Dakota County Victim Assistance Program

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Dakota County Victim Assistance Program Dakota County Victim Assistance Program serves ALL victims of crime in Dakota County.

10/22/2026

Election Day is drawing near, and we want to make sure you know about the Address Confidentiality Program.

Voting is a fundamental right, but for those experiencing stalking or abuse, the process can present unique risks and challenges. The Address Confidentiality Program helps vulnerable voters by hiding their actual home address on public voter registration lists and election records.

The Nebraska Address Confidentiality Program provides services to Nebraska residents who are survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, and trafficking. It provides survivors with:
▪️ a substitute address to use when interacting with state and local agencies, and
▪️ a new mailing address to keep their actual address confidential and protect it from third-party discovery through public records.

You can apply in person at designated victim assistance centers statewide, including any of our network survivor advocacy organizations.

10/02/2026

Domestic Violence Awareness Month ( ) starts tomorrow! 💜

NNEDV invites you to join us throughout October to spark conversations, raise awareness, support victims and survivors, and educate our communities about the impact of domestic violence and the funding and policy solutions that can make a difference.

Find our messaging toolkit and browse our Donation Directory: https://givefordv.nnedv.org/

Drop a 💜 in the comments if you're ready for DVAM 2026!



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04/28/2026

With the 2026 Legislative session now over, we want to take a moment to say THANK YOU to everyone who took action this year. Your emails, calls, testimony, and ongoing engagement helped move forward policies that will make a real difference for survivors across Nebraska.

This session brought meaningful progress toward preventing violence and strengthening support systems. New laws will improve protections in the courtroom, enhance responses to missing persons, expand access to care, and increase funding for services that survivors rely on every day.

Highlights from the 2026 session include:
⭐️ Strengthening legal protections and accountability in cases of domestic and sexual violence.
⭐️ Improved systems for responding to missing persons, particularly those at higher risk of violence.
⭐️ Expanded access to healthcare and support for survivors, including during pregnancy and postpartum periods.
⭐️ Increase investment in services that support safety, healing, and long-term stability.

These policy wins matter because they shape how survivors experience safety, justice, and support across Nebraska. They also reflect ongoing progress toward a future where all Nebraskans are safe and thriving.

Thank you for your continued partnership in advancing policies that support survivors and strengthen our communities.

04/27/2026

The Dakota County Sheriff’s Office is proud to announce the launch of our brand-new website:
www.dakotacosheriffne.org
Designed with our community in mind, the new site makes it easier than ever to:
✔️ Access important services and forms
✔️ Find up-to-date news and alerts
✔️ Learn about our divisions and resources
✔️ Connect with our team quickly and efficiently
Whether you’re looking for public safety information, reporting resources, or general assistance, everything you need is now just a click away.
We invite you to explore the new site and stay connected with us as we continue to serve and protect Dakota County.

04/05/2026

SCAM ALERT 🚨 Be cautious if you receive this message via text or email. Avoid clicking on any links, scanning, or calling/texting. Do not disclose any personal information. For assistance, contact the Dakota County Sheriffs at 402-494-7555.

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701 West 29th Street
South Sioux City, NE
68776

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+14024947550

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