Cuming County Court
County Court is the primary contact for traffic, city and village ordinance, misdemeanor, and preliminary-hearing matters. The court is in Room 103 at the courthouse, 200 S Lincoln St, West Point, NE 68788.
Ask for the case or citation number, current docket action, accepted payment or appearance method, and recall confirmation.
Cuming County District Court
District Court is in Nebraska's Seventh Judicial District and handles felony-level trial matters. The local office is Room 200, 200 S Lincoln St, West Point, NE 68788. It lists a public terminal and says the office does not perform searches for requesters.
Published copy charges include $0.25 per page, $1 for certification or seal, and fax charges of $2 for the first page and $1 for each additional page. The office says it does not accept credit or debit cards.
Cuming County Sheriff's Office
The Sheriff's Office is in Room 203 at 200 S Lincoln St, West Point, NE 68788. Its page identifies county-wide authority, fugitive apprehension, extradition, court security, and civil process. It links County Warrants, but the linked SharePoint document required sign-in during research.
Sheriff Tim Schultz's Office
402-372-6019
Fax 402-372-6018
Ask whether the county link is current, what it covers, and which court can confirm the individual case.
Local City and Village Routes
City and village contacts can route a citation or explain local police arrangements. They are not automatically the record custodian or the court that recalls a warrant.
- West Point: Police 402-372-2415; City Hall 402-372-2466, both at 444 S Main St.
- Wisner: City office 402-529-6616; Chief Doug Salmen 402-380-1269; Officer Tiffany McLean 402-380-8911.
- Beemer: Village Clerk Holli Dale, 402-528-3253, beemerne@gmail.com.
- Bancroft: Police 402-648-3331; village contact 402-648-3332 at 322 Main St.
For ordinance and traffic status, Cuming County Court remains the verified court route.
Contact and Verification Boundaries
This website cannot confirm a warrant, recall a court order, accept payment, arrange a surrender, or give legal advice. Nebraska courts say they do not serve arrest warrants by phone, text, or email. Use the official contacts above rather than an unsolicited number.
Before visiting: ask which court holds the case, what identifier to bring, whether an appearance or motion is required, and how recall will be confirmed.
For legal strategy, contact a private lawyer. The County Attorney prosecutes county and state criminal matters and is not the reader's private defense counsel.