County Attorney

The County Attorney is an official elected to a four-year term of office. The County Attorney is considered the top law official in the County. He is responsible for the criminal prosecution of all felony and misdemeanor crimes that occur within the County. The office also performs a number of other duties as defined by Nebraska State Statute. The County Attorney and his deputies also serve as the County Coroner.  Representation of the County in civil lawsuits and involuntary mental health commitments, determination of inheritance tax and tax foreclosures are other duties of the County Attorney.

Programs

• Victim/Witness Assistance Unit
• Special Investigations
• Diversion
• Bad Checks
• Child Support Enforcement

Contact Us

Before contacting us, if you are calling regarding a citation you have received, please have your citation ready as we will need information from it in order to be able to assist you.  If you will be stopping by our office, please bring your citation with you.  

Please be advised that our office does not currently have interpreters available on a daily basis.  If you need an interpreter, please bring someone to interpret for you when coming to our office or have an interpreter available when calling.  Thank you!