Sarpy County Sheriff’s Office

The Sarpy County Sheriff's Office is the primary law enforcement agency serving the residents of Sarpy County, Nebraska. The local sheriff's office provides a comprehensive range of services to safeguard the county's population and maintain order and peace.

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Contact Information

For non-emergency calls, you can reach the Sarpy County Sheriff's Department by dialing (402) 593-2288. Their office is located at 8335 Platteview Rd., Papillion, NE 68046.

Please always dial 911 in case of emergencies.

You can find more detailed contact information and resources on the official Sarpy County Sheriff's Office website.

Arrest Warrants Search

An essential service provided by the Sarpy County sheriff's department is the ability to conduct an active arrest warrants search. This service is critical for both law enforcement officials and civilians alike.

Warrant Lookup

To perform a Sarpy County warrant lookup, individuals can use the Warrant Search portal provided on the Sarpy County Sheriff's Department's official website. This lookup provides information about active arrest warrants issued by the local courts.

Arrest Records Search

Arrest records search is another vital function the Sarpy County Sheriff's Department offers. The database contains the names of individuals who have been apprehended by the sheriff's office. Information about the date, time, and nature of the arrest, as well as the charges, are included.

Access the Arrest Records portal to conduct an arrest records search.

Criminal Records and Background Checks

For background checks, criminal records, and history, the Sarpy County Sheriff's Department facilitates this service through the Nebraska State Patrol's Criminal Identification Division. Information such as arrest records, convictions, and criminal history is made available.

You can request a background check via the Nebraska State Patrol website.

Sex Offender Registry

The Sarpy County Sheriff's Department maintains the local sex offender registry in accordance with the Nebraska Sex Offender Registration Act. The database contains information about convicted sex offenders residing in Sarpy County.

To view the registry, visit the Sarpy County Sex Offender Registry.

Most Wanted List

The Sarpy County Sheriff's Department periodically releases a list of the most wanted criminals in the county. This list is regularly updated and can be a resource for the public to aid law enforcement in apprehending these individuals.

Check out the Most Wanted List on their official website.

Bail Bonds

In Sarpy County, bail bonds can be posted at the Sarpy County Court. The Sheriff's Office does not directly handle the bail bonds process. However, information regarding bail bonds can be obtained from the Sarpy County Court.

For more information about Bail Bonds, visit the Sarpy County Court official page.

Police Departments

Apart from the Sheriff's Department, Sarpy County is also served by several local Police Departments. These include the Bellevue Police Department, La Vista Police Department, Papillion Police Department, and Springfield Police Department.

The Sarpy County Sheriff's Department works in close collaboration with these police departments to ensure the safety and security of all residents in Sarpy County.

For more information or to report non-emergency situations, you can contact these police departments at their respective phone numbers:

Bellevue Police Department: (402) 293-3100
La Vista Police Department: (402) 331-1582
Papillion Police Department: (402) 597-2035
Springfield Police Department: (402) 253-2992

Detailed information about each police department can be found on their respective official websites:

Online Services and Resources

Beyond the specific services discussed above, the Sarpy County Sheriff's Office and the various police departments in Sarpy County provide numerous online services and resources to assist the public. Some of these online services include:

Inmate Search

An inmate search can be conducted via the Sarpy County Jail website. This service provides information about current inmates, including their charges and bond amounts.

Records Requests

Citizens can also request records related to incidents, accidents, or investigations by contacting the Sarpy County Sheriff's Office. You can submit a record request online via the Sarpy County Sheriff's Office Records Request page.

Neighborhood Watch Programs

The Sarpy County Sheriff's Office is also committed to proactive community policing initiatives like Neighborhood Watch Programs. These programs aim to create safer communities by encouraging residents to report suspicious activities to law enforcement. More information about these programs can be found on the Neighborhood Watch page.

Victim Assistance

The Sarpy County Sheriff's Office provides resources for victims of crimes. The Victim Assistance Program offers information on victims' rights, the legal process, and support services for victims and their families.

The Sarpy County Sheriff's Office, along with local police departments, provides a comprehensive suite of services designed to maintain peace and order, uphold justice, and ensure the safety and well-being of all Sarpy County residents.

Special Programs and Units

In addition to the standard services, the Sarpy County Sheriff's Office has a variety of specialized units and programs to further serve the community. These include:

K-9 Unit

The K-9 Unit of the Sarpy County Sheriff's Office includes trained dogs and their handlers who aid in various law enforcement duties. These can include tracking and apprehending suspects, locating missing persons, and detecting drugs or explosives. For more information, visit the K-9 Unit page.

