If residents are ready and willing to invest numerous hours to create safe and thriving neighborhoods, education and training are necessary.
By engaging residents in their community and listening to their voice, we can empower them to speak up and become leaders.
Residents deserve to be in the driver seat for neighborhood projects to enhance the quality of life for everyone.
After the primary election, we sent out a set of questions focused on engagement, neighborhood development, community safety and the next city charter convention to the winners of the primary.
We’re hiring a Community Engagement intern to join our team! If you like to support the work of community organizers and want to help build the infrastructure for a community
Elected on a nonpartisan basis to four-year terms, Omaha’s mayor holds the executive and administrative powers of the city. Those who would like to run for Mayor must be at