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For a Woodville court docket, begin with the paper in hand. The town sits as the seat of Wilkinson County and hosts the county courthouse, yet that does not fold city records into county ones. A ticket from the town may live with a different office than a Circuit, Chancery, Justice, or Youth Court case, so the docket you need depends on which court printed the citation or notice. Read that document closely. Keep the full case number intact, because it is what a clerk will ask for before pulling any Wilkinson County court records or hearing dates for you.

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Woodville Court Docket at the Courthouse

The official 2026 courthouse directory lists the Wilkinson County courthouse. The address is 525 Main Street, Woodville, Mississippi 39669. That address works well for a court-counter or records visit. It is not a promise of counter hours. It is not a municipal-court address. And it is not permission to file a document in person without checking with the right office first. MEC CourtInfo shows 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. on the electronic court entries for Wilkinson Circuit and Chancery. Treat that as an electronic-office reference. It does not guarantee every records function. Not every judge or counter stays open through the whole range. For a time-sensitive Woodville trip, call the clerk first.

Note: A courthouse street address helps locate a county office, while a court-specific mailing address controls a mailed request or filing.

The Woodville Municipal Court

Woodville Municipal Court handles city traffic and ordinance violations. It also handles municipal misdemeanors. It stands apart from the county courthouse work that happens in the same town. The city offers no verified municipal portal. There is no daily calendar, fee schedule, court contact, or public ticket lookup. Do not assume one exists just because the county courthouse sits nearby. Read a city citation for the named court and its appearance instructions. A traffic stop outside municipal limits may be a Justice Court matter instead. A Circuit or Chancery filing can arise in Woodville. It still belongs to its county court and clerk. The court printed on the record, not the word "Woodville" alone, points the way.

Woodville Court Docket Mail and Visit Routes

Woodville keeps several county offices near the same courthouse, but their mailing routes stay deliberately separate. The Circuit Clerk takes Circuit filings at P.O. Box 327, Woodville, MS 39669-0327. The Chancery Clerk uses P.O. Box 516, Woodville, MS 39669. The Justice Court Clerk goes through P.O. Box 40, Woodville, MS 39669-0040. Send a request to the right box, because a generic county address can slow down a records search.

Woodville requestRecords route
Circuit criminal or civil docketCircuit Clerk, 525 Main Street or P.O. Box 327
Chancery, estate, land, divorce, or guardianship fileChancery Clerk, 525 Main Street or P.O. Box 516
Justice Court citation or limited-jurisdiction caseJustice Court Clerk, P.O. Box 40, after confirming district
Woodville city ticket or ordinanceWoodville Municipal Court route stated on the citation

Woodville Court Dates and Settings

A Woodville court date needs a current source. Use the notice, the order, the citation, or direct confirmation from the court. The official 2026 Circuit and Chancery term publications are annual frameworks. They do not prove that any named case will be heard on a given day. A setting can be reset, continued, or reassigned. That can happen long after the annual calendar comes out. The published 2026 Chancery terms for Wilkinson open the second Monday in April, the first Monday in August, and the second Monday in December. Each runs six days. Circuit terms begin the first Monday in February, the second Monday in April, the third Monday in June, and the first Monday in October. Those dates give useful court context. Still, the case's latest notice controls the individual Woodville appearance.

CourtUse the Woodville Municipal Court or the specific Wilkinson County court shown on the notice.
Case or citation numberUse the exact identifier supplied by the court. No public local number format was collected.
Date and timeConfirm the current setting, not just a term date or an older notice.
Setting typeUse the docket’s description, such as hearing, arraignment, trial, compliance, or other court-defined event.
LocationConfirm the location with the court because a district term is not a room assignment.

Woodville Court Calendar Limits

No daily Circuit docket call is posted publicly. Nor is a daily Chancery docket call posted. There is no current Justice Court weekly calendar or Woodville municipal calendar. Justice Court is described as holding jail sessions three times each week for initial appearances. No official weekday schedule is published. A citation or notice must control any traffic or criminal appearance. When a Woodville calendar is not online, ask the clerk some questions. Does the matter have a date? Which judge or court holds it? Does a term block apply, and did a later notice change the setting? A blank calendar search does not mean a dismissal or a closed file.

Woodville Traffic Tickets

Woodville traffic and ordinance cases stay municipal when the citation names a city court. Traffic outside municipal boundaries is different. It, along with certain tickets written by county or state agencies, can follow the Wilkinson Justice Court route instead. Woodville offers no online ticket-payment or citation-search page. So follow the instructions printed on the citation and contact the named court. Keep the citation details together. Track the issuing agency, the court, the citation number, and the appearance date in one place. Ask the court about payment, proof, a continuance, a copy, or the next setting. A court case record is distinct from a state driver record. The immediate goal is simple. Identify which court holds the Woodville citation.