School Resource Officers

The Sheriff's Office provides School Resource Officers (SROs) to local schools. These officers work within the schools to maintain safety, educate students about law enforcement, and serve as a resource for students and staff. More about this program can be found on the School Resource Officers page.

Traffic Enforcement

The Traffic Enforcement unit focuses on promoting safety on Sarpy County's roads. This includes enforcing traffic laws and investigating motor vehicle accidents. Find more details on the Traffic Enforcement page.

Citizen Involvement

The Sarpy County Sheriff's Office encourages citizen involvement and provides several programs that allow residents to learn more about law enforcement and get involved in community safety:

Citizens' Academy

The Citizens' Academy offers a hands-on approach to learn about the many aspects of law enforcement. The program allows residents to engage directly with deputies and understand the operations of the Sheriff's Office better. Learn more on the Citizens' Academy page.

Volunteer Opportunities

The Sheriff's Office provides several volunteer opportunities for individuals looking to serve their community. This includes programs like the Reserve Deputies and Sheriff's Posse. For more information, visit the Volunteer Opportunities page.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

The Sarpy County Sheriff's Office website also provides a Frequently Asked Questions section, where you can find answers to common questions about services, operations, and public safety.

All these services and programs highlight the multi-faceted role of the Sarpy County Sheriff's Office in maintaining public safety, law and order, and serving the community of Sarpy County.

Civil Process and Services

The Sarpy County Sheriff's Office also handles civil processes and services, which includes but not limited to serving civil papers like subpoenas, court orders, and other legal documents.

They also handle processes like property evictions under court order. For more information about these services and fees involved, you can visit the Civil Process page.

Evidence and Property

The Sarpy County Sheriff's Office's Property and Evidence Unit manages all property and evidence collected by the department in the course of their duties. This includes items that are found, seized, or held as evidence in a case.

If you are looking to reclaim property, you may contact the Property and Evidence Unit by calling (402) 593-4358 or visiting the Property and Evidence page for more information.

Emergency Management

The Sarpy County Sheriff's Office also plays a critical role in emergency management within the county. They collaborate with various agencies to prepare for, respond to, and recover from emergencies and disasters.

Information regarding emergency preparedness, including guides for families and businesses, can be found on the Sarpy County Emergency Management page.

Records Division

The Records Division of the Sarpy County Sheriff's Office is responsible for maintaining all incident reports, accident reports, and other records related to Sheriff's Office activities. They also handle requests for these records from both the public and other law enforcement agencies.

For information about how to request a record, you can visit the Records Request page on the Sheriff's Office website.

The Sarpy County Sheriff's Office's commitment to public safety and service is clear through its diverse range of services, programs, and initiatives. Their work is essential to maintaining the peace and order of Sarpy County, making it a safe place to live and work.

Patrol Division

The Patrol Division is the backbone of the Sarpy County Sheriff's Office, providing 24/7 coverage to the community. Deputies patrol the county, respond to emergencies, enforce traffic laws, and handle preliminary criminal investigations. For more information about the Patrol Division, visit the Patrol Division page on the Sheriff's Office website.

Investigations Division

The Investigations Division handles complex, detailed, and prolonged investigations beyond the scope of Patrol Deputies. This division includes detectives specializing in areas like crimes against persons, property crimes, and drug enforcement. To learn more, visit the Investigations Division page.

Corrections Division

The Corrections Division operates the Sarpy County Jail, providing safe and secure custody for individuals arrested and awaiting trial or serving sentences. The jail also offers programs aimed at reducing recidivism and helping inmates successfully transition back into society. More details are available on the Corrections Division page.

Administrative Services

Administrative Services provide essential support to the overall functioning of the Sheriff's Office. This division handles areas like budgeting, personnel, training, internal affairs, and public relations. For more details, visit the Administrative Services page.

Public Information Office

The Public Information Office communicates vital information to the public and media outlets. This can range from public safety alerts to press releases about notable cases or department initiatives. Check out the Public Information Office page for more information.

The extensive scope of services provided by the Sarpy County Sheriff's Office is a testament to their commitment to the safety and welfare of the community. Their tireless work ensures that Sarpy County remains a secure and peaceful place for its residents.

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