Omaha’s mayor unveils a $1.7 billion budget proposal for 2027, prioritizing full staffing for police, parks, and libraries—just as city council votes loom on two major bond projects: a youth sports complex and a new fire/police HQ. Council members push back with their own funding priorities, including support for local nonprofits like the Aksarben Curling Club and Madonna Rehabilitation, while proposing cuts to One Omaha’s $40K allocation in favor of the Food Bank of the Heartland. The showdown heats up Tuesday at 2 PM at the Civic Center.
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