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Staff-secure housing center for juveniles, including an educational center, youth assessment center, juvenile court suite, visitation area, and alternative school.

- Visits may be scheduled up to one week in advance; arrive 15 minutes early for check-in.

Two, three, four, and five bedroom houses and duplexes located in neighborhoods throughout Lincoln. Rents are based on income in accordance with federal requirements. Tenants pay most utilities.

Law enforcement agency.

Offers primary care including family medicine, internal medicine, infectious disease management, pediatric care, OB/GYN services, prenatal and postpartum coordinated care with labor and delivery, immunizations and preventative screenings, and chronic care.

Access point for the community's homeless response system. Individuals and families who are at imminent risk of homelessness will complete an assessment and receive help to find housing options.

- Temporary emergency shelter for victims of domestic violence and accompanying children. Emergency needs such as food and clothing can be provided.

- 24 hour crisis line provides support, info, and confidential emergency services.

- Client advocacy supports individuals through crisis, such as assistance in applying for DHHS economic assistance programs, finding a new place to live, or for emotional support and talking through options.

- Legal advocacy provides assistance with filing domestic violence and harassment protection orders, legal referrals, help in finding legal representation, and court accompaniment.

- Medical advocacy offers referrals and accompaniment as needed.

- Bilingual advocacy provides immigration information for victims of domestic violence or sexual assault. To reach a Spanish-speaking advocate, contact the Spanish line or visit the Crete office.

- Information and referrals provided regarding outside assistance.

- Community education programs are offered at no cost, on topics including domestic violence, sexual assault, bullying, dating violence, date rape, sexting, and others.

Responsible for the publication and mailing of assessment change notices on all taxable parcels. The office also maintains all records for homestead exemptions. Assists taxpayers with the filing of property tax exemptions and any questions they may have in understanding the assessment process for their property. Also collects all delinquent (past due) taxes from sold properties and issues tax deeds. 

The tax redemption area computes and collects payments for past due or unpaid taxes.

Provides one-time rental assistance for back rent and may help with a security deposit and first month’s rent. Funding is limited and may not always be available. Call to check current funding availability and eligibility.

Provides free transportation for eligible individuals who need access to essential services and have no other reliable transportation options. Rides may be available for medical appointments, employment, education, food access, and other critical needs. 

Provides a thrift shop to resell used clothing, furniture, household items, toys, games, and similar items at affordable costs. Accepts donations of all clothing including formal wear, shoes, boots, hats, gloves/mittens, scarves, jewelry, accessories, collectibles, antiques, knick-knacks, small appliances, utensils, dishes, glassware, books, records, compact disks, DVDs, games, toys, sports equipment, linens, curtains, blankets, stereos, radios, VCRs, DVD players, seasonal and holiday decor (year-round). 

County government services.

Provides full day and full year childcare services for children ages 6 weeks to 5 years. Services include a before and after school program. Children with developmental delays and other special needs are eligible. 

Serves as a crisis team with an Engagement Specialist and Crisis Counselor providing mobile crisis response intervention including on-site counseling, mental health evaluation, and asessment for psychiatric hospitalization.

Law enforcement agency provides services and duties as provided by state law, including traffic enforcement, criminal investigation and civil process. 

Provides food and diaper distribution services to Center for People cardholders. The program aims to support individuals, including elderly people aged 60 and older who meet income eligibility requirements, by supplementing their diets with nutritious USDA commodity foods. Nutrition education may also be provided to promote healthier eating habits.

Oversees the election process, voter registration, maintains financial records for the county, maintains current real estate information and assessment maps.

Offers emergency services to victims of domestic violence. Including:

- Emergency men and women shelters for domestic violence only

• Legal advocacy including assistance with orders of protection
• Individual and group counseling
• Educational, medical, employment, and social advocacy
• Transportation assistance
• Information and referral services
• Comprehensive children services, community education, and professional training on issues pertaining to domestic violence

Offers a DMARC food pantry and a personal pantry.

- Individuals and families can receive an emergency food box once per calendar month, as long as they have not received a food box from another DMARC food pantry during the same calendar month.

- The pantry may be visited daily for food essentials.

- Visitors will not receive a food box unless it has been 30 days since the last received.

- Offers toiletries and other personal hygiene products when available (at the same time as receiving the food box).

- Diapers, wipes, and infant formula are also available, following the same guidelines as emergency food boxes.