Omaha’s city council is eyeing two major bond measures for the November ballot: a $155 million public safety HQ for police and fire at Crossroads (replacing an asbestos-ridden building) and a $30 million final push to complete Tranquility Park, which will feature up to 16 soccer fields. Crucially, neither bond will increase your tax burden—money’s already borrowed, voters just choose where it goes. Both still need council approval before hitting the ballot on Nov. 3, with the safety HQ’s fate hanging in the balance if it fails.
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