HALL COUNTY CLERK'S OFFICE:REQUESTS FOR PROPOSALS

Replacement Windows
(due by 09/26/22 5:00 P.M.)

2022 Hall County Corrections Body Scanner
(due by 10/07/22 5:00 P.M.)

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Hall County, Nebraska Employment Opportunities:

Deputy Sheriff: notice /description /application

District Court Data Entry Clerk: notice /description /app.

Child Support Case Worker: notice / application

Corrections Officer: notice / description / application

Corrections Support Assistant: notice / application

Deputy County Attorney: notice / application

GIS Analyst: notice / description / application

Maintenance Facility/Security Worker: notice / app.

Mental Health Practitioner Coordinator (LIMHP):
notice / desc.

Treasurer/Motor Vehicle Rep: desc./ app.

Real Estate/Motor Vehicle Rep: desc./ app.

EOE. Hall County does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, religion, age or disability in employment or provision of services. Veterans preference is available.

HALL COUNTY CLERK'S OFFICE:
JOINT PUBLIC HEARING /
POSTCARD INFORMATION

Notice of 09/22/22 Hearing

09/22/22 Hearing Agenda

Questions & Answers

About the Joint Public Hearing:

Due to the Nebraska Legislature passing LB644 in 2021, which was amended by LB927 in 2022, if any county, city, community college, or school district seeks to increase its property tax request by more than the allowable growth percentage, such political subdivision must participate in a joint public hearing (allowable growth percentage means a percentage equal to the sum of [a] two percent plus [b] the political subdivision's real growth percentage).

Each such political subdivision had to designate one representative to attend the joint public hearing on behalf of the political subdivision. At the joint public hearing, the representative gave a brief presentation on the political subdivision's intent to increase its property tax request by more than the allowable growth percentage and the effect of such request on the political subdivision's budget. There were no items on the agenda other than a discussion on each political subdivision's intent to increase its property tax request by more than the allowable growth percentage.

The agenda for the meeting can be found above. No voting took place at this hearing; there were just presentations. After all of the presentations were done, there was a public comment period.

These political subdivisions are excluded from the portion of the Property Tax Request Act that requires participation in the joint public hearing: Villages, Fire Districts, Sanitary and Improvement Districts, Learning Communities, Transit Authorities, County Libraries, Public Building Commissions, Natural Resource Districts, Educational Service Units.

HALL COUNTY PUBLIC WORKS/ROADS DEPARTMENT NOTICE: MOWING & TREE TRIMMING

AS PER NEBRASKA LAW NO. 39-1811:
WEED MOWING

Section 39-1811 of the Nebraska Revised Statutes for 1943, issue of 1974, requires that all landowners mow all weeds that can be mowed with the ordinary farm mower to the middle of all public roads and drainage ditches running along their lands, at least twice a year, namely, before July 15, for the first time an during the month of August the second time, since many of the roads are not mowed at this time the county board requests that the roadsides be mowed immediately. The law further provides that in the event the landowner fails to mow said weeds, the county board, upon complaint of an resident may cause the weeds to be mowed and assess the cost for the mowing of such weeds against the land abutting each side of the road where the weeds were mowed by the county and that such costs may be collected in the same manner as real estate taxes.

AS PER NEBRASKA LAW NO. 39-1812:
HEDGES AND TREE TRIMMING

Each landowner in this state upon whose lands there are standing or growing trees undergrowth which border the public roads shall keep the same trimmed not let than once a year and the trimmings so cut shall be burned or removed from the road right-of-way within ten days.

Updated: Sheriff's Dept. Online Tools

With the release of new online tools at this web site, public safety information is more accessible than ever before.

UPDATE: You can now pay your citations online. Click here for full information.

In the Sheriff's Department section you can also find info on: Arrest Warrants, Sex Offenders, as well as the daily Media Reports. You can find all of these tools and more on the [Sheriff's Department Main Page] including the Annual Report.