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Greensboro municipal court sets amnesty day for Feb. 13

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15 Feb 2025
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February 13, 2025, has been designated Greensboro Municipal Court’s Amnesty Day. Defendants will have the chance to have their failure to appear warrants recalled and the underlying charges dropped by the Amnesty Court. Defendants who have missed court and currently have an active Failure to Appear Warrant for their arrest are eligible for Amnesty Court. They can avoid being arrested on those charges by appearing in court.

A court appearance can be scheduled by calling 334-624-8119, Ext. #3.

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