Harrison County · Court guide
Marshall Municipal Court
Marshall publishes a hearing-request process but no complete public DSC packet. Ask the court for driving-safety terms before using the ordinary payment service.
Driving-safety instructionsDates and court contact
- Request permission
- Appear or make the required request by the date written on the citation.
- Complete and submit
- Confirm the certificate and record deadline with the court’s approval.
- Court address / visit information
- 110 S Bolivar Street, Suite 104B, Marshall, TX 75670
- Court contact
- 903-935-4535
Official sources reviewed . Your court’s written order controls the requirements for your case.
Request the correct hearing or paperwork
Marshall’s court page directs defendants to respond by the date on the ticket. To request a hearing, it provides a form that must be signed and emailed to municourt@marshalltexas.net with the citation number in the subject. That is a hearing request, not automatic permission to take a course.
Watch for the hearing notice
The city says a notice should arrive by email within seven business days; contact the court if it does not. A separate request is needed for each ticket, and the form cannot reschedule an existing hearing. Ask the clerk how to request driving safety for your particular case.
Get the final terms from Marshall
The public page does not publish a complete DSC timetable or return checklist. Obtain the approval and required certificate, record and affidavit instructions. The court is at 110 S Bolivar Street, Suite 104B. Its mailed-document notice recommends registered mail as evidence of receipt.
Official instructions and forms
Check the linked court material for changes before filing. This is a Bright Driving Safety guide, not an official court website or an individual eligibility decision.
After court approval
Ready for the course?
Bright Driving Safety is TDLR Course Provider #CP1265. The online course is $25; court costs and driving-record fees are separate. Submit your certificate and all documents required by your court on time.