Omaha’s getting a sleek new $181 million joint police and fire administrative hub in the Crossroads development—no tax hike needed, thanks to bonds. Set to open by 2030, this modern office space (not an emergency response center) will house command staff and finally replace aging, crumbling facilities plagued by plumbing and asbestos. City leaders say it boosts Crossroads’ momentum, even though it won’t directly generate tax revenue. It’s a big step toward efficiency and modernization without raising your bill.
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