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How to contest a Clayton County camera citation: affidavit, site and clerk instructions
Summary
Judge Hayward and court staff outlined steps to contest camera-issued red-light or bus stop citations: print the affidavit at violationinfo.com, notarize it, and submit it to the state court clerk (first floor or mail to 9151 Tara Boulevard, Jonesboro, GA 30236). The judge also described payment options and civil consequences for nonpayment.
The court walked attendees through the process to contest a camera-issued citation and to handle payment if an appeal fails.
Court staff said defendants should print the affidavit from violationinfo.com, have it notarized and submit it to the state court clerk’s office (first floor of the building) or by mail to 9151 Tara Boulevard, Jonesboro, Georgia, 30236. Judge Hayward described administrative consequences for unpaid civil penalties — including restrictions on vehicle registration — and reiterated that stop-arm bus fines are set by state law and not negotiable: “If you pass a school bus in the state of Georgia ... it is a $1,000 fine,” she said. The court frequently offered 90 days to pay as a practical accommodation.
