Court and Probation offices will be closed on 12/26/22.

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-Solving Court!

More information will be released soon on the 2023=2035 Probation Reporting Center Services Request for Qualification.

Karen Sperling, formerly Holt County District Court’s Deputy, was always the go-to for answers – recalling names and case numbers off the top of her head, but still checking to confirm. She was thorough, punctual, and expedient – with a robust knowledge of all things in the district court office. Sperling left very big shoes to fill!

Thank you to Karen - for your many years of dedicated service to the Holt County District Court!

On behalf of Douglas County Veterans Treatment Court, we stand by our veterans and would like to acknowledge the selfless service of our nation's veterans and their families. 

We know that each veteran has a unique story and that their military service has shaped them in profound ways, but they are not the sum total of their time served. 

Take time to get to get to know a veteran. They have a lot of lessons to share.

Today we celebrate United States Veterans, past and present. 

Thank you for your service.

Supreme Court Justices held court arguments in the theatre of Nebraska City High School on November 2, 2022, at the invitation of High School Principal Brian Hoover. Justices, lawyers, and staff visited for arguments to raise awareness of court processes and the importance of civics education in today’s society.  

The Omaha Office of the Public Guardian ensures that vulnerable adults placed in their care thrive by managing issues such as poor cooperation due to impaired judgment, mental illness, or substance use.  The office members pool their resources and ideas, matching individuals with services that best suit their particular circumstances, ensuring that individuals can better experience the fullness of life.  

Jodie Roberts, Clerk Magistrate and Ex Officio Clerk of the District Court in Polk County and Assistant Clerk Mykaela Dishong took on numerous additional responsibilities during a recent period of staffing transitions in the 5th Judicial District.  

Staff members from Cedar County Court gathered around newly installed audio-visual equipment in the courtroom to learn how to operate the state-of-the-art technology, marking the Judicial Branch’s first installation of the new courtroom audio-visual technology.

“We were interested in the project and the capabilities it allows the Court to use now and into the future,” said Cedar County Clerk of District Court Janet Wiechelman.

Supreme Court Justices will hold court arguments in the theatre of the Nebraska City High School on November 2, 2022.  The court session comes at the invitation of High School Principal Brian Hoover.

“Having the Supreme Court come and present arguments is a great opportunity for our students -- to be able to listen to these experts and observe the process is the exact kind of educational experience we want at Nebraska City Public Schools,” noted Hoover on the Court's visit.