A portion of Gertrude Street from 157th and Emiline Streets to South 162nd Avenue and Harrison Streets now carries a “Cpl. Daegan Page Street” honorary designation. Read on...
Join the team serving the fastest growing county in the state! Sarpy County offers competitive wages, great benefits and a wide range of career opportunities. Read on...
A portion of Gertrude Street from 157th and Emiline Streets to South 162nd Avenue and Harrison Streets will carry a “Cpl. Daegan Page Street” honorary designation. Read on...
The Sarpy County and Cities Wastewater Agency crossed a major hurdle this week in its efforts to build a sanitary sewer in southern Sarpy County. The Agency will use a zero-interest loan from NDEE to fund construction of the first phase of the system. Read on...
Drive across northwestern Sarpy County, the transformation is evident. Roads that were once narrow and gravel are being transformed, and an efficient, modern road network is taking shape. Read on...
The County’s $241.5 million budget invests in key needs of the fastest growing county in the state, including a new correctional center, mental health initiatives and major road improvements, while holding the county’s property tax levy flat. Read on...
Local leadership and great communities help attract economic drivers like Facebook. It also takes planning and investments in infrastructure. Here's a look at what attracted Facebook's Sarpy Data Center and other major projects to our community. Read on...
Jake Harrer never expected that his first large-scale activation as a member of Nebraska Army National Guard would involve administering COVID-19 vaccinations. Read on...
Construction will begin within days on the new 150,000-square-foot facility on the Sarpy County Courthouse campus at 84th Street and Highway 370. Read on...
Sarpy County made a significant commitment to helping those experiencing mental illness with the creation of the Mental Health Diversion program. Read on...
Sarpy County on Tuesday approved a FY2023 budget that reduces the county property tax levy by 4% while prioritizing key initiatives. Under this budget, the county levy is 28.496 cents per $100 valuation, making it Sarpy's lowest levy since at least 1985. Read on...
