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This private reference resource cannot retrieve or alter a court record. Official Box Butte County Court and District Court contacts below direct record, docket, copy, and hearing questions to the proper custodian.

This Is Not a Court or Government Office. Box Butte County Court Docket cannot pull a file, reset a hearing, accept a payment, issue certified copies, or give legal advice. Use the official clerk information below for those actions.

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Route a known case to the court that holds it. Box Butte County Court is the usual contact for traffic, municipal ordinance, misdemeanor, preliminary felony, small claims, probate, guardianship, adoption, and juvenile dockets. Chelsie Tasso is the Clerk Magistrate. The office is at 515 Box Butte Avenue #100, Alliance, NE 69301, phone (308) 762-6800, open weekdays from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Box Butte District Court keeps its separate criminal, civil, mental-health, domestic-relations, judgment, filing, and order records. Kevin Horn is the Clerk of the District Court. The office is at 515 Box Butte Avenue #300, Alliance, NE 69301, phone (308) 762-6293, open weekdays from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. A felony after bind-over, a larger civil case, or a District Court case belongs with this clerk rather than County Court.

For public electronic trial-court case information, use the Nebraska Judicial Branch JUSTICE service or a courthouse public terminal. An appellate case belongs with the Nebraska Court of Appeals or Nebraska Supreme Court through SCCALES. The separate administrative Box Butte County Clerk is not the ordinary custodian of a known trial-court docket.

  • Case number, register of actions, or public calendar: start with JUSTICE or the responsible court clerk.
  • Certified copy or file copy: ask the clerk holding the case and provide the case number when available.
  • County Court hearing: confirm with County Court before travel or relying on a calendar entry.
  • District Court hearing: confirm with the District Court Clerk, including any remote-hearing authorization.
  • City police or village administrative record: ask the issuing agency or local government, not the court clerk, for that separate record.