Effective immediately: in order to pay a citation through PSN you must have the citation number entered when you pay.
Effective June 1, 2026 you will no longer be able to pay any Police Citations through our online payment service, PSN.
Payment Information
Payment Address: Lake Country Municipal Court 630 E. Wisconsin Ave. Oconomowoc, WI. 53066
Phone: 262-569-0920
Contact Us
If You Have Any Questions Call: 262-495-8316 Option #1 for the Village Clerk's office
Palmyra Municipal Court will only be meeting 1 more time on April 13, 2026
Court starts at 6:00 PM. Court hours are limited. Clerk Hours: Court nights 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM
To speak to the Court call: 262-495-4459. If no one is available to take your call, you may leave a message and the Court Clerk will contact you when they are in the office.
Christopher Schultz Court Attorney Municipal Law & Litigation
Palmyra Municipal Court deals with Village Ordinances that include traffic citations, Municipal code violations and parking tickets. These violations have occurred within Village of Palmyra limits.
If your citation indicated it, you must appear in person on the indicated court date to enter your plea, unless a not guilty plea has been entered in writing prior to the assigned court date. If you do not have to appear you have the following options:
If you do not wish to contest the matter, you may pay your forfeiture. Please enclose a copy of your citation. The court will enter a plea of no contest with a finding of guilty. – no appearance is necessary.
You may enter a not guilty plea prior to your court date, then the matter will be scheduled for a pretrial conference with the village attorney.
You may enter your plea in court on the court date indicated on your citation.
Juveniles 16 years of age and under with a non-traffic offense must be accompanied by a parent and will be seen by the judge in closed chambers. Phone: 262-548-1340
Plea Options
There are three options in which to plea:
Guilty – admitting guilt to the violation
No contest – a statement indicating that you do not wish to contest the charge on the citation, the judge must find you guilty upon a no contest plea, but the plea cannot be used as evidence against you in a civil suit for damages.
Not Guilty – Indicates you would like to contest the charges on the citation.
Default Judgment
Failure to appear in court, pay your forfeiture or enter a not guilty plea prior to your initial court appearance date will result in a default judgment to be entered with a no contest plea, finding of guilty and all penalties will be imposed.
Rescheduling of a Court Date
If you are unable to appear on your scheduled court date, you may contact the court at 262-495-4459 to reschedule your initial appearance. You are only allowed to reschedule once.
All requests must be received by the court office prior to your scheduled court date.