SARPY COUNTY SAFETY PROGRAM
The Sarpy County Safety Program has new programs under the direction of the Sarpy County Safety Board of Directors. The Motorcycle Safety Program started in the Spring of 2009. A license Re-Instatement class is being held, to include an 8-hour class that satisfies the Nebraska Department of Motor Vehicles requirement for license re-instatement. A Points Back class will provide people with the opportunity to have 2 points re-instated to their drivers license after successful completion of the class.
POINTS BACK AND LICENSE RE-INSTATEMENT PROGRAM
The Sarpy County Safety Program is proud to announce an (8) eight hour driver education and training course. This (8) eight hour course is certified by the Nebraska Department of Motor Vehicles. The purpose of this program is to assist individuals with qualifying driving offenses who need assistance in achieving the reinstatement of their driving privileges with the State of Nebraska. This program also assists individuals who are:
- Under age 21 with (6) six points accumulated
- Drivers seeking an Employment driving permit (completion required within 60 days of permit issuance)
- Drivers in need of a two (2) point credit towards his/her driving record
The Sarpy County Safety Program will issue each participant a Nebraska Department of Motor Vehicles Certificate upon completion of the course. The student’s record will be forwarded to the State of Nebraska (DMV) for verification and processing. Examples of driver license suspensions and revocations are -
- Fail to comply (Failure to pay traffic ticket in any state)
- Court ordered revocation (revocation by the judge for a traffic violation)
- Insurance cancellation suspension (failure to maintain SR 22 certificate of insurance)
- Support payment violators (failure to stay current on court ordered support payments)
- Accident suspension (failure to provide proof of financial responsibility following involvement of an accident)
- Default of payment suspension (failure to make payments agreed upon after an accident)
- Unsatisfied judgment suspension (judgment ordered in court following an accident)
- Default in payment unsatisfied judgment (failure to make payments agreed upon after a judgment)
- ALR (administrative license revocation action for alcohol violation)
- CDL disqualification (removed of commercial driver license privileges due to convictions or administrative actions)
- No proof of insurance suspension (administrative action after court conviction for no proof of insurance ticket)
- Underage 21 point accumulation (accumulation of 6 or more points for drivers under the age of 21)
This (8) eight hour training program provides the participant with a (2) two point credit on his/her license. The class must be completed on a voluntary basis. If the DMV is requiring the course for reinstatement or to prevent suspension for the under age 21 point accumulation, it will not be used for the point credit. This program can only be utilized once every (5) years and the course must be completed prior to the date of violation that would assess the 12th point on the driving record.
The Sarpy County Safety Program is currently holding quarterly 8 hour classes at a cost of $115 per student, plus court costs (if applicable). The court costs will be forwarded to the proper court upon completion of the course. The next (8) eight hour class will be held on September 19th at 8:00 a.m. at the Bellevue Public Schools Adult Education Center, located at 2820 Arboretum Dr in Bellevue. As enrollment increases, the Sarpy County Safety Program will offer more classes.
For registration information, contact Debbie at the Bellevue Chamber of Commerce (402) 898-3000. Download the 8 Hour Class Registration Form.
MOTORCYCLE SAFETY EDUCATION BASIC RIDER COURSE
The Nebraska Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) has adopted it's basic motorcycle education course, the Motorcycle Safety Foundation (MSF) beginning rider course, entitled "MSF: Basic Rider Course" (BRC)." This course provides a minimum of 14 hours of motorcycle instruction. The curriculum includes at least 4 hours of classroom instruction and at least 10 hours of motorcycle riding. Classroom instruction introduces concepts that are then followed and applied during the motorcycle riding. The basic course topics include:
- Location of the controls and pre-ride procedures
- Balance and control of the motorcycle
- Riding skills and evasive maneuvers
- Safety equipment and procedures
- Effects of alcohol and drugs while operating a motorcycle
Successful completion of the Basic Rider Course will waive the Department of Motor Vehicle requirements for the written and driving test when applying for a license to operate a motorcycle. Graduates of this course may be eligible for lower insurance rates, so ask your insurance agent about discounts for completing this course.
