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Dodge County Directory, Tax &

Voter Information Booklet

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OFFICE LOCATIONS

COURTHOUSE, 435 N. Park: Basement…………………………….….....………Building Superintendent First Floor…………………….…….……...…...…….…...………..Treasurer

Department of Motor Vehicles Drivers' Examiners County Clerk Election Commissioner

General Assistance Program Second Floor……………………………….….....……....Register of Deeds

County Surveyor County Assessor

Noxious Weed Control Authority Highway Superintendent Building Inspector/Zoning Dept. Veterans Service

Third Floor………………….….…… Board of Supervisors Meeting Room County Attorney & Restitution State Child Support Enforcement Office Walkway to Judicial Center

Fourth Floor…………………….…...Region 5/6 Emergency Management

Mediation Office

JUDICIAL CENTER, 428 N. Broad: First Floor………………………...….....…...……..…………………...Sheriff

Second Floor……………….…...…….…….…..Booking & Holding Facility

Third Floor……………………………..……..County Judge, District Judge

and Clerk of District Court

OTHER OFFICES:

EXTENSION SERVICE……………………..……………...1206 West 23rd

PROBATION…………………………......…………….2860 W. 23rd Street

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Good Day, Citizen of Dodge County! This booklet is designed to help you understand county government. It's divided into three areas. The first section, the directory of officials and the "Where to go for " provides a means to get your questions and problems answered by the appropriate person. It answers all the questions of who, what, where and when. The second section deals with elections. Includ-ed are places to register and polling places. Finally, the final section deals with the most complex problem of county government, budg-ets and taxation. An effort has been made to help you figure your property taxes, find out where it is distributed, and other sources of money for the county besides direct taxation, Trying to help, FRED MYTTY County Clerk

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COUNTY OFFICIALS DIRECTORY Quick Reference

DODGE COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS

(left to right in picture) Name District Phone Robert George 1 402-727-0833 1941 E 16th Fremont NE 68025 Greg Beam 2 402-721-2906 1150 N. Ridge Road Dr. Fremont, NE 68025 Lon Strand, Vice-Chairman 3 402-654-2455 2239 Co. Rd. E Hooper, NE 68031 David W. Saalfeld 4 402-317-1306 684 Co. Rd. Q North Bend NE 68649 Bob Missel, Chairman 5 402-727-1531 427 N. Birchwood Fremont, NE 68025 Dan M. Weddle 6 402-721-2651 2534 Missouri Ave. Fremont, NE 68025 James M. Vaughan 7 402-812-9534 720 E. 4th St. Fremont, NE 68025

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Clerk 402-727-2767 Fred Mytty

Deputy Sharon K. Neuhalfen

Treasurer 402-727-2750 Cathy A. Dill

Deputy Judith Main

Register of Deeds 402-727-2735 Carol Givens

Deputy Cynthia Pollard

Assessor 402-727-3911 Debbie Churchill

Clerk of District Court 402-727-2780 Linda Nelson

Deputy Judith Wegner

Sheriff 402-727-2702 Steven D. Hespen

Chief Deputy Robert D. Reynolds

Director of Corrections 402-443-8142 Served by Saunders County Sheriff Kevin

Stukenholtz

Attorney 402-727-2725 Oliver J. Glass

Chief Deputy Linsey Bryant

County Judge 402-727-2755 Kenneth J. Vampola

District Judge 402-727-2780 Geoffrey Hall

Child Support Enforcement Attorney Theodore Patrick Arndt

Surveyor 402-816-4305 Clark A. Boschult

Highway Superintendent 402-727-2722 Scott Huppert

Building Inspector 402-727-2724 Todd Nielsen

Zoning Bldg. Administrator 402-727-2724 Jean Andrews

Extension Educator 402-727-2775 Lisa Poppe

Restitution Program Director 402-727-2795 Dawn Peters

Supt. Courthouse & Grounds 402-727-2716 Tim Walter

Region 5/6 Emergency Management Director 402-727-2785

Bill Pook

Noxious Weed Control Supt 402-727-2718 Larry Klahn

Veterans Service Officer 402-727-2719 Mark Schneck

Chief Probation Officer 402-727-2790 Patty Lyon

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DODGE COUNTY VETERAN'S SERVICE BOARD Brad Martindale North Bend Alton K. Crook Fremont Ed Faltin Fremont Stan Vyhlidal Fremont Leonard Brune Dodge Mark Schneck, Secretary Hooper

