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This policy outlines how Douglas County manages money, purchasing, contracts, property sales, and ethical standards in financial dealings.

The White House calls on governments and organizations to use data-sharing strategies that reduce jail populations and connect people to mental health services.

The White House launched an initiative with 67 local governments to use data reducing jail overcrowding and help people with mental illness get treatment instead.

This memo introduces the 7th Judicial District's annual report on juvenile justice programs, costs, and recidivism, as required by new state law.

This report tracks five youths in the 7th Judicial District, showing their risk levels and progress in services like counseling, education, and job skills.

This document lists youth programs in the 7th Judicial District that address behavior, family, and substance issues—plus programs still needed.

Douglas County's 2016 report reviews local programs helping youth offenders, finding no recidivism data is currently tracked district-wide.

Douglas County's criminal justice council met to discuss reentry programs, racial disparities in the justice system, and reducing jail overcrowding.

County commissioners will meet Oct. 19 to consider a water treatment plant permit extension and a zoning text amendment, among other items.

This guide offers practical tips to help you keep your mobile and online banking transactions safe and secure.

Protect your personal information on public Wi-Fi with these simple safety tips, from verifying networks to avoiding sensitive transactions.

Protect yourself when banking or paying with your phone by using strong passwords, extra security steps, and checking statements regularly.

Learn how to spot common online scams and identity theft, and find simple tips plus key resources to protect yourself.

Douglas County Courthouse's elevator will be out of service October 19–24; staff will assist those unable to use the stairs.

Douglas County Commissioners' October 2016 schedule covers a cell tower permit, fire station funding, and a domestic violence awareness proclamation.

Douglas County election workers can choose from several October training sessions to prepare for the November 8, 2016 General Election.

Douglas County commissioners meet Oct. 12 to discuss a cell tower permit, Fire Station No. 1 funding, and proclaim Domestic Violence Awareness Month.

This permit application lets utility companies get approval from Douglas County to install lines or pipes along or under public roads.

This form guides Douglas County heritage grant recipients through reporting project progress and finances to request their second funding payment.