Omaha mayor signs $15 minimum-wage ordinance into law
Mayor John Ewing Jr. signed Omaha’s $15-per-hour minimum-wage ordinance on July 21 after the City Council approved it 4-3. The local law is scheduled to take effect in October.
Mayor John Ewing Jr. signed Omaha’s $15-per-hour minimum-wage ordinance on July 21 after the City Council approved it 4-3. The local law is scheduled to take effect in October.
Omaha officials have outlined a proposed 275,000-square-foot police and fire headquarters near 74th Street, with voter approval and further city action still required.
The Omaha City Council has scheduled an Aug. 11 public hearing on the city’s proposed 2027 budget and Capital Improvement Program following Mayor John Ewing Jr.’s planned July 21 budget presentation.