PLANNING COMMISSION Matt Giesselmann Scribner Nathan Scholl Hooper Allen Rolf, Secretary Dodge Brad Fooken Fremont Adam Taylor Ames Gene Ruzicka North Bend Jeff Wacker, Vice-Chairman Hooper Marvin Hansen Ames Marlin Brabec, Chairman Ames

BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT Becky Von Seggern, Secretary Scribner Vernon Brandert Hooper Marlin Brabec, alternate Ames Russell Rabeler, Chairman Fremont Ken Molacek Fremont Larry Ruzicka, Vice-Chairman North Bend

VISITORS BUREAU ADVISORY COMMITTEE Stephen Dorsey, Sleep Inn Fremont Vince O’Connor Fremont Christopher Bristol Fremont Molly Paden, Holiday Inn Express Fremont Robert Ueberrhein Hooper Becky Stecher Dodge Kirk Brown Fremont

FREMONT HEALTH BOARD OF TRUSTEES Larry Shepard Fremont Jody Horner Fremont Dr. Monty Sellon, Chairman Fremont Linda McClain Fremont Ken Beebe, Vice-Chairman North Bend Dr. F. Thomas Waring Fremont Steve Pribnow Ames

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DODGE COUNTY FAIR BOARD Philip Stollberg, Scribner Director Mitch Miller, Nickerson Vice-President Becky Lynn, Uehling Treasurer Lisa Schole, Hooper President Mark Poppe, Scribner Fair Manager Houston Moseman, Fremont Director AI Settles, Scribner Director Shawn Hasemann, Scribner Director Laurie Helgenberger, Scribner Secretary D.J. Mottl, North Bend Director Scott Langemeier, Scribner Director Dodge County Fair Dates: August 1 - 5, 2018 Fremont 4-H Expo Dates: July 11 - 14, 2018

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Robert George, 1941 E. 16th, Fremont, NE District 1, comprising Precincts 1 A, 1 C, 1 E, 4D within the City

of Fremont, composed of 5,189 residents Greg Beam, 1150 N. Ridge Road Dr., Fremont, NE District 2, comprising Precincts 3A, 3B, 3C and 3D within the

City of Fremont, composed of 5,421 residents. Lon Strand, Vice-Chairman, 2239 County Road E, Hooper, NE District 3, comprising the Cities of Hooper and Scribner, Town-

ships of Hooper/Winslow, Logan, Everett, Cuming, Peb-ble, Nickerson and Webster, composed of 5,193 resi-dents.

David W. Saalfeld, 684 Co. Rd. Q, North Bend, NE District 4, comprising the City of North Bend, Townships of

Elkhorn, Pleasant Valley, Ridgeley, Union, Cotterell, Ma-ple and Platte East and West, composed of 5,101 resi-dents.

Bob Missel, Chairman, 427 N. Birchwood, Fremont, NE District 5, comprising Precincts 4A, 4B, 4C and 4E within the City of Fremont, composed of 5,161 residents. Dan M. Weddle, 2534 Missouri Ave., Fremont, NE District 6, comprising Precincts 1D, 2C, 2D, and 2E within the City of Fremont, composed of 5,412 residents. James M. Vaughan, 720 E. 4th St., Fremont, NE District 7, comprising Precincts 1B, 2B, 2A, and 3E within the City of Fremont, composed of 5,214 residents. Odd numbered supervisor districts are elected during gubernatorial elections. Even numbered supervisor districts are elected during presidential elections.

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2018 Standing Board Committees

FINANCE: George, Chairman; Beam, Missel (Entire board & County Clerk to participate in Budget Process)

ROAD & BRIDGE: Strand, Chairman; George, Saalfeld

COUNTY PROPERTY: Strand, Chairman; Beam, Vaughan

PERSONNEL: JOB DESCRIPTION: Beam, Chairman; Vaughan, Weddle

COUNTY ZONING: Saafeld Chairman, Weddle

SECURITY COMMITTEE: Weddle, Chairman; Vaughan, Saalfeld

E.N.H.S.A.: Saafeld, Rep.; Vaughan Alternate

HOSPITAL: Missel, Rep.; George Alternate

JAIL STANDARDS: Beam, Chairman; George, Saalfeld

MUSEUM and HISTORICAL SOCIETY: Beam, Rep; Missel, Alternate

MERIT COMMISSION: Vaughan

REGION 5/6 CIVIL DEFENSE: Vaughan, Rep; Weddle Alternate

LEGISLATIVE: George, Rep; Missel Alternate

FREMONT AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE: Weddle, Rep; Missel, Alternate

