Hi from one of the best places to live in the U.S.! 👋 According to Livability, “Nebraska’s capital city boasts a lively cultural scene, historic charm & a multitude of unique businesses you would be hard-pressed to find in comparable metros.” Read more⬇️

Learn the facts about how a continuation of the quarter cent sales tax for streets involves no cost increase for consumers and what’s at stake if it expires:

Designed to support the evolving needs of our first responders and residents, this new station improves LFR response times, supports the health and well-being of our LFR team members, and advances our goal to make Lincoln the safest and healthiest capital city in America.

Here’s what’s at stake: if the Lincoln on the Move quarter-cent sales tax expires in Sept., our community loses $18M in annual street funding. That means delayed improvements to our neighborhood streets & higher long-term street repair costs. Learn more:

.@Kiplinger ranked Lincoln #9 for Cheapest Places to Retire in the U.S.! As our City team works to ensure affordable living for all of our community members, we were thrilled to see Lincoln in another top ten.

By utilizing $5.6M in City incentives through tax-increment financing (TIF), @theannexgrp will create quality, affordable homes that support the vibrancy of our downtown, strengthen local businesses, and make smart use of existing public infrastructure.

Be a snow angel this winter! Help a neighbor in need by signing up for the City of Lincoln’s Snow Angels program, and make a difference with every shovel-full. Learn more at

Congratulations to @Lincoln_Police Technology Support Specialists Tom Svehla and Sam Salem! I recently recognized them with a Mayor’s Award of Excellence for their quick thinking and dedication during a global IT outage that impacted systems here in Lincoln.

Roll up your sleeve and give blood this January! Join @NEBloodBank for National Blood Donor Month and help save lives in our community. It’s your chance to be someone’s superhero (cape optional). 🦸‍♂️🩸

We extend our condolences to the family of Dale Jensen, a Lincoln native whose visionary entrepreneurship and generosity left a lasting mark. His legacy includes service on the Lincoln Airport Authority and the gift of Jensen Park from he and Karen to the people of Lincoln.

Construction is scheduled to begin in 2028, with completion targeted for 2031.

Together, we're building opportunities and driving Lincoln forward!