The Saline County Sheriff's Office has resumed services at its records public lobby and fingerprinting office.
According to information from Sheriff Roger Soldan, the sheriff's office records public lobby at 251 North 10th Street is now open 8 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Monday-Friday.
"This allows us to resume VIN inspections, registered offender registrations, concealed carry applications, etc.," Soldan explained.
The jail Lobby and traffic access to the jail for visitation and programs will remain closed until at least June 1 in accordance with the plan set out by the governor, Soldan noted.
The fingerprinting office will re-open by appointment only beginning Tuesday. Persons wishing to schedule an appointment should call (785) 833-8527. Fingerprint days and times are as follows.
Tuesday 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Wednesday 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Thursday 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Appointments will be made every 30 minutes on the hour. If you are sick, do not make an appointment, Soldan stressed. Arrive at your scheduled time and check in with the secretary. If you arrive early you will be asked to wait in your vehicle until your scheduled time. The fingerprinting office is located on the southeast corner of North 12th Street and West Elm Street. Enter the corrections staff entrance door and check in at the sliding glass window.
"If you have a face mask please wear it. Your temperature will be taken upon your arrival and if you are running a temperature you will be turned away. Prior to fingerprinting, you will be required to use the provided hand sanitizer," Soldan explained.
Please bring your driver’s license or state ID, check or cash, any paperwork that you may have, postage and an envelope if the fingerprinting office is to send in your prints.