Thurston County Warrant RecordsThurston County Warrant Records

Thurston County Warrant Records is not a court or law-enforcement office. For an official answer, contact the office that holds the case or serves the order. County Court handles local traffic and ordinance matters. The District Court Clerk handles felony and family records. The Sheriff handles service and process questions. Verify hours and routing before traveling.

Need Official Warrant Information?

The county sources reviewed did not locate a public warrant list or a single warrant-check line. Use the court listed on the case or notice. A routine question about an active, recalled, or served order belongs with the issuing clerk. A question about service or safe routing belongs with the Sheriff. Use 911 for emergencies only.

Thurston County Court

106 S 5th Street, Pender, NE 68047

8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday, open at lunch. The state directory lists different hours, so verify before visiting.

402-385-3136

County Court contact

Clerk of the District Court

106 S 5th Street, Pender, NE 68047

8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday, closed noon to 1 p.m.

402-385-3318

District Clerk contact

Thurston County Sheriff

605 S 2nd Street, Pender, NE 68047

402-385-3018

Sheriff contact

The Sheriff email listed by the county is tcso1@thurstoncountysheriffne.gov. Confirm the right contact method before sending sensitive details. The District Clerk email display on the county page is duplicated, so phone verification or the state directory is safer.

Where to Get Court Records

Use Nebraska JUSTICE for public case information and the state's case-number lookup for a known file. Those tools may show docket activity, but they do not guarantee a live warrant status. The Judicial Branch case-information page explains the public search options. The county public-records page is the fallback for a targeted non-exempt request.

Juvenile, sealed, and pre-execution search-warrant material may be restricted. Ask the clerk which record rule applies.

Contact Boundaries

County Court, District Court, and the Sheriff do not answer the same question. If a matter is in Winnebago Tribal Court, use tribal contacts. If it is federal, use the federal court or Marshals channel. Do not assume a local phone number is a 24-hour warrant line, and do not pay an unsolicited caller.

Nebraska Judicial Branch warns that courts do not serve arrest warrants by phone, text, or email and do not demand immediate payment through those channels.