Fraser Court Docket Searches
Read the ticket or notice first. A Fraser municipal citation names Fraser even though the shared court sits in Winter Park. The official Fraser municipal court page routes readers to that combined operation. The shared payment workflow handles an eligible citation transaction. It offers no public name or citation search fields. Calling it a searchable Fraser docket database would mislead people.
A ticket naming Grand County Court, the Grand County Sheriff, or the Colorado State Patrol belongs on the state-court route. The Grand County Docket Search lists scheduled County or District Court hearings. It will not open a Fraser municipal file.
- Confirm that the citation checks or names Fraser.
- Record the citation number, date, issuing agency, and court.
- Use the combined clerk for a Fraser municipal setting or record.
- Select Fraser in the eligible payment workflow.
- Use Grand County Court only when the paper names the state court.
Inside the Fraser Municipal Court
Fraser belongs to the Fraser and Winter Park Combined Municipal Court. That court hears municipal traffic, parking, animal, and ordinance matters. Ordinary civil suits and felonies are outside its reach. A private dispute, family matter, felony, or state-law filing does not land here just because it arose in Fraser.
Sessions run the third Thursday at 1:00 p.m. at Winter Park Town Hall, 50 Vasquez Road. Records and operations sit at 79050 U.S. Highway 40, P.O. Box 211, Winter Park, Colorado. Call the shared line at 970-722-7779 during weekday office hours, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. The two Winter Park locations serve different Fraser court needs.
Fraser/Winter Park Combined Court
Court: 50 Vasquez Road
Records: 79050 U.S. Highway 40
P.O. Box 211, Winter Park, CO
970-722-7779
Why Fraser Court Meets Elsewhere
A Fraser citation can land you in a Winter Park courtroom without becoming a Winter Park charge. The shared agreement centralizes staffing, venue, and record storage. Yet it preserves the ordinance identity of the town where the offense was charged. That is why the municipality checked on the citation and payment screen matters so much.
Do not send a Fraser records request to some generic Fraser department just because the town name is on the case. Under the current arrangement, Winter Park is the records custodian and the employer of court staff. A Grand County citation, meanwhile, skips the shared municipal operation entirely. Venue follows the charged law and court, not the nearest counter.
Fraser routing rule: Fraser identifies the municipal case, while Winter Park supplies the shared courtroom, staff, and record custody.
Finding Fraser Court Dates
The combined court meets monthly, the third Thursday at 1:00 p.m. in Winter Park Town Hall. For your specific case, rely on the date and time printed on the Fraser citation or the current clerk notice. A monthly pattern never overrides a summons, a reset, or a direct court order. If a setting changed, confirm it with the shared clerk before you travel.
| Date | The case-specific date on the Fraser citation or clerk notice |
|---|---|
| Time | The assigned time, with the regular docket published for 1:00 p.m. |
| Court place | Winter Park Town Hall, 50 Vasquez Road |
| Records place | 79050 U.S. Highway 40, not the session room |
| Municipality | Fraser, as checked or named on the citation |
State-court cases use the Colorado Judicial Branch calendar instead. Its result fields cover hearing date, time, duration, case number, hearing type, location, appearance type, and courtroom. Those fields describe a state setting, not the shared Fraser municipal docket.
Fraser Citation Municipality Selection
The shared payment flow asks you to choose a municipality. A Fraser ticket needs the Fraser selection. Picking Winter Park because that town hosts the court can misroute the whole transaction. The citation itself shows which town's ordinance or municipal authority applies.
Eligible payment is accepted within 20 days. After that, the citation becomes a summons and its printed date, time, and place control. The payment portal exists to pay a citation, not to browse cases or pull a court record.
| Fraser decision | Supported action |
|---|---|
| Fraser is checked | Select Fraser in the shared payment workflow |
| Within 20 days | Use an allowed payment channel if the citation is eligible |
| After 20 days | Follow the summons and printed court setting |
| Want to contest | Follow the appearance and plea instructions |
| County is named | Stop and use Grand County Court |
Fraser Traffic Ticket Lookups
Start a Fraser traffic ticket lookup by finding the right venue. Town tickets and state tickets travel different roads. The payment screen never shows a full docket history, a signed order, or a public name search. When the setting or the proper response is unclear, call the combined clerk at 970-722-7779.
