Nebraska Chief Justice Jeffrey Funke will sign a proclamation recognizing Nebraska Problem-Solving Court Month during a ceremony in the Supreme Court courtroom at 2:00 p.m. on Wednesday, April 30, 2025.

While May is nationally recognized as Drug Court Month, Nebraska’s diverse problem-solving court programs warrant a broader celebration. The Chief Justice’s proclamation will highlight the contributions of these courts and encourage awareness, particularly within the legal community.

Nebraska’s trial court staff were recognized for their dedication to public service during Nebraska Trial Court Week, celebrated March 17-21, 2025. The weeklong tribute acknowledges these professionals' essential role in ensuring the fair and efficient administration of justice.

Awarded to: Lindsay McGraw, Probation Supervisor District #4A Probation

McGraw excels in her role, demonstrating outstanding patience and understanding as she trains and guides emerging probation officers. She builds solid relationships with her trainees, listening and providing honest and direct feedback regularly.

Nebraska Chief Justice Jeffrey Funke will sign a proclamation recognizing Nebraska Trial Court Week during a ceremony in the Supreme Court courtroom at 2:00 p.m. on Tuesday, March 18, 2025. The event will honor the contributions of trial court staff and highlight activities across the Judicial Branch during Trial Court Week, March 17-21, 2025.

Awarded to: Brenda Swanson, Senior Secretary with District 2 Probation

Swanson's nearly 17-year tenure with the District two office has seen her through many changes in support staff positions. As a support staff trainer for adult intake, she has created detailed processes and worked one-on-one to successfully train new staff.

The investiture ceremony for Judge Jason M. Bergevin as a Justice of the Nebraska Supreme Court, representing Appellate Court Judicial District 5, took place on February 14, 2025, in the Warner Chamber of the Nebraska State Capitol.

In observance of President's Day, Court and Probation Offices will be closed on 2/17/2025.

Awarded to: Megan Loomis, Special Populations Officer with the Juvenile Reentry Unit in Kearney

Loomis embodies evidence-based practices through her commitment to relationship-building and empowering youth. Her dedication to fostering excellence is evident in her authentic presence, personalized incentives for growth, and unwavering support for youth in crisis.

The Administrative Office of the Courts and Probation (AOCP), on behalf of the Adult Probation Services Division, invites you to submit a response to the attached Reporting Center Services Request for Qualifications FY2024-FY2025 (RFQ). 

The goal of this RFQ is to ensure an abundant and diverse pool of qualified professionals are partnered and registered with AOCP to deliver and maximize the impact of evidence-based practices and programs toward effectively reducing criminal recidivism.

Awarded to: Marcie Goeden, Thurston County Court Clerk Magistrate

For over a year, Clerk Magistrate Marcie Goeden has not only ensured the smooth operation of her own court but also extended her unwavering support to Dodge County. Her assistance included accepting filings remotely, traveling to Dodge County for in-person support, and stepping into the role of Interim Clerk Magistrate all while maintaining high standards in her duties in Thurston County.