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Questions about an official Thayer County criminal record must go to the government office that keeps it. This privately run reference site cannot retrieve, change, certify, or file records. The contacts below route court files to the two courthouse clerks, law-enforcement and booking material to the Law Enforcement Center, and statewide RAP requests to the Nebraska State Patrol. Choosing the correct custodian matters because a sheriff report, jail booking, trial-court file, and state repository history are separate government records with different access methods.

This Is Not a Government Office. This private reference site cannot retrieve records, perform official checks, correct a government file, or accept a sealing or set-aside filing.

Need an Official Record?

Use the office that created or maintains the Thayer County record. The current official routes are:

  • District Court felony files: Clerk of the District Court, Room 302, 225 N. 4th St., Hebron, NE 68370; 402-768-6116; weekdays 7:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
  • County Court files: see criminal court case records or contact Room 203 at the same courthouse; 402-768-6325 ext. 4; weekdays 7:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m., closed noon-1 p.m.
  • Arrest, incident, booking, jail, and 911 material: Thayer County Sheriff's Office and jail, 324 Olive Ave., Hebron, NE 68370; 402-768-6139; fax 402-768-6336; tcs932@windstream.net
  • Nebraska RAP sheets and official state checks: Nebraska State Patrol Criminal Identification Division through its Limited Criminal History Search or request form
  • Trooper reports: Nebraska State Patrol Legal Division, P.O. Box 94907, Lincoln, NE 68509, or the agency's public-records request portal
  • Sealing and set-aside filings: the clerk of the original County Court or District Court case

The sheriff does not publish a separately named records division, local request form, copy fee, or fixed counter hours. Call before a nonemergency visit. The Nebraska Public Records Statutes require a response framework within four business days after actual receipt of a written request, but that rule does not promise completion within four days.