Need an Official Docket or Record?
For a Seventh Judicial District Court civil, criminal, family, succession, probate, judgment, or minute-entry request, contact the Concordia Parish Clerk of Court. State the court, case number, division if known, document requested, approximate date, and whether a plain or certified copy is needed. Ask the office to confirm current fees, hours, payment methods, turnaround, and whether email or fax requests are accepted.
Concordia Parish Clerk of Court
4001 Carter Street, Room 5
Vidalia, LA 71373
Mail: P.O. Box 790, Vidalia, LA 71373
(318) 336-4204
Fax: (318) 336-8777
The state directory lists concordiaclerk20@gmail.com. Confirm that it is monitored for records requests before sending personal information or a payment instruction. The commonly cited Concordia clerk domain was not a reliable official access route when the research was completed.
Where to Direct Court Questions
Different public offices hold different parts of the Concordia court process. A payment page, calendar, and clerk file do not serve the same purpose. Use the contact tied to the case type and issuing court.
- 7th JDC setting or district-court file: Concordia Parish Clerk of Court, (318) 336-4204.
- Concordia traffic citation or sheriff payment question: Sheriff’s Office, Room 7, 4001 Carter Street, (318) 336-5231.
- District Attorney traffic, diversion, or wildlife category: Room 9, 4001 Carter Street, (318) 336-5526.
- Vidalia City Court record or city citation: City Court Clerk, 409 Texas Street, (318) 336-6255.
- Federal docket: Western District of Louisiana, Alexandria Division, (318) 473-7415, through PACER.
For a Clayton, Ferriday, or Ridgecrest mayor’s-court matter, first verify the current town-office custodian and confirm that the citation was not assigned to the sheriff or 7th JDC instead.
About This Private Resource
This site has no access to private court systems and does not take service of process, legal filings, fee payments, or requests to change a court date. It does not represent the Concordia Parish Clerk of Court, the 7th JDC, Vidalia City Court, a mayor’s court, the sheriff, the district attorney, or any Louisiana government agency. Official records and instructions come from the public office that maintains them.