How to resolve San Antonio traffic citations

Driving the news: The San Antonio Municipal Court's annual Warrant Resolution Campaign is now through Feb. 28. The campaign adds staffing and extended hours on Saturdays to help people settle traffic cases.

How it works: The court will open 8am-3pm on two Saturdays, Feb. 21 and 28. It's located near UT San Antonio's Downtown Campus. Regular hours are 8am-4:30pm Monday through Friday.

• You don't need an appointment to visit a judge in person and review your options.
• If you have a Class C warrant, you will not be arrested.
• If you're not sure if you have a warrant or citation, you can check your status online.

Yes, but: Many cases and parking citations can still be resolved online.

Flashback: Last year's campaign helped people resolve about 1,400 warrants, per the city.

What they're saying: The annual event "gives people the chance to work with our judges and staff to resolve their citations without the fear of arrest," Municipal Court presiding judge Carla Obledo said in a statement.

• "Clearing warrants helps people avoid escalating fines, legal issues, and challenges with employment or housing."