Antelope County Sheriff's Office

07/08/2026

A family traveling through Antelope County today lost an iron frame and four bicycles that fell off their camper, and they're counting on the community's kindness to help bring them home. The items were last seen near the intersection of 842 and 513 Avenue. If you have any information that can help reunite this family with their belongings, please get in touch with us.

04/13/2026

This week is National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week. We celebrate the commitment, service, and sacrifice of the Antelope County Sheriff’s Office dispatchers and all dispatchers who rise to the call when it matters most. Your role in public safety is truly appreciated. Thank you for your service!

04/05/2026

⚠️ Scam Alert ⚠️

SCAM ALERT‼️🚨

Another day, another text message scam. We are aware of a text message scam circulating, claiming you have outstanding traffic violations.

DO NOT: 🛑
Scan the QR code
Give payment- in any form
Provide any personal information

DO: ✅
Delete the text

03/07/2026

CAUTION!! BE AWARE WE HAVE RECEIVED A COUPLE CALLS ABOUT PEOPLE GETTING TEXT MESSAGES ABOUT TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS OR ISSUES WITH DRIVER LICENSES. DO NOT RESPOND TO THESE TEXT MESSAGES IT IS A SCAM! IF YOU HAVE A QUESTION ABOUT THIS ISSUE PLEASE CONTACT THE COURTHOUSE ON MONDAY.

01/09/2026

Many prayers to our sheriff and his family from the Antelope County Sheriff's Office Support Squad!

09/23/2025

**Effective September 3, 2025**

Nebraska's Updated Move-Over Law (LB 530)

Previously, the move-over law applied only to emergency and roadside assistance vehicles on controlled-access highways.
Now, on these highways, drivers must move over when approaching all stopped vehicles on the same side of the highway. If it is not possible to move into the next lane, drivers must slow down to a safe speed and proceed with caution, or as directed by authorized personnel. These requirements do not apply if the stopped vehicle is unoccupied and there are no individuals present in or near the vehicle.
In addition, the updated law requires drivers to move over when approaching or passing vulnerable road users (VRUs) on all highways. VRUs include:
-Pedestrians
- Construction and maintenance crews
- Bicyclists
- People in crosswalks
- Agricultural vehicles or equipment
- Other types identified in Section 25 of LB 530

*If there are not two adjacent lanes going in the same direction or if drivers are unable to move over, they must slow down and drive with caution.

08/01/2025

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Robert E. MooreSheriffAntelope County Law Enforcement Center1102 L StreetNeligh, NE 68756Email: [email protected]: (402) 887-4148  |  Fax: (402) 887-4224 It is the duty of the sheriff to serve, execute and return writs or other legal process issued by a lawful authority. The s...

07/03/2025

Found in Clearwater, Nebraska across from rodeo grounds in the ditch after Clearwater Rodeo Weekend Celebration. To claim please call the Sheriff's Office @ 402-887-4148

05/04/2025

We extend our deepest condolences to the family of Ralph Black during this difficult time. Ralph dedicated 11 years (1990 - 2001) to serving as the Sheriff of Antelope County, and his unwavering commitment to our community will forever be remembered. May the joyful memories you shared with him provide you comfort and support as you navigate this profound loss. Our hearts and thoughts are with you. With sincere sympathy, the Antelope County Sheriff’s Office.

02/13/2025

Our hearts at the Antelope County Sheriff's Office are heavy as we extend our deepest condolences to our brothers and sisters at the Holt County Sheriff's Office in the wake of the tragic loss of Deputy Steven Binkerd. The grief we feel during this time is profound, and words can't fully convey the depth of our sorrow.
We often teased Steven about his Sherlock Holmes approach to investigations, but those jests were sincere tribute to his extraordinary skills and dedication to investigating and solving crimes. We mourn a remarkable investigator, a beloved brother in Christ, and a dear friend. Our memories of him will forever be cherished.
In this time of sorrow, we hold onto Jesus' words: "Blessed are the peacemakers, for they will be called sons and daughters of God." With heavy hearts, we stand together in solidarity.
Our thoughts and prayers are with his family and all those who knew and loved him.

With deepest sympathy,
Antelope County Sheriff's Office