Saline County Warrant RecordsSaline County Warrant Records

Saline County Warrant Records is a private reference service. Official questions belong with the court or agency that keeps the record. The routing below separates County Court, the District Court Clerk, the Sheriff, Crete Police, and Nebraska’s statewide case system so a reader can reach the correct office without treating one phone number as a complete warrant search.

Not a government or law-enforcement office. This private reference cannot confirm a warrant, recall or vacate court process, post bond, arrange surrender, or give legal advice. Use the official contacts below.

Official Saline County Warrant Contacts

Choose the office by court type and question. Keep identifying information private when speaking with a clerk.

  • Saline County Court: 204 South High Street, Wilber, NE 68465; (402) 821-2131. Use for traffic, infractions, misdemeanors, preliminary hearings, city or village ordinances, and County Court warrant events. The county page lists weekday hours from 8:00 a.m. to noon and 1:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
  • District Court Clerk: 204 South High Street, Wilber, NE 68465; (402) 821-2823. Amber Mulbery’s office keeps felony, domestic-relations, judgment, and District Court order records. The county page lists the same split-day hours.
  • Saline County Sheriff and Law Enforcement Center: 911 South Main Street, Wilber, NE 68465; (402) 821-2111; fax (402) 821-2987. Use for jail, dispatch, service, and county-law-enforcement questions. No warrant-desk or surrender schedule was published.
  • Crete Police: 1945 Forest Avenue, Crete; non-emergency (402) 826-4311; records (402) 826-6422. Use for Crete police records and administrative payment questions, not automatic County Court recall.
  • Nebraska Judicial Branch: use JUSTICE case information for public trial-court searching. It is not a complete live warrant roster.

Where Official Records Come From

A County Court docket or order belongs with the County Court clerk. A felony, family, or District Court warrant file belongs with the District Court Clerk. A service return, booking, or jail record may belong with the Sheriff. A Crete police report belongs with Crete Police. Nebraska DMV handles a separate license reinstatement record after the court supplies compliance.

Published schedules are not a promise that a warrant can be recalled at the counter. Call before visiting, ask whether a motion, appearance, payment, bond, or notice is needed, and bring the case or citation number. The Nebraska Judicial Branch directory and county page differ on general hours, so verify the current schedule.