• The Clerk of the District Court is one of the most essential — and often least understood — roles in local government. Here's what this office actually does:

    Official Record Keeper of the Court — Maintains accurate and complete records for felony criminal cases, civil cases, domestic relations, juvenile matters, and other district court proceedings.

    Manages Court Filings & Case Documents — Receives, processes, and files legal documents submitted by judges, attorneys, law enforcement, and the public.

    Supports Judges & Court Operations — Assists judges by managing court calendars, orders, judgments, and case flow to ensure proceedings move efficiently.

    Handles Financial Transactions — Collects, records, and distributes court-ordered fees, fines, bonds, restitution, and costs in accordance with state law.

    Serves the Public & Legal Community — Acts as a primary point of contact for individuals navigating the court system, providing information and access to public court records.

    Ensures Compliance with Law & Procedure — Follows Nebraska statutes, court rules, and policies to ensure cases and records are handled correctly and consistently.

    Maintains Confidential & Sensitive Information — Protects confidential records while ensuring appropriate public access as required by law.

    Works Closely with Justice Partners — Coordinates with judges, attorneys, law enforcement, probation, corrections, and other agencies within the justice system.

  • Deep Court System Experience — More than 7 years working directly within Sarpy County's court system, with hands-on knowledge of court operations, case management, and the daily demands of a clerk's office.

    Proven Leadership Across Multiple Sectors — Over 20 years of leadership experience spanning the private sector, nonprofit organizations, and public service — bringing a breadth of perspective that few candidates can match.

    Strong Records & Compliance Background — Experienced in managing processes that require strict adherence to statutes, policies, and detailed record-keeping — the core function of the Clerk's office.

    Trusted Partner to Court Staff & Justice System Partners — Built lasting professional relationships with court staff, judges, attorneys, law enforcement, and county leadership through consistent professionalism, communication, and follow-through.

    Commitment to Accuracy & Detail — Experienced in handling sensitive information, legal deadlines, and high-stakes processes where accuracy is critical and errors have real consequences.

    Public-Service Focused — Understands that the Clerk's office is often the public's first interaction with the court system and is committed to making that experience respectful, clear, and accessible for every resident.

    Non-Partisan, Professional Approach — Believes the Clerk of the District Court should operate independently of politics and focus solely on carrying out the law fairly, consistently, and with integrity.

    Ready on Day One — Brings the experience, institutional knowledge, and leadership foundation needed to step into this role without disruption — for the court, the staff, or the public.

    A Lifelong Sarpy County Resident — This isn't just a job. Amber grew up here, has built her career here, and is committed to the community she has called home her entire life.

  • Running for Clerk of the District Court isn't just about winning an election — it's about building trust with the community I've called home my entire life. And that starts with you.

    Here's how you can help:

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    🗳️ Vote for Amber

    • Primary Election — May 12, 2026

    • General Election — November 3, 2026

    Your vote is how this all comes together. Make sure you're registered, make a plan, and show up. The link to register to vote is at the top of this page.

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