Hall County

Hall County is an administrative district in central Nebraska with Grand Island serving as its county seat and main administrative center. The county encompasses a larger area and houses various departments ranging from emergency services to building administration and health services.

The area was established as an administrative district in 1858, contributing to the early structuring of Nebraska Territory. This formation was part of the broader process of western expansion and the establishment of governance structures in the region.

The county serves as an administrative hub that shapes daily life for residents through its various services and institutions. This infrastructure is woven into the local community and helps people navigate their everyday needs.

Visitors and residents can access county offices and facilities in Grand Island, where most administrative services are concentrated. Specific information about departmental locations and hours should be obtained directly from the county, as these can vary by office.

The county maintains extensive records for veterans, including military discharge documents, which serves as an important resource for those needing to document their service history. This preservation of veteran records goes beyond typical county functions and offers a specialized service for this population.

Location: Nebraska

Inception: 1858

Capital city: Grand Island

Shares border with: Howard County, Adams County, Buffalo County, Merrick County, Hamilton County

Website: http://hallcountyne.gov

GPS coordinates: 40.87000,-98.50000

Latest update: December 7, 2025 20:44