Counties in Nebraska
Each county page says how cases move there under Nebraska's rules, and lists the police agencies that serve it.
93 counties, largest first
- Douglas County606,460 people · 11 agencies
- Lancaster County334,049 people · 5 agencies
- Sarpy County208,303 people · 7 agencies
- Hall County63,633 people · 4 agencies
- Buffalo County51,172 people · 7 agencies
- Dodge County38,057 people · 6 agencies
- Madison County36,106 people · 7 agencies
- Platte County35,649 people · 5 agencies
- Scotts Bluff County35,586 people · 8 agencies
- Lincoln County33,303 people · 3 agencies
- Adams County31,071 people · 3 agencies
- Cass County27,657 people · 5 agencies
- Dawson County24,452 people · 5 agencies
- Saunders County23,702 people · 5 agencies
- Gage County21,711 people · 4 agencies
- Dakota County21,687 people · 5 agencies
- Washington County21,302 people · 3 agencies
- Seward County18,032 people · 4 agencies
- Otoe County16,531 people · 4 agencies
- Saline County14,996 people · 5 agencies
- York County14,564 people · 4 agencies
- Colfax County10,934 people · 3 agencies
- Custer County10,500 people · 3 agencies
- Box Butte County10,494 people · 4 agencies
- Red Willow County10,307 people · 3 agencies
- Holt County10,067 people · 4 agencies
- Wayne County10,020 people · 3 agencies
- Hamilton County9,678 people · 3 agencies
- Cheyenne County9,528 people · 3 agencies
- Phelps County8,994 people · 4 agencies
- Cuming County8,823 people · 5 agencies
- Butler County8,507 people · 3 agencies
- Cedar County8,373 people · 6 agencies
- Knox County8,335 people · 6 agencies
- Keith County8,100 people · 3 agencies
- Merrick County7,905 people · 3 agencies
- Dawes County7,858 people · 4 agencies
- Richardson County7,530 people · 4 agencies
- Pierce County7,378 people · 6 agencies
- Nemaha County7,102 people · 3 agencies
- Jefferson County7,070 people · 3 agencies
- Kearney County6,790 people · 3 agencies
- Thurston County6,752 people · 4 agencies
- Burt County6,678 people · 6 agencies
- Howard County6,538 people · 3 agencies
- Antelope County6,352 people · 5 agencies
- Clay County6,170 people · 4 agencies
- Stanton County5,744 people · 3 agencies
- Dixon County5,602 people · 3 agencies
- Cherry County5,561 people · 3 agencies
- Fillmore County5,458 people · 3 agencies
- Boone County5,355 people · 6 agencies
- Polk County5,270 people · 3 agencies
- Johnson County5,218 people · 3 agencies
- Thayer County4,842 people · 2 agencies
- Sheridan County4,809 people · 4 agencies
- Furnas County4,524 people · 5 agencies
- Morrill County4,404 people · 4 agencies
- Nuckolls County4,100 people · 3 agencies
- Valley County4,094 people · 3 agencies
- Chase County3,718 people · 4 agencies
- Kimball County3,391 people · 3 agencies
- Webster County3,336 people · 3 agencies
- Nance County3,290 people · 4 agencies
- Harlan County3,000 people · 4 agencies
- Sherman County2,924 people · 3 agencies
- Perkins County2,849 people · 3 agencies
- Brown County2,826 people · 3 agencies
- Franklin County2,795 people · 3 agencies
- Frontier County2,655 people · 3 agencies
- Pawnee County2,510 people · 2 agencies
- Hitchcock County2,467 people · 2 agencies
- Greeley County2,154 people · 4 agencies
- Deuel County1,862 people · 3 agencies
- Garden County1,804 people · 3 agencies
- Gosper County1,803 people · 2 agencies
- Garfield County1,710 people · 3 agencies
- Boyd County1,674 people · 3 agencies
- Dundy County1,568 people · 3 agencies
- Rock County1,259 people · 3 agencies
- Sioux County1,188 people · 2 agencies
- Hayes County821 people · 2 agencies
- Keya Paha County792 people · 2 agencies
- Wheeler County789 people · 2 agencies
- Banner County686 people · 2 agencies
- Hooker County686 people · 2 agencies
- Logan County669 people · 2 agencies
- Thomas County639 people · 2 agencies
- Loup County570 people · 2 agencies
- Grant County561 people · 2 agencies
- Blaine County458 people · 2 agencies
- Arthur County396 people · 2 agencies
- McPherson County369 people · 2 agencies
Population: Census Bureau county population estimates, Vintage 2025 (cc-est2025-alldata), July 1, 2025.