Meet Landon

Landon’s

Priorities

Efficiency,
Integrity,
& Accountability

My name is Landon Parks, and I am running for Clerk of the District Court to bring experienced, professional leadership to an office that serves the courts and the public every day.

I have spent my career serving Nebraska’s criminal justice system, including more than 18 years with Lancaster County in leadership roles at Community Corrections and now as an employee with the Nebraska Crime Commission. Throughout my career, I have worked closely within the Lancaster County District Court, building strong professional relationships with judges, attorneys, county officials, and justice system partners while overseeing operations, compliance, and public resources.

The Clerk of the District Court’s Office is essential to ensuring fairness, accessibility, and accountability in our justice system. My priorities include modernizing court operations, improving public access to information, and ensuring the office operates with transparency, accuracy, and efficiency.

I am proud to live and work in Lancaster County, and I would be honored to serve you as your next Clerk of the District Court.

    • Official Record Keeper of the Court
      Maintains accurate and complete records for felony criminal cases, civil cases, domestic relations, juvenile matters, and other district court proceedings.

    • Manages Court Filings & Case Documents
      Receives, processes, and files legal documents submitted by judges, attorneys, law enforcement, and the public.

    • Supports Judges & Court Operations
      Assists judges by managing court calendars, orders, judgments, and case flow to ensure proceedings move efficiently.

    • Handles Financial Transactions
      Collects, records, and distributes court-ordered fees, fines, bonds, restitution, and costs in accordance with state law.

    • Serves the Public & Legal Community
      Acts as a primary point of contact for individuals navigating the court system, providing information and access to public court records.

    • Ensures Compliance with Law & Procedure
      Follows Nebraska statutes, court rules, and policies to ensure cases and records are handled correctly and consistently.

    • Maintains Confidential & Sensitive Information
      Protects confidential records while ensuring appropriate public access as required by law.

    • Works Closely with Justice Partners
      Coordinates with judges, attorneys, law enforcement, probation, corrections, and other agencies within the justice system.

    • Extensive Court-System Experience
      Nearly two decades working within Lancaster County’s criminal justice system, with direct experience supporting court-ordered processes and judicial operations.

    • Proven Leadership & Management
      Served in senior leadership roles, including Assistant Director and Interim Director, overseeing staff, budgets, compliance, and daily operations in a high-accountability environment.

    • Strong Records & Compliance Background
      Currently administers state-level criminal justice programs requiring strict adherence to statutes, policies, audits, and detailed record-keeping — the core function of the Clerk’s Office.

    • Trusted Partner to Judges & Attorneys
      Years of collaboration with judges, attorneys, law enforcement, and county leadership, built on professionalism, communication, and mutual respect.

    • Commitment to Accuracy & Detail
      Experienced in managing sensitive information, deadlines, and legal requirements where accuracy is critical and errors have real consequences.

    • Public-Service Focused
      Understands that the Clerk’s Office is often the public’s first interaction with the court system and is committed to respectful, clear, and responsive service.

    • Non-Partisan, Professional Approach
      Believes the Clerk of the District Court should operate independently of politics and focus solely on carrying out the law fairly and consistently.

    • Ready on Day One
      Brings the experience and institutional knowledge needed to step into the role without a learning curve or disruption to court operations.

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