Woodville Court Docket Technology Dates

Electronic filing reached Wilkinson County's courts in two waves. The Seventeenth Chancery MEC CourtInfo page shows a March 11, 2019 go-live date. That date applies to Wilkinson Chancery Court. The Sixth Circuit MEC CourtInfo page shows March 31, 2025 for Wilkinson Circuit Court. So an older Woodville county-court record may sit in a legacy index while a newer case lives entirely in MEC.

Through PAMEC, registered users get paid, read-only remote access to non-restricted MEC records. You can skip the subscription by visiting the courthouse or clerk's office. There, MEC civil and criminal documents are viewable during regular hours under the MEC procedures. Copies may carry statutory charges. A blank result on a remote search proves nothing about whether the Woodville record exists. The clerk can tell you whether that year is electronic or still on paper.

Where Woodville Cases End Up

Court boundaries still govern where a Woodville case lands. Municipal Court covers the city layer. Justice Court handles limited matters, county traffic outside municipalities, and initial criminal functions. Circuit Court serves as the county's general civil and criminal trial route, while Chancery Court takes domestic, estate, land, guardianship, and equity work. Youth Court records carry special confidentiality protections.

Docket flow: Woodville Municipal Court › Wilkinson County Courts › Circuit Court

The diagram is only a route map. No Woodville case passes through every court shown. For a court-by-court layout, use the Wilkinson County court docket overview and start from the actual court record.

Woodville Court Docket and Federal Cases

A Woodville case is not always a state matter. Some disputes belong in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Mississippi. That court sits in the Natchez Western Division. That federal trial route uses PACER, not Mississippi MEC. Bankruptcy matters go to the Southern District of Mississippi Bankruptcy Court. Appeals from the federal district court follow the Fifth Circuit route.

The federal courthouse sits outside the Woodville county courthouse route. The paperwork itself signals the difference. It names the United States District Court, a federal case number, or bankruptcy court. A state court clerk cannot turn a MEC inquiry into a PACER search. Pick the right court system before hunting for a docket.

Public Access to Woodville Court Records

Access paths for Woodville public court records vary with the court and the document. A request works best when it names the court, the case number if known, a date range, the record type, and what you want: inspection, a docket sheet, a plain copy, or certification. Sealed, expunged, youth, protected-person, medical, and protected-address material may be unavailable or redacted.

Mississippi access baseline:

Miss. Code §25-61-5 addresses written requests, responses, denials, and separable redaction for public bodies.

Miss. Code §25-61-7 allows actual-cost charges for search, review, copies, and mailing.

Miss. Code §25-61-10 addresses available electronic formats.

Judicial files may also be controlled by court rules, confidentiality law, and case-specific orders.

Woodville Court Record Contacts

For Woodville court records, three county offices handle the main routes. The Circuit Clerk is J. Lynn Tolliver-Delaney, 525 Main Street, P.O. Box 327, Woodville, MS 39669-0327, telephone 601-888-6697. The Chancery Clerk is Nakia Stewart Anderson, 525 Main Street, P.O. Box 516, Woodville, MS 39669, telephone 601-430-1913. Justice Court Clerk is Keyondra Jarvis, P.O. Box 40, Woodville, MS 39669-0040, telephone 601-888-3538.

These are court-specific county routes, not Woodville Municipal Court contact details. Confirm the office, fees, and mailing method before filing. Also confirm the record access procedure before you file a request.

Woodville Court Docket Paper File Questions

Wilkinson County's MEC dates raise a practical question for any historical case. Is the record electronic, scanned, on paper, or filed in another index? Wilkinson Chancery Court went live in MEC on March 11, 2019. Wilkinson Circuit Court followed on March 31, 2025. A file older than those dates may still have a public docket or document route. Only the clerk can identify the actual storage method. An empty remote result does not mean no Woodville case was filed.

Give the Circuit or Chancery Clerk the court, case number, year, and the item you need. The clerk can separate inspection from a plain paper or electronic copy. The same goes for a certified copy, an exemplified copy, a docket sheet, or a complete file. Those choices shape both the search path and the charge. Wilkinson County posts no current card, cash, check, copy, or certification schedule. So ask the office for its current estimate. Do that before ordering a broad file.

Courthouse viewing also matters here. MEC civil and criminal documents can be read in person during regular hours under the MEC procedures. Historic, sealed, youth, and protected-person documents stay off limits. A focused request plus a clerk's confirmation beats a general online search every time.

Woodville Court Docket Follow-Up

If the first office cannot find the Woodville record you asked for, ask which office handles it next instead of restarting a broad search. A confirmed court, year, and case type give the later clerk request a clear path. Keep the clerk's answer with your case papers, and reuse the same court-specific details for any follow-up.

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