The Omaha Village board meets tonight at 7:00 p.m at the village hall. On the agenda is the liquor license, the contract with Botsch and Associates, WADI agreement, town wide rummage sales and dumpster for clean up, water bills, and the Omaha reservoir.
Omaha Village Board Meets Tonight
The board of the Village of Omaha meets tonight, Monday, at 7:00 p.m. at the village hall building.
Besides the usual points of business, Omaha One Stop is on the agenda, as well as meeting dates for the year and times for visitor and trustee concerns.
Village of Omaha Meets Monday Night: Vote for Tax Levy Scheduled
Omaha Village Board Meets Tonight
Short Meeting of Omaha Village Board in October
The Omaha Village board held a short meeting on Monday, October 11, where they signed off on paying the village insurance, making their USDA payment of $6991.25, approving a Park and Rec withdrawal of $350.00 for the fall festival/Halloween party and a $150 request to pay for the firemen appreciation dinner. The Village has $30,000 in grant funds coming from the Covid relief fund, but there was no discussion what the Village might use it for. [Read more...]
Omaha Sets New Water Rates, Votes on Delinquent Water Bills
The Omaha Village Board voted on Monday night Sept. 13, to pass on the 15% water rate increase to customers. They had originally considered not raising customers' bills that much. Citing the fact that the town has already been paying the increase since May and carrying a number of delinquent water bills, the new rates will show up on bills in late October. [Read more...]
Omaha Village Board Will Meet Monday Night, Water Rate Increase on Agenda
Omaha Village Board Meeting
Monday, September 13, 7:00 p.m.
Call meeting to order
Minutes and Bills
Fire Department report [Read more...]
Omaha: Water Rate Increase Tabled, Delinquent Bills Discussed
A short discussion of water rate increases resulted in tabling a decision on the topic at last week’s Omaha Village board meeting. Omaha’s water provider instituted a 15% increase in rates to the Village in May, but the Village has since been absorbing the extra amount. An increase to water customers is expected, although not a full 15%. [Read more...]
