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O’Fallon is the largest city in St. Charles County, covering a long stretch of I-70 plus Highway K and Highway P. Its municipal court sits in the Justice Center on Bryan Road.
Court information
- Address
- O’Fallon Justice Center, 1019 Bryan Road
O’Fallon, MO 63366 - Phone
- (636) 240-8766
- Official website
- www.ofallonmo.gov
- Office hours
- Clerk Monday–Friday, 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
- Court sessions
- Court convenes at multiple times during the month, commonly Mondays. Confirm your setting with the court.
- Judge
- Hon. Tim Engelmeyer
- Prosecutor
- K. Kyle McKay, 1019 Bryan Road, O’Fallon, MO 63366, (636) 379-5494
- Arresting agency
- O’Fallon Police Department
- County
- St. Charles County
- Main corridors
- I-70, Highway K, Highway P, Highway N, Bryan Road
Details above come from this court’s own published information. Courts change schedules, addresses and procedures — confirm with the court before relying on anything here for a court date.
What to know about this court
1019 Bryan Road — and be careful with search results
Third-party listings circulate an address on North Main Street for this court. The city’s own pages give 1019 Bryan Road. Use the Justice Center.
No phones in the courtroom
The city states plainly that mobile phones will not be allowed in the courtroom. Leave yours in the car rather than being turned away at the door.
Dress code, verbatim
“Proper attire is required. No shorts, halter tops or tank tops allowed in the courtroom.”
Attorney procedure
Recommendation requests go to the prosecutor by mail with a self-addressed stamped envelope and a copy of the entry of appearance as e-filed with the court. Accepted recommendations are signed by defendant and attorney and e-filed on Case.net.
Payment options
Credit or debit card and electronic bank draft through the court website, plus a 24-hour dropbox in the Justice Center lobby for money orders and checks.
Your license case is not heard here
Whatever happens in O'Fallon Municipal Court, the Missouri Department of Revenue is running a separate action against your driver’s license, and it does not wait for your criminal case. You have 15 days from the date your Notice of Suspension (Form 2385) was issued to request a hearing, and the Department states that missing it means no hearing and no further appeal. That track runs through the Department and, on review, the circuit court — not this municipal division. What to do about it →
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