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December 21, 2022
For a graphic explanation of where the ticket money goes, download the updated fines and fees chart online: Where the Ticket Money Goes Infographic - 2022 On July 1, 2023, the chart will again be updated to reflect changes to the retirement and State Government account distribution.Read more
December 21, 2022
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December 21, 2022
The Douglas County Young Adult Court celebrated graduation at the Douglas County Courthouse in Omaha on December 14, 2022. For the graduate, Yiel Chotyiel, the ceremony marks the completion of an intensive program of comprehensive mental health treatment, intensive community supervision, and full accountability. Judge Shelly Stratman presided at the Young Adult Drug Court hearing. Pictured are Judge Shelly Stratman with graduate Yiel Chotyiel. Adult Drug Courts are an alternate route through...Read more
December 19, 2022
During the fall of 2022, Associate Public Guardian Susan Mitchell in Omaha identified the potential benefit of therapeutic visitation dogs for her wards residing in residential facilities such as nursing homes. Several of APG Mitchell’s wards lived in the same facility, who did not have a therapy dog. Pet therapy is a low-stimulation activity that can result in reduced anxiety, pain, fatigue, fear, isolation, stress, and loneliness. APG Mitchell worked with the facility to get her dog, Buddy,...Read more
December 19, 2022
The National Guardianship Association’s annual conference was held October 22-25, 2022, in Dallas, Texas. The conference is held annually each October and provides valuable continuing education opportunities for guardians and conservators. Sessions this year focused on reviews of legislative and policy changes across the country, frameworks for decision-making, serious mental health issues, and elder justice innovation. This year, four Associate Public Guardians and three administrative team...Read more
December 16, 2022
The Financial Specialist team has expanded to six members to allow increased support to both county and district courts. New members of the team are Mandy Klipp, Clerk Magistrate of Jefferson County Court, and Ashley McIntosh, Accounting Clerk for Lincoln County Court. They join current members Vicki Kuhlmann, Clerk Magistrate for Washington and Burt Counties; Diane Sudbeck, Clerk Magistrate in Cedar County; Ashley Harimon, Assistant Clerk in Scottsbluff County; and Stephanie Smith, Assistant...Read more
December 16, 2022
Nebraska’s Clerks of the District Court gathered for their annual winter conference on December 14, 2022, at the Younes Conference Center in Kearney. Approximately 53 attendees participated in the one-day conference, which offered 4.75 hours of education. This year’s speakers included District Court Trial Court Services Director Valorie Bendixen, NACO Executive Director Jon Cannon, Cedar County Clerk of the District Court Janet Wiechelman, and IT Applications Analyst Sue Nieto. Douglas County...Read more
December 16, 2022
The Sarpy County Juvenile Drug Court celebrated graduation at the Sarpy County Courthouse in Papillion on December 6, 2022. Judge Jonathan Crosby presided over the ceremony. Also in attendance were Andrew Erickson and Gary Brollier from the Sarpy County Attorney’s Office, and Dennis Marks and Colleen Dostal from the Sarpy County Public Defender’s Office. Graduation marks the completion of an intensive program of comprehensive drug treatment, intensive community supervision, and full...Read more
Heroes award
December 15, 2022
Problem-Solving Court Coordinator Chris Reece extends tremendous efforts to support participants in Problem-Solving Court. A recent example is when Reece helped clean and board up some windows at a residence so that a participant could move back in. It is acts like this that show just how selfless and supportive she is to help foster growth of the Problem-Solving Court and meet the needs of the individuals served. Thank you, Chris, for your devotion to remaining a valuable asset to Problem-...Read more

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