Webster County Warrant RecordsWebster County Warrant Records

Official warrant questions belong with the court or Sheriff that holds the relevant record. This private reference cannot confirm, recall, bond, or clear a warrant. The contact list below separates County Court, District Court, and law-enforcement duties so a reader can call the right office in Webster County, Nebraska.

Not a government office. Webster County Warrant Records is a private reference resource. It does not accept payments, arrange surrender, set hearings, or provide legal advice.

Webster County Court

Use the County Court route for traffic, misdemeanor, municipal-ordinance, and preliminary-felony matters. The county page lists Jolene Duffy as clerk magistrate, the courthouse at 621 N Cedar Street in Red Cloud, and the published phone route below.

County Court clerk-magistrate

621 N Cedar Street, Red Cloud, NE 68970

402-746-2777 extension 4

Published office hours: Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to noon and 12:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Official County Court page

Webster County District Court

Use the District Court clerk for felony trial records, general criminal matters, domestic-relations process, and district-court orders. The county page lists the physical courthouse address and a mailing address. Case-specific legal advice belongs with counsel.

Clerk of the District Court

621 N Cedar Street, Red Cloud, NE 68970

Mail: PO Box 250, Red Cloud, NE 68970

402-746-2716

Fax: 402-746-2710

Official District Court page

Webster County Sheriff

Use the Sheriff for service, custody, jail, legal-process, bond, and surrender-location questions. The official page says the office serves, executes, and returns legal process. It does not publish a searchable warrant list or a dedicated warrant line.

Webster County Sheriff’s Office

432 N Elm Street, Red Cloud, NE 68970

402-746-2722

Fax: 402-746-3225

Email listed by the county: tschmitzwcso945@yahoo.com

Official Sheriff page

A county planning document describes a Justice Center at 641 N Cedar. Call before travel to confirm the current public destination.

Written Records Requests

Nebraska Public Records Statutes, sections 84-712 through 84-712.09, apply to public records subject to exceptions. Send a specific written request to the likely custodian. Identify the court or agency, existing record sought, case or citation number if known, date range, preferred format, and a request for a fee estimate.

  • Ask County Court for a County Court register entry or warrant order.
  • Ask District Court for a district register entry or recall order.
  • Ask the Sheriff for an existing process, return, jail, or policy record.
  • Ask for the specific exemption if access is denied.

The Attorney General’s guidance describes an initial response within four business days, though production can take longer. A records request does not recall a warrant.