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This section provides a short list of judges serving in the Fifth Municipal District - Bridgeview together with their courtroom location, room number, and telephone number. Click into each judge’s page to view their standing orders (if the judge has a standing order).
Records Search. You can also obtain records from the Tulsa Municipal Court. Birth and death records can be requested from the Oklahoma State Department of Health. To submit an open records request, you can contact the County Clerk’s Office, depending on the type of record.
The Tulsa County Clerk of Courts is responsible for maintaining the records of all Tulsa County District Court cases. Court records are documents created during legal proceedings, such as criminal case files, bankruptcy records, and records from family or probate court.
The Fifth Municipal District is organized by courtrooms, key dates, judicial assignments and standing orders. Traffic and misdemeanor cases (with the exception of domestic violence cases) are scheduled by use of the “key date” system.
Dockets are usually managed by the Clerk of Court. Sometimes dockets and court filings are available electronically for public viewing, but not always. When viewing a case record, you can see the upcoming docket of future court hearings.
Remote Court Proceeding Information. If you are appearing in court via the Zoom application, please select a Fifth Municipal District courtroom number to the right to find the Zoom Meeting ID and Zoom Passcode for the courtroom which you are scheduled to appear in.
District Finder. This map helps you identify what City Council District an address falls within. It also provides a quick link to the Council District website for more information about that district and its city councilor. You can either: enter an address in the Council District Locator (where it says, "Find address or place") and hit enter or.
