Payments can be made online, in person or by phone to the Lynnwood Municipal Court.
Herald staff
LYNNWOOD — Lynnwood Municipal Court is giving ticket payers a break next month.
The court will waive all interest and collection fees for anyone who pays outstanding tickets in full in March.
Payments can be made online at LynnwoodWA.gov/Court, by phone at 425-670-5100 or at the court at 19321 44th Ave. West.
The court is open 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday to Friday.
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