A county ticket is a different animal. The Granby, Fraser, and Winter Park municipal pages all demand a careful venue check. A state ticket does not belong in a town payment flow. Search Grand County Court under T or R only if the state court actually holds the case. For that separate path, the Grand County traffic record overview walks through it.
Note: The shared Fraser payment portal can process an eligible citation. It does not provide the official municipal case file.
Fraser Court Records Request Form
For Fraser municipal and police records, the combined Police and Municipal Court form is the documented route. It collects requester and company details, contact information, and an address. Record locators matter here: incident number, type, location, date and time, and any persons involved. The form also asks the requester to state a reason. It wants a description of the specific information sought.
Pick a delivery format from print, email, or CD or USB. A signature, date, and government identification are required. Send it through the official channel. Or ask the shared operation for current submission instructions; the published contact email is pd@wpgov.com. One caution: this form is not the Colorado Judicial Branch request form. Do not use it for a Grand County District Court file.
- Identify the Fraser citation or incident as precisely as possible.
- Name the exact report, court paper, or case information wanted.
- Choose print, email, or physical media delivery.
- Include the required signature, date, and government ID.
- Wait for the estimate before assuming the final cost.
Fraser Record Cost Estimate
The shared form builds cost into two stages. Half of the estimated research and redaction charge is due before work begins. The balance comes due before release. That two-step rule governs the combined Fraser and Winter Park police or municipal record process. It does not govern Colorado state-court copy fees.
Ask for an estimate. Confirm whether the Fraser material sits with the municipal court, the police operation, or another office. A court-date check may take far less work than a broad incident-file request. Narrow terms help the office locate the record and explain the charge.
Fraser request cost: The official shared form asks for half of the search or redaction estimate before work begins and the rest before it hands over the records.
How Fraser Cases Reach the County
Fraser municipal cases stay in the combined local court unless an appeal or another authorized step moves them. State misdemeanors, state traffic, felony complaints, and civil matters go to Grand County Court or District Court depending on case type. Both state courts sit in the Grand County Judicial Center in Hot Sulphur Springs.
Docket flow: Fraser municipal matter › Grand County Court › Grand County District Court
Treat this as a court-level map. No single Fraser case passes through every court. Municipal appeals also hinge on whether the local court qualifies as a court of record, so confirm that status and the correct appeal destination with the shared clerk after judgment.
Winter Park Keeps Fraser Records
A 2024 agreement places Fraser court records with Winter Park. Winter Park employees run the operation. The files live at Winter Park facilities, and they back the combined court. Fraser still keeps its town identity in the citation and revenue structure. That blend of shared custody and town-specific charging is the central fact of any Fraser court record search.
Use the shared records form and its contact channel for a local file. Turn to the state Clerk of Court only for a Grand County Court or District Court matter. A third office, the elected Grand County Clerk and Recorder, handles county administrative, election, vehicle, vital, and land records rather than Fraser municipal court files. It is not the place for municipal court files.
- Custodian
- The office that keeps and responds for the record, which is Winter Park for the shared Fraser court.
- Offense town
- Fraser when the citation charges a Fraser municipal violation.
- Combined court
- The shared Fraser and Winter Park court operation created by agreement.
Who Can See Fraser Court Records
Send any Fraser municipal records request to the shared custodian. Access may be limited by confidentiality law, a court order, redaction duties, or the nature of the record. The form's government-ID requirement is part of the published process. If a record is withheld or identity is required, do not try to bypass access controls.
State files follow a different framework. Chief Justice Directive 05-01 governs access and security there. It lists public, protected, restricted, suppressed, and sealed as distinct levels. Those state classifications do not promise that every Fraser municipal document appears online.
The municipal path is direct. Identify Fraser. Contact the combined custodian. Submit the detailed shared form when a copy is needed, and confirm the estimate. A payment receipt or calendar note is not a certified Fraser court record.
Fraser Court Appeal Routing
After a municipal judgment, Colorado's appeal route turns on one question. It depends on whether the combined court qualifies as a court of record for the matter. A non-record judgment generally heads to Grand County Court for a trial de novo. A qualified court-of-record appeal generally goes to Grand County District Court on the record. Confirm the shared court's status instead of picking a route from the venue address.
Timing is strict. Notice generally must be filed within 14 days. It must identify the case, appellant, offense, judgment date, fine, sentence, and other required details. A bond may be needed to stay the judgment. Remember, these steps begin after judgment. They neither extend the Fraser citation's 20-day eligible-payment period nor replace its appearance terms.