What will the Motorcycle Safety Education Basic Rider Course do for me?
The Motorcycle Safety Education Basic Rider Course provides a Nebraska Department of Motor Vehicles motorcycle endorsement. The course can improve your riding skills and possibly lower your insurance rates. Register for the Sarpy County Safety Program’s Motorcycle Safety Basic Rider Course, which is sanctioned by the Motorcycle Safety Foundation (MSF) and the Nebraska Department of Motor Vehicles Office of Highway Safety.
How do I Register?
Step 1: Print the Sarpy County Safety Program Motorcycle Safety Training Registration Form. Refer to the list below of when the classes are to be held to Select a Date from the weekend schedule. Then Choose your Session, either morning or afternoon.
Step 2: Fill out the registration form, select payment option, and either register in person at -
Sarpy County Safety Program
1102 Galvin Rd South
Bellevue, Nebraska 68005
Office hours are Monday thru Friday, 8:30 am to 4:00 pmOr you may fax the form - Fax 402-291-8729
Or you may register by phone - 402-827-9827 (Office hours are Monday thru Friday, 8:30 am to 4:00 pm)
What is the cost?
Nebraska resident $225
Non-Nebraska resident $250
Where is the classroom and range located?
Bellevue Volunteer Fire Department Training Center
3100 Cornhusker Road
Bellevue, Nebraska 68147
What must I bring with me to the class and the range?
All students are required to bring the following -
- D.O.T. approved motorcycle helmet
- Protective eyewear
- Full-fingered leather gloves
- Long-sleeve jacket or shirt
- Over-the-ankle boots
- Long pants (jeans preferred)
When are the classes going to be held?
Select which date you prefer. Classes will be held on weekends beginning in Spring 2009 and continuing into the Fall.
| April 3-5 | May 1-3 | June 5-7 | July 10-12 | Aug 7-9 | Sept 4-6 | Oct 2-4 |
| April 10-12 | May 8-10 | June 12-14 | July 17-19 | Aug 14-16 | Sept 11-13 | Oct 9-11 |
| April 17-19 | May 15-17 | June 19-21 | July 24-26 | Aug 21-23 | Sept 18-20 | Oct 16-18 |
| April 24-26 | May 22-24 | June 26-28 | July 31-Aug 2 | Aug 28-30 | Sept 25-27 | Oct 23-25 |
Select either Session A (Morning Range) or Session B (Afternoon Range) -
Session A (Morning Range)
Classroom on Friday 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm
Range on Saturday 7:30 am to 12:30 pm
Classroom on Saturday 1:30 pm to 4:30 pm
Range on Sunday 7:30 am to 12:30 pmSession B (Afternoon Range)
Classroom on Friday 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm
Range on Saturday 1:00 pm to 6:00 pm
Classroom on Sunday 9:00 am to 12:00 pm
Range on Sunday 1:00 pm to 6:00 pm
What else do I need to know about the classes?
All instructors are certified by the Motorcycle Safety Foundation and approved by the Nebraska Department of Motor Vehicles Office of Highway Safety.
Classes are scheduled or added based upon demand. Advanced registration is required. You may re-schedule on a space-available basis for a $25 re-schedule fee. If you need to cancel your scheduled training, please call seven (7) business days in advance of the class and you will be issued a full refund. There are no refunds on registrations that are not cancelled. Register early, as enrollment is limited and the courses often fill quickly. For more information, call the Sarpy County Safety Program at 402-827-9827.
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SPECIAL THANKS go to the following organizations who promote motorcycle safety -
Bellevue Chamber of Commerce
Bellevue Police Department
Bellevue Public Schools
Bellevue Volunteer Fire Department
Dillon Brothers Honda Kawasaki Suzuki Yamaha
Gretna Public Schools
LaVista Police Department
Papillion-LaVista Public Schools
Papillion Police Department
Omaha Public Schools
Sarpy County Sheriff’s Department
Sarpy County Attorney’s Office
South Sarpy School District 46
Werner Enterprises
Werner Cycle Works
