Surveyor

A Nebraska county surveyor is a professional responsible for conducting and overseeing land surveys within their county. Their duties include making precise measurements to determine property boundaries, preparing maps and plats, and maintaining records of all surveys conducted. They play a crucial role in ensuring the accuracy of land divisions, which is essential for property transactions, construction projects, and legal disputes. The county surveyor also works closely with other county officials, such as the county engineer, to support infrastructure development and public works projects.

In addition to their surveying responsibilities, the county surveyor is tasked with preserving historical survey data, including original government survey corners and section lines. This involves updating and maintaining records to reflect changes due to construction or natural events. They use advanced tools like GPS and electronic distance meters to ensure precision in their work. The position requires licensure and registration with the state, ensuring that the surveyor meets professional standards and regulations.