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Questions about an official Osborne County docket, court date, filed document, or certified copy belong with the court that maintains the record. This private reference resource cannot access the court's internal system or act for its clerk. The routing below identifies the Osborne County District Court contact in the county seat of Osborne, Kansas, and separates record requests from the services that a private informational site can provide.

This Is Not a Court or Government Office. This private resource cannot retrieve dockets, alter a setting, remove or seal a case, issue a certified copy, or provide legal advice. Contact the responsible court or clerk.

Need an Official Docket or Record?

Route an Osborne County District Court question according to the item needed:

  • Docket or case information: begin with the Kansas case lookup, then ask the Clerk of the District Court if the public online result is incomplete.
  • Hearing date: check the newest court date entry and confirm it with the clerk before relying on it.
  • Certified copy: request it directly from the Clerk of the District Court, who keeps the official case record.
  • Filed pleading, order, or case file: use the court record search routes and identify the exact document and case number.
  • Municipal ordinance matter: contact the municipal court named on the city citation because city clerks keep separate municipal dockets.

The primary local court contact is Sabrina Spurgin, Clerk of the District Court, Osborne County District Court. The counter is at 423 W Main Street, Osborne, KS 67473. Mail should be addressed to PO Box 160, Osborne, KS 67473. Call 785-346-5911 or fax 785-346-5992. District Court counter hours are Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to noon and 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.; the office closes during the noon hour.

The Osborne County Clerk/Election Officer is a separate county administrative office and does not keep District Court dockets. A deed, mortgage, plat, or recorded land instrument belongs with the Register of Deeds. Using the correct custodian avoids delay.