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City Clerk Contact the City Clerk. Hon. Box 71, Alexandria, LA 71309 Physical Location: First Floor City Hall, 915 Third Street Alexandria City Court - Amended Order for COVID-19 . Continuances granted by Judge for civil and criminal cases; by Clerk for infractions for one continuance.

James C. Clark, Presiding Judge We, The Rapides Parish Clerk of Court, never call people about arrest warrants, collection of fines or penalties, and we do not accept payment for outstanding warrants.

Alexandria Circuit Court Judges. Clerk of Court: Room 307, 703.746.4044 Commissioner of Accounts: Room 306, 703.746.4031 Marriage Licenses Divorce Cases; Custody, Visitation, Spousal Support & Child Support as part of Divorce cases or as Appealed from the Juvenile and Domestic Relations District Court Telephone: 318-449-5048 Email: Donna.Jones@cityofalex.com U.S. Post:P.O. Within those boundaries the court has the power to hear and decide both criminal and civil cases, rule in civil cases and hand down judgment for punishment in criminal cases.

The Clerk maintains and processes land records, handles probate and fiduciary matters, issues marriage licenses, and provides clerical assistance to Circuit Court judges in all civil and criminal matters. Jurisdiction of Alexandria City Court is limited to the citizens of Wards 1, 2 and 8 in Rapides Parish. Lisa Bondareff Kemler, Presiding Judge, Chief Judge; Hon. J. Greg Parks was elected Clerk of Court in the November 2019 general election. If you receive one of these calls, hang up and report it to us the Rapides Parish Clerk of Court, 318-473-8153 or the Rapides Parish Sheriff's Office 318-473-6700. The Clerk of Court is a constitutional officer who is elected city-wide to an eight-year term.