STANTON COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE
Deputy Sheriff Application __________________________________ SHERIFF MIKE UNGER AND THE STANTON COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE WERE RECENTLY RECOGNIZED FOR THIER LEADERSHIP AND ACTIONS DURING THE THE JUNE 16th, 2014 PILGER TORNADO AND ITS AFTERMATH. "WE WERE VERY FORTUNATE TO HAVE SUCH DEDICATED AND WELL TRAINED PEOPLE THERE TO HELP US IN OUR TIME OF NEED" A Pilger Resident-Tornado Survivor Sheriff Mike Unger was recently recognized as Stanton Rescue EMT of the Year for 2016-this is the 4th time he has received the award. Sheriff Unger has served with Stanton Rescue for 25 years and previously was the Rescue Captain for more than 20 years.
Sheriff's Office Photo taken in May 2016
MISSION STATEMENT The Stanton County Sheriff's Office is dedicated to providing the best service possible to all residents of Stanton County and any person that may visit our county. The Sheriff's Office strives to serve and protect every citizen with effective and pro-active law enforcement. Our goal is that everyone may raise their families in a safe and comfortable setting. ABOUT STANTON COUNTY Stanton County is located in northeast Nebraska, and is comprised of 431 square miles. The city of Stanton is the county seat of Stanton county, and Pilger, eight miles east of Stanton are the only communities in the county. However, the largest population in the county is located in the unicorporated area known as Woodland Park located just outside of Norfolk in northwestern Stanton County. The Proximity to Norfolk increases the daily population to the county and activity encountered by the Sheriff's Office ABOUT THE OFFICE OF THE SHERIFF The office of the Sheriff originates from old English Law and was brought to our country by the British in colonial times. Currently in Nebraska there are 93 elected sheriff’s serving each of the counties of the state. The office of the Sheriff is responsible for both criminal law enforcement and civil process. This includes law enforcement in all forms from traffic enforcement and accident investigation to the investigation of serious criminal acts such as sexual assault and homicide. The Sheriff is also responsible for the housing and transportation of county prisoners to and from court and jail facilities. In Nebraska, Sheriff’s serve four year partisan terms. On the civil side as required by state statue, the Sheriff acts as the collector of outstanding taxes and service of all court writs, that includes civil court filings, court orders or law suits between one or more person(s). Civil process is often time consuming and in some cases involves very emotional issues. The job is a 24 hour 365 days a year job that requires a lot of effort on the behalf of the Sheriff and his deputies to keep the county safe and operating smoothly.
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P.O. BOX 635, 804 Ivy Street, Stanton, NE 68779, Phone: (402) 439-2212,
Fax: (402) 439-2229, EMAIL: scso@stanton.net
