-search form or court-specific online payment link. That does not put the city record out of reach. The sound chain runs from MyCase to the Attica City Court counter or phone. The exact court filter beats typing "Attica" into a broad name search every time.
Inside the Attica Municipal Court
Attica City Court is the only municipal or town court the state directory lists for Fountain County. It names Hon. Mark W. Mason as judge, Mikki Hubbard as clerk, and Daniel Askren as prosecutor. You will find the court at 305 East Main Street, Attica, Indiana 47918. The phone is 765-762-2467.
Its jurisdiction stays local. A felony, county civil suit, small claim, or similar county-level case never becomes a city-court case. Attica ties alone do not change that. Those matters route through Fountain Circuit Court and the county clerk. Check the ticket, notice, or CCS. The court name printed there is the best guide to the right docket.
Attica Court Clerk Channels
Mikki Hubbard is the listed Attica city-court clerk. Call the city court about contesting a ticket, case status, the amount due, or the two-week payment extension the city describes. The building also houses the clerk-treasurer, the mayor, Attica Police, and Fire. Shared walls do not shift the record job. The court clerk remains the keeper of the city docket.
Attica City Court
305 East Main Street
Attica, IN 47918
765-762-2467
Use the counter, phone, or mail for city-court records, payment questions, and date confirmation.
The official City Hall page confirms the shared municipal setting. For a county case, take the request to the Fountain County Clerk instead of Attica.
Finding Attica Court Dates
The city says Attica City Court sits most Mondays at 4:00 p.m. That schedule proves nothing about a specific case. It does not confirm a hearing on any given Monday. Read the CCS in MyCase, then call 765-762-2467 before you travel. A continuance or reset can move a date after an earlier notice went out.
| Date | The specific setting date recorded in the CCS or court notice. |
|---|---|
| Time | The individual setting or stated docket-call time, not merely the general Monday schedule. |
| Location | Attica City Court at 305 East Main Street unless the court directs otherwise. |
| Judge | The judicial officer assigned to the setting. |
| Setting Type | An initial hearing, pretrial, trial, compliance event, or other court event. |
A "filed" entry is not a court date. Find the next setting entry, then read the later entries for any change.
Entering the Attica Court Building
The city court page gives unusually practical access details. It covers street parking on Main Street, a city clerk-office lot, handicap parking, and a courtroom entrance off McDonald Street. Those directions make it easier to spot the right door in a shared building.
The official image shows the local court page a visitor should check before an in-person visit. The Attica City Hall source adds context on the shared offices.
Put together, the city sources explain the need to ask for City Court by name. No visitor should assume every counter in the building handles the same record.
Attica Traffic Ticket Lookups
Match any Attica ticket to the court printed on it first. An Attica City Court matter calls for MyCase with the 23H01 filter. Then call the city court about the amount, status, or contest route. The city states that the court appearance date doubles as the payment due date. Read that as wording, not a promise that every payment date demands a hearing.
The clerk's office takes cash. Mail brings cashier's checks or money orders to 305 East Main Street. A two-week payment extension is available by phone. Anyone set on contesting a ticket should call. Payment and contest procedures are not one and the same. County-filed traffic matters follow the separate Fountain County traffic court route.
Attica Payment Extension Rules
The two-week extension is a local Attica perk. It stands apart from how Fountain County handles payments. Don't expect automation here. The official city page tells you to call the court directly. No web form exists. Nothing in the process allows a longer window on your own say-so. Once you reach the court, confirm the extension is actually approved. Then write the new deadline next to your case or citation number.
Attica payment point: Call 765-762-2467 before the due date. An online search result does not grant or prove an extension.
Questions about the amount go to the same court contact. Online financial entries can lag behind, while the clerk can confirm the current city-court balance and tell you which payment method the court accepts.
How Attica Cases Reach the County
Attica does have a real city court. Its jurisdiction stops at the city line, though. County criminal cases, civil actions, small claims, and other matters assigned to Fountain Circuit Court carry the case prefix 23C01. Those county files sit with the Fountain County Clerk at the courthouse in Covington, not with the Attica clerk.
Docket flow: Attica City Court › Fountain County Courts › Fountain Circuit Court
Begin with the court name printed on your notice. A notice that says Attica City Court pairs with 23H01, while one that says Fountain Circuit Court pairs with 23C01. The county docket search instructions walk through the county filter in more depth. Getting the routing right prevents duplicate requests and keeps a city citation apart from a county case that merely has an Attica connection.
Attica CCS Entries in Plain Terms
Indiana's Chronological Case Summary works as an index of court events. It is not a full copy of each paper filed. One trap is worth knowing. The entry date can differ from the date the act actually occurred. Corrections show up as new entries rather than silent edits. A linked document may be public. Yet another filing named in the same CCS may still require a request to the clerk.
- Filed
- A paper was received or accepted; its claims have not thereby been proved.
- Setting
- A scheduled court event with a date, time, and place.
- Continued or reset
- The setting moved; a later entry should supply the new date.
- Order
- A court direction. The full order controls over a short CCS line.
- Closed
- A case-management status, not a full statement of every consequence.
When asking the Attica clerk for a public document, give the case number and the entry date.
Attica Court and Civic Context
The official Attica home page describes a city established in 1825, highlighting its parks, public art, and the history tied to George Dewey Hay. It's a nice civic portrait. Just don't lean on it for docket facts. None of it establishes jurisdiction or proves anything about a court record; that authority belongs to the court itself.
The city source helps you tell reliable Attica information from unofficial or similarly named sites. For court authority, rely on the city court page, the state directory, MyCase, and the clerk.
Who Can See Attica Court Records
Indiana's court-access rules govern what's public in Attica court records. So does the Access to Public Records Act. Two cautions matter. A MyCase result is not a certified record. A missing link doesn't prove a filing never happened, either. For copies, ask the Attica clerk about a public city-court paper. Ask the Fountain County Clerk about a county paper.
Key Rules:
Indiana Access to Public Records Act generally supports inspection and copying unless law or court rule limits access.
Access Rule 4 makes court records public except where Rule 5 applies.
Access Rule 5 excludes protected case types, records, and personal information.
Sealed, expunged, juvenile, mental-health, protection-order, and other excluded material may never surface online. The official route runs through the clerk and, where applicable, the verified request process under Access Rule 9.
Attica Record Checks Before Travel
A careful Attica record check rests on three facts from the latest source. Those are the court code, the setting entry, and the clerk's confirmation. Save 23H01, the full case or citation number, and the date of the CCS line in question. Then ask one more question. Does a later order, reset, payment entry, or confidential filing change what the public screen seems to show? Visiting in person? Confirm the date rather than trusting the most-Mondays schedule alone. Bring the notice or case number. Use the McDonald Street entrance information the city publishes. Before mailing payment, verify the accepted instrument and the address. The city names cash at the office. It names cashier's check or money order by mail, so assume no web-payment option that isn't stated. Keep county and city contacts separate from the start. Attica's clerk resolves 23H01 questions. The Fountain County Clerk is the route for 23C01. The court heading on the notice tells you which office holds the file.