11JDCR 1.4

(a) Eleventh Judicial District. The Eleventh Judicial District is comprised of Lander, Mineral, and Pershing Counties.

(b) Masters. The court has established and appointed certain masters as provided in 11JDCR 8.1.

(c) Court Administrator. The Court Administrator shall be selected by the court and is responsible for the administration of the rules, policies, and directives of the district court. In addition to the duties prescribed below, the Court Administrator shall be denominated the court clerk and shall perform all the statutory and other duties assigned to that office. The Court Administrator shall:

(1) Supervise officers and employees of the court;

(2) Supervise the office of the court clerk and the processing of all pleadings and papers related to court business and the court clerks;

(3) Plan, organize, and direct the budgetary and fiscal operations of the court;

(4) Plan for, organize, hire, train, and supervise all personnel deemed necessary to adequately conduct the operations of the court;

(5) Monitor a system of internal controls that includes payroll, purchasing, accounts payable, accounts receivable, information systems, and inventory along with all other fiscal aspects of the court, including administration and jury services;

(6) Expedite movement of the court calendars and coordinate and monitor automated case management systems;

(7) Supervise preparation and submission of reports and activities of the court to state, regional, and local authorities as required;

(8) Determine statistics to be gathered for the statewide uniform system of judicial records and manage the flow of information through and about the court;

(9) Direct research, evaluation, and monitoring and propose new and revised policies as necessary to improve court operations;

(10) Coordinate the calendars and activities of judges visiting from other jurisdictions and of hearing officers or masters assigned for specific purposes;

(11) Represent the court on regional, statewide, judicial, and justice system coordinating councils, conferences, conventions, and committees as assigned by the court;

(12) Handle public information and serve as a liaison with other government executive legislative and judicial agencies in the community as assigned by the court; and

(13) Perform such other functions and duties as may be assigned by the court.

(d) Hours for court clerk’s office and for physical filing. The court clerk’s office hours are 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. The hours for filing physical documents are 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. Electronic filing is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.