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Provides oversight and maintenance for the parks, trail systems and recreational facilities.

- CHI Health Center Arena, (402) 341-1500

- City Council, (402) 444-5520

- City Hal Civic Center, (402) 444-7000

- Douglas County Emergency Management, (402) 444-5040

- Communications Division, (402) 444-5800 (911 Center)

- Omaha Douglas Credit Union, (402) 444-5999

- Fire Division, (402) 444-5700

- Handyman Program, (402) 444-5219, for homeowners 60 years of age and older in Douglas County, based on income

- Housing and Community Development, (402) 444-5371

- Human Rights and Relations, (402) 444-5055

- Parks and Recreation, (402) 444-5900

- Civil Law Department, (402) 444-5115

- Libraries, (402) 444-4800

- Mayor, (402) 444-5000

- Mayor's Hotline (Complaints), (402) 444-5555

- Omaha-Douglas Public Building Commission, (402) 444-5345

- Parks Maintenance Division, (402) 444-5955

- Permits & Inspections, Planning Department, (402) 444-5350

- Human Resources, (402) 444-5300

- Planning Department, (402) 444-5150

- Police Non-Emergency, (402) 444-5600

- Public Property Division-City, (402) 444-5900

- Public Works, (402) 444-5220

- Recreation, (402) 444-5900

- Sewer fees & Maintenance, (402) 444-5332

- Swimming Pools, (402) 444-5900

- Tennis Centers, (402) 444-5900

- Traffic Control Service and Maintenance, (402) 444-5160

- Weed and Litter, Code Enforcement, (402) 444-5910

- Garbage pickup for disabled householders, (402) 444-5238

- Garbage complaints, (402) 444-5238

- Recycling information, (402) 444-4500

- Wheelchair ramps, Handyman Program, (402) 444-5219

- Graffiti, Mayor's Hotline, (402) 444-5555

- Street maintenance, (402) 444-4919

- Tow lot, (402) 444-5782

City governmental offices.

City government offices, including utilities services. Issues building permits.

Provides record keeping of all Civil, Probate, Traffic, Criminal, and Juvenile cases filed through the Clerk's office. Also collects and disperses all monies ordered to be paid by the court.

Provides city government services and programs to the residents of the city, including access to utility service providers that deliver essential services such as natural gas, electricity, water, telephone, propane, home heating oil, and other energy alternatives. Residents may also have options to select from competing sources for electricity, natural gas, and telephone services in areas where power deregulation has occurred. 

Additionally, the city government oversees the office of the city clerk, which is responsible for maintaining records of city activities and transactions, preparing and publishing official notices, maintaining the city code, coordinating and preparing agendas for city council meetings, and recording meeting minutes.

Provides the city government departments and other city information.

City government departments and other city information, including:

- Permits.

- Utilities.

- Public services.

- City departments.

Provides city government departments and other city information.