The Nebraska City Police Department currently consists of 14 sworn officers. The Chief of Police is David Lacy, who has over 20 years of experience with the department. Among the administrative personnel there is a Captain and a department secretary. The Department is staffed with knowledgeable personnel, who have a wide variety of specialized training and skills. The Nebraska City Police Department operates around the clock providing 24 hours of service to its citizens. Information and Upcoming Events |
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 America's Seat Belt Campaign Click It or Ticket (CIOT) is the most successful seat belt enforcement campaign ever, helping create the highest national seat belt usage rate of 83 percent. Coast to coast, day or night, the message is simple - Click It or Ticket. Research has found that lap/shoulder seat belts, when used, reduce the risk of fatal injury to front-seat passenger car occupants by 45 percent and the risk of moderate-to-critical injury by 50 percent. In 2008 alone, seat belts saved an estimated 13,250 lives (Traffic Safety Facts: 2008 Data, NHTSA, DOT HS 811153). For more information on the campaign by NHTSA and the States to increase seat belt use, see www.nhtsa.dot.gov/link/ciot.htm |
New Page Added A link to our YouTube page was recently added. Currently there are two videos from the blizzard / snow storm. We hope to add more in the near future. Also there are a few pictures of the storm as well.
Five Years On January 18th three officers were recognized for five years of service. Sgt. Schebaum Off. Wigington Off. Jones Thank you for your dedication to protect and service the community of Nebraska City.
New Location We have moved into our new building, the Rowe Memorial Public Saftey Building, 1518 Central Ave.
Increase of Court Fees The original court cost of $45 has increased in Otoe County. As of August 30th court cost has increased to $48.
Nebraska City Police Department 1518 Central Ave. Nebraksa City, NE 68410 Non Emergency (402)873-6666 Emergency 911
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Click It or Ticket The Nebraska City Police Department recently took part in a traffic grant. The grant focused on locating seatbelt violations and child restraint violations. While the grant was conducted, 42 citations were issued 65 warnings were given. These citations and warnings were not limited only to seatbelt violations, and many were issued for other violations as well. Officers also made 2 arrests for driving under suspension, 1 drug violation arrest, and 5 arrests for outstanding warrants during this grant. |
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