Washington County Clerk
The County Clerk serves Washington County and maintains its public records. Under Nebraska state law, the fees and requirements for most clerk services are set at the state level — select a service below to see what Nebraska requires, along with this office's contact information.
Where this came from
- Washington County Clerk: Street address: Clerk page lists only a PO box; 1555 Colfax St. is printed on the Election page as the "Election Office" and on the Register of Deeds page as the courthouse, not as the Clerk office's address.
- Washington County Clerk: Hours: no office hours published on the Clerk page (the Election page gives in-person early-voting hours only)
- Washington County Register of Deeds: Hours: no office hours published on the Register of Deeds page.
- Washington County Treasurer: Street address: Treasurer page lists only a PO box.
- Washington County Treasurer: Hours: no office hours published on the Treasurer page.
What do you need to do?
Select a service to see what Nebraska requires — fees, forms, and what to bring.
In Nebraska, the County Clerk issues marriage licenses (Neb. Rev. Stat. § 42-104) and, in most counties, records deeds as ex officio register of deeds (§ 23-1502) — 17 counties have a separate Register of Deeds or Assessor/Register of Deeds. The Clerk registers voters except where the county has an election commissioner (§ 32-218), and the County Treasurer titles vehicles (§ 60-144). Birth & death certificates come from Nebraska DHHS Vital Records →, and trade names are registered with the Secretary of State (§ 87-210).
The requirements shown are set at the state level and apply throughout Nebraska. This office's specific fees, hours, and accepted payment methods have not been independently verified. Contact them directly using the information above before you go.