Gas City Court Docket Searches
Indiana indexes Gas City court records through Indiana MyCase. Pick Grant County - Gas City City Court rather than the broad county option. A citation or case number works best. MyCase also searches by cross reference. Try party or business name, attorney, case category, open-or-closed status, or a file-date range. The Gas City court identifier is 27H01.
MyCase is a public Odyssey case summary, not the court's certified record. A result may list the court, case number, filed and status dates, type, caption, roles, CCS events, setting, disposition, financial notice, and documents on file. Broad searches can hit 1,000 results, and repeated searches may trigger a captcha.
- Open MyCase and choose Case, Name, or Attorney.
- Enter the Gas City citation, case number, or required name fields.
- Select Grant County - Gas City City Court.
- Narrow to Criminal & Citation and add status or dates.
- Match 27H01, the citation, type, and filing date.
- Read the CCS and setting, then call Gas City Court to confirm.
Doxpop offers a second index, but its enhanced searches may cost money and the vendor disclaims completeness. Blank MyCase results for Gas City? Check the ticket, the spelling, the date range, and the court name. Then call the city court or visit the counter.
Gas City’s H01 Docket Code
27H01 is a five-character prefix. It sets Gas City court records apart from Grant County Circuit and Superior Court files. Indiana county code 27 comes first. The H marks a city court, and 01 identifies Gas City. Marion City Court uses H02. Never move a Gas City citation into the Marion filter just because both courts are municipal dockets.
| Known detail | MyCase field | Gas City use |
|---|---|---|
| Ticket number | Citation Number | Enter the exact Gas City citation. |
| Case number | Case Number | Confirm the 27H01 prefix. |
| Agency number | Cross Reference | Exact text is generally needed. |
| Party or business | Name fields | Add Gas City court and date limits. |
| Case stage | All, Open, Closed | Use as a filter, not proof of outcome. |
An Indiana case-number search may skip hyphens and leading zeroes. MyCase also checks number history after a transfer. Match the court, category, filed date, and status before treating a result as the right Gas City court record.
Inside the Gas City Municipal Court
Gas City Court sits at 211 E. Main Street, Gas City, Indiana 46933. Judge Steven J. Barker appears on the official court page in his public role. The court hears local misdemeanors, infractions, and ordinance violations assigned to the H01 docket. This city office is separate from the Grant County Clerk. It is not part of the county courthouse in Marion.
Call the court directly at (765) 677-3081. The published fax is (765) 677-4762. Hours run Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Wednesday hours are 9:00 a.m. to noon, with court in the afternoon. Friday hours are 9:00 a.m. to noon. Calling matters most. Use the phone when the date or payment amount is unclear.
Gas City Court
211 E. Main Street
Gas City, IN 46933
(765) 677-3081
Fax: (765) 677-4762
Bring the citation or Gas City case number, an approximate date, and your exact question. For a record copy, ask whether Gas City Court keeps the item or whether the county Clerk is the right custodian. Do not assume county copy fees apply to a Gas City request.
Gas City’s Conflicting Wednesday Times
Two official Gas City sources give different Wednesday times. The Gas City Court page puts trials and sentencing at Wednesday 2:00 p.m. The separate city contact page lists 2:30 p.m. Both pages are current enough that the public instructions genuinely conflict.
Call before relying on either time. Contact Gas City Court at (765) 677-3081 and follow the time on the current ticket or court notice.
Do not resolve this mismatch by picking the earlier or later time. The choice may go wrong. A MyCase setting may help. Still, direct confirmation from Gas City Court is the safest route. Showing up on an unverified web time could mean missing the actual docket call.
Finding Gas City Court Dates
The published Gas City schedule sets initial sessions on Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. Trials and sentencing fall on Wednesday at 2:00 p.m. per the court page, while the city contact page says 2:30 p.m. Office hours shift on court day, since the Gas City office closes at noon before the afternoon session.
| Date | Use the date printed on the Gas City ticket or the latest court notice. |
|---|---|
| Time | Tuesday initial sessions are listed at 10:30 a.m.; Wednesday sources conflict between 2:00 and 2:30 p.m. |
| Location | Gas City Court, 211 E. Main Street. |
| Court code | 27H01 identifies the Gas City docket in MyCase. |
| Setting type | Initial session, trial, or sentencing; the current notice controls. |
The Indiana Trial Court Calendars site does not list H01 among Grant County's participating courts. Gas City is left off. A blank state calendar does not prove Gas City has no session. Check MyCase first. Then call the city court. A reset or continuance moves a date; it does not dispose of the case.
