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This private reference resource cannot access, alter, certify, or confirm an official Pine County court record. The correct route depends on whether the request is for a case register, a hearing date, a certified copy, or information held by a municipal government. The official contacts below identify the appropriate Minnesota court channel.

This Is Not a Court or Government Office. Pine County Court Docket is a private reference resource. It cannot retrieve a court file, change a court setting, issue a certified copy, seal a record, or provide legal advice. Direct those requests to Pine County Court Administration or the relevant court.

Need an Official Docket or Record?

Pine County District Court records are maintained by Pine County Court Administration. The office is the proper local contact for an exact court document, a certified copy, a record-access procedure, or a question about the court counter. MCRO is the public search layer for a case register, hearing, judgment, or permitted document. A city clerk’s office may answer a municipal-government or ordinance question, but it cannot issue a certified Pine District Court record.

  • Case register or court docket: search Case Lookup through MCRO, then use Court Administration for the official record.
  • Court date or setting: consult Court Dates, the current notice, MCRO Hearing Search, and the Pine daily calendar.
  • Certified or plain copies: request the specific document from Pine County Court Administration.
  • Criminal, civil, or traffic case details: use the matching record page and confirm the current status through official court channels.
  • City ordinance or municipal data: contact the relevant city office instead of treating it as a court register.

Pine County Court Administration / Court Administrator
Pine County Courthouse
635 Northridge Drive NW, Suite 320
Pine City, MN 55063
(320) 591-1500
Regular business hours: Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Official Pine County District Court page

For a mailed court-record request, identify the case name, file number if known, precise document, return mailing address, and daytime phone. Pine’s official instructions say to allow five days for mail requests. For a day-of-hearing question, court lobby and room screens are the most current in-building source.