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Douglas County's DA Office plans $42,000 in virtual training and workshops to build racial equity skills and community engagement.

State committees are proposing criminal justice reforms for 2021, including bail, sentencing, and mental health changes affecting Douglas County.

This document maps three tax-foreclosed properties up for sale, showing their boundaries and surrounding parcels not included in the sale.

Douglas County will auction four tax-delinquent properties on November 18, 2020, to settle unpaid taxes and fees.

The Criminal Justice Coordinating Council met October 14 to review racial equity efforts, jail updates, and reform initiatives.

Douglas County's Emergency Management Board met to honor 2019 disaster response partners, update LEPC membership, and review COVID-19 recovery efforts.

Douglas County's Appraiser Office is back after a pandemic pause, sharing updates on home sales trends, new staff, and 2021 property valuations.

This contract outlines the rules participants must follow and rights they waive to take part in Douglas County's Drug Court program.

Douglas County employees can review and enroll in 2019 benefits like health, dental, and vision during open enrollment, May 7–14.

Douglas County bans gatherings of more than 45 people during COVID-19, with fines, jail time, or student discipline for violations.

Douglas County outlines minimum COVID-19 safety rules for schools, covering screening, testing, isolation, and response to positive cases.

This 2019 study explores Douglas County's ethnic food stores, highlighting their cultural value and suggesting ways to boost support and growth.

New data show people booked for failing to appear in court, especially with other violations, often spend far more days in jail than new offenders.

County criminal justice leaders met to discuss arrest policies, bias training, and updates from workgroups tackling incarceration and racial disparities.

County justice leaders shared progress on reducing jail overcrowding through new court, supervision, and diversion programs aimed at cutting jail use by 25%.

County council discussed options for a public defender's office, judicial independence concerns, and jail population challenges during the pandemic.

This update covers Douglas County facilities projects—jail design studies, fairground renovations, and a Law Enforcement Center AC replacement—all now completed.

Douglas County's 2020 Capital Improvement Plan funds annual culvert replacements, rock road stabilization, and bridge deck repairs to keep roads safe.