Gas City’s Official Court Page
Gas City's own site is the place to check. The official Gas City Court page lists the court's address, phone contact, session times, how to pay, and how to contest a ticket.
The official page backs up the direct fallback chain. Read it alongside the separate contact page, since the Wednesday time conflict stands. The ticket and a fresh call still control a live Gas City setting.
Gas City Traffic Ticket Lookups
A Gas City traffic ticket lookup works best with the citation number. Search it in MyCase and pick the H01 court. The search should pull up the citation details, the court, the filed date, the setting, and the status. A ticket can land in the system before its case number takes the ordinary form. So the citation field often beats a name search. If nothing comes back, take the paper ticket in hand and call Gas City Court.
Want to contest it? The city says to appear on the date printed on the ticket. Enter a not-guilty plea there. The court then sets a trial date. That procedure comes from Gas City's own instructions, not a statewide deadline. Follow whatever the current ticket and court notice direct.
A citation may name a county court instead of Gas City. Then take the broader Grant County traffic court record route. The court named on the ticket decides where the docket belongs.
Gas City’s Money-Order Rule
Gas City Court takes payment by money order only. No cash, no cards, and the city's page states plainly that payment plans are not offered. The full amount is due by the court date. Before mailing anything, call (765) 677-3081 to confirm the current amount, the payee, the address, the deadline, and your ticket details.
| Payment question | Gas City published answer |
|---|---|
| Accepted method | Money order only |
| Cash | Not accepted |
| Credit or debit card | Not accepted |
| Payment plan | Not offered |
| Deadline | Full payment by the court date |
| Current amount | Not published in the sources reviewed; call Gas City Court |
Gas City publishes no fine schedule, no city court-cost table, no online payment route, and no processing or copy-fee schedule. Don't mistake county photocopy charges for Gas City ticket fines, since those are record-copy prices. The city's page does carry one warning worth heeding: late payment can mean collection action and possible license suspension.
How Gas City Cases Reach the County
Not everything that happens in Gas City lands on the H01 docket. Local H01 cases cover city misdemeanors, infractions, and ordinance violations under Grant's rules. County Level 6 felony and operating-while-intoxicated cases go to Superior 3 instead. Higher felonies and other matters follow the county's allocation rules, and civil cases sit with Grant Circuit or Superior Courts depending on type.
Docket flow: Gas City Court → Grant County Courts → Grant Circuit or Superior Court
Start with the court printed on the citation or notice. If it says Gas City Court, search 27H01. If it names a Grant Superior or Circuit Court, use that county prefix instead. The Grant County court docket overview lays out the county search steps, so use it rather than routing a case by where the event took place.
Gas City Deferral Questions
For deferral questions, Gas City points people to the Grant County Prosecutor at (765) 664-0739. The county also links an AccessGov infraction-deferral form. The form works only through JavaScript, though. Its eligibility rules, required fields, documents, fee, deadline, and payment steps are not visible on the page itself.
Before counting on a deferral, call the Prosecutor or Gas City Court. Never assume eligibility. Gas City posts no deferral fee. You should not borrow an amount from another court. One more caution: a deferral request does not erase your Gas City court date. The court must confirm a change.
Local contact: Grant County Prosecutor deferral questions, (765) 664-0739. Confirm the current process and keep following the Gas City ticket.
Who Can See Gas City Court Records
Indiana's court-access rules govern who can see Gas City court records. In MyCase, a public case may show a case number, caption, status, CCS events, a setting, or a document link. Even so, a public case can hold records that never appear online. Sealed, juvenile, mental-health, treatment, investigative, protected, and expunged material may be hidden or partial.
Key rules:
Indiana Access to Public Records Act permits inspection and copying of public agency records during regular hours, subject to exceptions.
Access Rule 4 presumes public court-record access unless material is excluded.
Access Rule 5 lists sealed, confidential, sensitive, and protected categories.
A Gas City record may not be online. Then call or visit Gas City Court and name the exact case and document. Ask whether the city or the Grant County Clerk holds it. Confirm a few things before sending any request. Check the mail or fax route, any payment, the copy price, delivery method, and turnaround. The city posts no special copy fee and offers no general online record form.
Gas City Docket Activity
Gas City counted 6,157 residents in the 2020 Census. Indiana's 2024 court workbook listed 5,163 new filings, 4,724 dispositions, and 4,734 cases pending at year end for the 27H01 Gas City row. Those totals measure reported court activity, not people, not the current backlog, and not the conduct of any resident.
Numbers like these are why exact citation details matter in a search. The H01 court selection and date filters matter too. They say nothing about Gas City payment terms. They also can't prove any one record is still open. Check MyCase or Gas City Court for the current status of a case.