The nebraska state patrol will use funding to continue paying salaries, benefits, and travel for four staff members (three administrative specialists and one administrative technician)

The Department of Justice Office of Justice Programs Sex Offender Sentencing awarded the Nebraska State Patrol $322,973 on March 1, 2026, under the Support for Adam Walsh Act Implementation Grant Program (CFDA 16.750) to fund four administrative positions supporting sex offender registration operations through February 28, 2029.

The award funds salaries, benefits, and travel for three administrative specialists and one administrative technician. The administrative technician monitors jail tracking, processes verification letters and court name change checks, tracks transient offender updates, files sex offender registry documents, and assists with offender relocation tasks. One administrative specialist processes verification non-compliance and validation packets, receives and processes alerts when sex offenders relocate or re-offend, and manages digitization of sex offender records. The remaining two administrative specialists request and acquire mandatory documents for each sex offense to accurately tier offender files. These positions are critical to processing sex offender registrations in a timely manner, maintaining compliance with NCIC/NSOR rules and regulations, and supporting FBI sex offender registry audits. Work is performed in Lincoln, Nebraska.

These positions are critical to processing SEX offender registrations in a timely manner and adhering to ncic/nsor rules and regulations including SEX offender registry (SOR) audits by the FBI. The administrative technician will continue to monitor jail tracking, process verification letters and court name change checks, track transient offender updates, file SOR documents, and assist with offender relocation tasks. One administrative specialist will continue to process verification non-compliance, validation packets, receive/process alerts when SEX offenders relocate or RE-offend, and is responsible for the digitization of SEX offender records. The other two administrative specialists will request and acquire the mandatory documents for each SEX offense to accurately tier each offender file.