Wiegand, Judge Weimer honored in afternoon reception

A reception was held this afternoon in recognition of awards presented to Judge Derek Weimer and Cheyenne County District Court Clerk Mindy Wiegand. The reception was held in the Cheyenne County District Court Room

November 7, 2024Updated: November 7, 2024
News Channel NebraskaBy News Channel Nebraska

SIDNEY --  A celebration was held for District Court Judge Derek Weimer and Cheyenne County District Court Clerk Mindy Wiegand  today.

The reception was held in the Cheyenne County District Court Room

Wiegand was recently awarded the Nebraska Judicial Branch’s highest honor, the Outstanding Clerk of the District Court Award. The prestigious award is presented by the Chief Justice of the Nebraska Supreme Court.

 Wiegand was recognized for her exceptional leadership in modernizing court operations, especially in adapting to post-COVID technological advancements. Wiegand’s forward-thinking approach transformed her court into one of the state’s first to operate almost entirely paperless, setting a new standard for Nebraska courts.
 
Judge Weimer was honored with the Nebraska Supreme Court’s highest awards in early October at the Court’s 2024 meeting in LaVista. Weimer was awarded the Improvement of the Judicial System award by Chief Justice Mike Heavican at the Court’s annual judicial awards luncheon.
 
These awards recognize judiciary members for exceptional projects and accomplishments that go beyond their regular judicial duties. Weimer has championed the use of court computer applications including Docket, Sign Desk, Judge Portal, paperless court files, and electronic exhibits in District Court. To ensure successful implementation, he regularly meets with the district court clerks in the counties he serves, addressing their challenges and working collaboratively to develop solutions. These meetings foster teamwork, which in turn, creates consistency and uniformity for court users.

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