City of Kimberling City, Missouri Prosecution Services

Prosecutor M.J. Hurney, Attorney-at-Law, serves in various prosecution roles, including as City Prosecutor for Kimberling City.  

Out-of-court contact with the prosecutor is generally restricted to electronic communications, as described below.  Since the prosecutor may need to reach you before court, it is important you provide up-to-date contact information with your submission; this includes your cell phone number and email address.  

NOTE: Providing your contact information to the prosecutor does NOT update your contact information with the court.  It is always important to keep your contact information current with the court, as they will mail important notices to the address in their file. The court clerk is available at (417) 357-6511 if you need to update your information. 

Kimberling City Municipal Court Info

City cases are heard on the assigned court date at:
Stone County Courthouse
Associate Judge E. Chavez
110 S. Maple, Galena, Missouri (MO) 65656

MAIL TO: “Stone County Circuit Clerk"
P.O. Box 18, Galena, Missouri (MO) 65656

Court Clerks: (417) 357-6511 / More Court Info

PRO-SE LITIGANT INFO

Pro-Se Litigants (Representing yourself):
Your court date appears on the summons you received from the officer and/or from the court. It is also available on CaseNet, whose links appear on this page. It is important that you appear at the correct time and location. Failure to appear may result in license suspensions and/or warrants for your arrest. You MUST appear unless the charge is disposed of prior to court, or you are otherwise instructed by the court to not appear.

Insurance ticket? If your ticket is for NO INSURANCE (“failure to show proof of financial responsibility”), CLICK HERE for info.

Other Tickets:
Pro-Se litigants have two pre-court options to contact the prosecutor, as listed below. Defendants may only make one request per case.

BOTH PACKETS CONTAIN SPECIFIC TIME DEADLINES. PLEASE READ THEM THOROUGHLY.

1. Disposition Packet Request: If your case is not “plea and pay” eligible on CaseNet and/or does not have a published fine, you may request a disposition packet. CLICK HERE for directions for obtaining a disposition packet.

OR

2. Case Evaluation Requests: If you are seeking to have your case(s) evaluated by the prosecutor and believe an agreement should be considered, the directions are available HERE (CLICK).

Court Day pro-se meetings (limited): The prosecutor holds open office hours on court days, beginning at 12:00/noon and ending at 1:30 (court time). Pro-Se litigants will be given the opportunity to visit with the prosecutor on a first-come, first-served (FCFS) basis, with no guarantee of being seen before the 1:30 end time. You need to check-in as close to noon as possible. Attorneys waiting for the prosecutor will be given preference in line. To secure a better chance of communications, please follow the above guidelines regarding online arrangements.

Defendants who are represented by an attorney should not contact the prosecutor directly; they must contact their attorney.



Policies and Forms:
Current DIP (Driver Improvement Program) Policy (CLICK HERE)
State-Approved DIP Links
(Contact the prosecutor for DIP links in Spanish)

ATTORNEY INFO

ATTORNEYS representing clients (Attorneys only):
The most up-do-date procedures for attorney-prosecutor services are available as a PDF download - CLICK HERE - updated 12/25.  PLEASE ENSURE YOU REVIEW THE DEADLINES IN THE PACKET.  We cannot act outside of these deadlines, at they were directed by the Court.

Court Day attorney meetings (limited): The prosecutor holds office hours on court days, beginning at 12:00/noon and ending at 1:30 (court time). Pro-Se litigants will also be seen, but attorneys waiting for the prosecutor will be given preference in line. Please attempt to make arrangements (filings, offers requests, etc) electronically or via telephone before the court date, in order to save time during office hours.  DUE TO COURT REQUIREMENTS, meetings will be ended at 1:30 so the prosecutor can be in the courtroom.