Night life in nebraska

County Attorney

The Thomas County Attorney serves as the chief legal officer for the county, providing legal representation, prosecution services, and guidance to county officials and departments. The office is committed to upholding the laws of the State of Nebraska, promoting public safety, and ensuring justice is served fairly and effectively.

The County Attorney works closely with law enforcement, the courts, and county agencies to protect the rights of citizens and support the administration of justice in the community.

Duties of the County Attorney

The Thomas County Attorney’s Office is responsible for a wide range of statutory duties, including:

Criminal Prosecution

  • Prosecutes misdemeanor offenses and certain felony cases occurring within the county
  • Works with the Sheriff’s Office and Nebraska State Patrol on investigations
  • Represents the State of Nebraska in criminal proceedings

Juvenile Court Matters

  • Handles cases involving delinquency, truancy, abuse, and neglect
  • Works to ensure the safety and well-being of children within the county

Legal Counsel to County Government

  • Advises the Board of Commissioners and county departments
  • Prepares legal opinions, contracts, and resolutions
  • Represents the county in civil matters and litigation

Enforcement of Statutory Duties

Addresses public nuisances and certain code violations

Oversees mental health commitment proceedings

Manages child support enforcement actions (as required by state law)

Attorney Contact Information

County Attorney: Warren Arganbright

📬 Mailing Address
PO Box 162
Thedford, NE 69166

📞 Phone: (308) 645-2264

🕒 Office Hours
Monday–Thursday: 8:00 AM–12:00 PM & 1:00 PM–4:00 PM
Friday: 8:00 AM–12:00 PM & 1:00 PM–3:00 PM

Commitment to the Community

The County Attorney’s Office is dedicated to:

  • Protecting the rights of victims
  • Ensuring fair and impartial administration of justice
  • Supporting law enforcement
  • Promoting a safe and law-abiding community
  • Providing clear and open communication with the public

Residents with questions about criminal cases, legal procedures, or county-related legal matters are encouraged to contact the office during business hours.