Operation Green Light returns on April 2
Program helps residents get licenses reinstated with lower fees
ORANGE PARK – Since 2019, the Clay County Clerk of the Court and Comptroller’s Operation Green Light event has helped hundreds of customers become eligible for driver’s license …
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Operation Green Light returns on April 2
Program helps residents get licenses reinstated with lower fees
ORANGE PARK – Since 2019, the Clay County Clerk of the Court and Comptroller’s Operation Green Light event has helped hundreds of customers become eligible for driver’s license reinstatement.
Many Clerks of Court are participating in coordinated events this spring, including here in Clay County on April 2. This upcoming event at the Orange Park Branch is an opportunity for people with suspended driver licenses to pay overdue court obligations, including traffic tickets, while saving a significant amount on additional fees that normally accompany delinquent payment.
The in-person event at 1478 Park Avenue in the Park Central Plaza will be from 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the Orange Park Branch location. We encourage interested parties to call our Compliance/Payment Plan office in advance for more information on their specific case and related outstanding fees.
Anyone individual looking to save on fees and have a suspended driver’s license reinstated – except for child support nonpayment cases – are eligible.
For more information, contact justinom@clayclerk.com or text her at (904) 657-6132.
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