Omaha Council Sets Aug. 11 Hearing on Proposed 2027 Budget
The Omaha City Council will hear public comment Aug. 11 on Mayor John Ewing Jr.’s proposed 2027 budget, capital plan and related agenda items.
The Omaha City Council will hear public comment Aug. 11 on Mayor John Ewing Jr.’s proposed 2027 budget, capital plan and related agenda items.
Omaha residents will have a formal chance to weigh in on the 2027 city budget as the council considers development, property and public-safety items.
A proposed five-story, 34-unit market-rate apartment building at 7630 Pacific Street is tied to zoning changes and up to $1.513 million in proposed Omaha TIF assistance.
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.
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 City Council’s July 28 agenda included streetcar and parking-garage bond financing and two proposed November 2026 general-obligation bond questions totaling up to $185 million.