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Nash Municipal Court handles Class C misdemeanors only. These are low-leavel, fine-only offenses that have taken place within the City of Nash. Some examples of these types of offenses are traffic violations such as speeding or expired registration; as well as, public intoxication and violations of City Ordinances.
Although these charges by themselves won’t land you in jail, a warrant may be issued for your arrest if you neglect to pay the fines.
The current Municipal Judge of Nash, Texas, is
Nash Municipal Court handles Class C misdemeanors only. These are low-leavel, fine-only offenses that have taken place within the City of Nash. Some examples of these types of offenses are traffic violations such as speeding or expired registration; as well as, public intoxication and violations of City Ordinances.
Although these charges by themselves won’t land you in jail, a warrant may be issued for your arrest if you neglect to pay the fines.
The current Municipal Judge of Nash, Texas, is
If you have been given a ticket in the City of Nash, it’s ok, you have a couple of different options!
First, you can pay the fine outright. If you do not have the resources to pay it all at one time, you can sign up for a payment plan which allows you to pay it out over time.
Second, if the offense was a moving violation, you may be eligible for Defensive driving which will allow you to pay a portion of your fine and take a class to keep the offense from going on your record.
And third, if you are unemployed, we also allow community service to be done in order to satisfy the fine for the offense. It is, however, the responsibility of the defendant to find a place that has community service hours available.
If you would like to request a court date to go before the Judge and plead not guilty or ask for leniency, please contact Nash Municipal Court @ 903-838-0822. As mentioned above, if you fail to contact the court to make arrangements to resolve your citation by the deadline provided, warrants will be issued for all unresolved traffic tickets!
If you have been given a ticket in the City of Nash, it’s ok, you have a couple of different options!
First, you can pay the fine outright. If you do not have the resources to pay it all at one time, you can sign up for a payment plan which allows you to pay it out over time.
Second, if the offense was a moving violation, you may be eligible for Defensive driving which will allow you to pay a portion of your fine and take a class to keep the offense from going on your record.
And third, if you are unemployed, we also allow community service to be done in order to satisfy the fine for the offense. It is, however, the responsibility of the defendant to find a place that has community service hours available.
If you would like to request a court date to go before the Judge and plead not guilty or ask for leniency, please contact Nash Municipal Court @ 903-838-0822. As mentioned above, if you fail to contact the court to make arrangements to resolve your citation by the deadline provided, warrants will be issued for all unresolved traffic tickets!
The following is a list of the open warrants that have been issued by the City of Nash in the last 5 years. This report will be updated at the first of each month. If your name appears on this list and you would like to avoid arrest, call Nash Municipal Court @ 903-838-0822. We will gladly provide you with the options available for resolution of your case.
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The following is a list of the open warrants that have been issued by the City of Nash in the last 5 years. This report will be updated at the first of each month. If your name appears on this list and you would like to avoid arrest, call Nash Municipal Court @ 903-838-0822. We will gladly provide you with the options available for resolution of your case.
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If there is a warrant for your arrest, INSTEAD of suffering the inconvenience and embarrassment of being arrested.
We give you the opportunity to come in and handle your business WITHOUT BEING AFRAID OF GOING TO JAIL.
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Your options are:
If there is a warrant for your arrest, INSTEAD of suffering the inconvenience and embarrassment of being arrested.
We give you the opportunity to come in and handle your business WITHOUT BEING AFRAID OF GOING TO JAIL.
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Chief Dial began his career in Law enforcement in 2005 with the Texarkana, Texas Police Department.
Chief Dial came to the Nash Police Department as a police officer in 2012. After a brief appointment as the sergeant, Chief Dial was then appointed as the interim chief in 2012 when the position was vacated by Doug Bowers, City Administrator of Nash. Chief Dial was appointed as the full-time Chief of Police in March of 2013. He holds an Advanced Peace Officer license from the State of Texas and has a wide variety of specialized training including Drug Recognition Expert, Special Weapons and Tactics Operator, and numerous hours of law enforcement management and administration courses from the Bill Blackwood Law Enforcement Management Institute of Texas.
He is a Member of First Baptist Church of Texarkana. Outside of law enforcement, Kelly enjoys spending time with his wife Shannon, who is a Dyslexia Interventionist with the Texarkana Arkansas School District and their seven children.
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The Fire Chief is the administrative head of the combination paid/volunteer fire department of the City of Nash. Regular duties include overseeing the daily operation of the department as well as conducting business inspections, building plan reviews, Fire Code enforcement and organizing fire safety and fire prevention programs. The Fire Chief works closely with other departments of the city to provide outstanding services to the citizens of Nash.
Steve started a career in fire service in 1981 as a Probationary Firefighter for the City of Texarkana Texas. After serving many years and in several roles in that department, he came to Nash in 2004 as the Fire Chief while still working for Texarkana. In 2017, Steve retired from that department and now concentrates his efforts on leading the Nash Fire Department and providing service for the citizens of Nash. He is a certified Emergency Medical Technician with the Texas Department of State Health Services and is certified with the Texas Commission on Fire Protection as an Advanced Firefighter, Fire Instructor, Fire Inspector, Wildland Firefighter, and Hazardous Materials Technician. Steve is married and has one son who is also a Firefighter.