INSURANCE: Jean Andrews (Beam, Board Rep)

VISITOR’s PROMOTION BOARD: Weddle, Rep; Strand Alternate

PSAP (Public Service Answering Point): George, Chairman; Missel, Beam

SAFETY: Strand, Chairman; Micki Gilfry, Steve Hespen & Tim Walter

SOLID WASTE: Vaughan, Rep; Weddle, Alternate; Strand, Alternate

THREE RIVERS PUBLIC HEALTH: Weddle, Rep; Vaughan, Alternate

NE NEBRASKA COMMUNITY ACTION: Strand, Chairman, Saalfeld, Alternate

COUNTY EXTENSION OFFICE: Saalfeld, Liaison

NOTE: Lower Platte NRD; Lower Elkhorn NRD and Weed Board Committees will be handled by the Road and Bridge Committee.

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2018 TENTATIVE MEETING DAYS FOR

DODGE COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS

All Board of Equalization meetings tentatively set beginning at 10:00 A.M. & Board of Corrections at 9:05 A.M.

JANUARY 3, Wednesday, at 9:00A.M. (Reorganization) 17, Wednesday, at 9:00 A.M. 31, Wednesday, at 9:00 A.M. FEBRUARY 14, Wednesday, at 9:00 A.M. 28, Wednesday, at 9:00 A.M. MARCH 14, Wednesday, at 9:00 A.M. 28, Wednesday, at 9:00 A.M.

APRIL 11, Wednesday, at 9:00 A..M. 25, Wednesday, at 9:00 A.M.

MAY 9, Wednesday, at 9:00 A.M. 23, Wednesday, at 9:00 A.M.

JUNE 6, Wednesday, at 9:00 A.M. 20, Wednesday, at 9:00 A.M.

JULY 3, Tuesday, at 9:00 A.M. 18, Wednesday, at 9:00 A.M.

AUGUST 1, Wednesday, at 9:00 A.M. 15, Wednesday, at 9:00 A.M. 29, Wednesday, at 9:00 A.M.

SEPTEMBER 12, Wednesday, at 9:00 A.M. 26, Wednesday, at 9:00 A.M.

OCTOBER 10, Wednesday, at 9:00 A.M. 24, Wednesday, at 9:00 A.M.

NOVEMBER 7, Wednesday, at 9:00 A.M. 21, Wednesday, at 9:00 A.M.

DECEMBER 5, Wednesday, at 9:00 A.M. 19, Wednesday, at 9:00 A.M.

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COURTHOUSE HOURS Courthouse Hours – 8:30 A.M. – 4:30 P.M., unless other-wise stated by public notice. Driver's Examiner's Hours – Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays, 8:45 A.M. – 4:00 P.M. Driver's Manuals are avail-able at the Sheriff's, Treasurer's, and Examiner's offices

or online at http://www.dmv.nebraska.gov/forms.

2018 APPROVED COURTHOUSE HOLIDAYS

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DODGE COUNTY Clerks, Mayors, Chairpersons

and Police Chiefs

DODGE 68633 NORTH BEND 68649 Chairman Leo E. Blaha Mayor Jeff Kluthe Clerk Lori Kathol Clerk Theresa Busse 402-693-2239 (Served by Dodge County Sheriff) 402-652-3584

FREMONT 68025 SCRIBNER 68057 Mayor Scott Getzschman Mayor Ken Thomas Clerk Tyler Ficken Clerk Ed Howard Police Chief Jeff Elliott Police Chief Jake Brainard 402-727-2633 402-664-3231

HOOPER 68031 SNYDER 68664 Mayor Bruce Cate Chairman Joel D. Hunke Clerk Roxanne Meyer Clerk Patty Knobbe Police Chief Matt Schott 402-568-2306 402-654-3649

INGLEWOOD 68025 UEHLING 68063 Chairman Albert Nielsen Chairman Dan Dallman Clerk Barbara Shelton Clerk Brenda Weitzenkamp 402-721-3124 (Served by City of Hooper) 402-567-2234

NICKERSON 68044 WINSLOW 68072 Chairperson Nettie Aufenkamp Chairman William Reynolds Clerk Sandy Cadwallader Clerk Lonnie Kotik 402-727-7307 402-654-3538

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TOWNSHIP OFFICIALS

TOWNSHIP

COTTERELL Steve Dvorak Maynard Flamme Greg Beebe 1260 Foothill Rd 1771 Hwy. 79 155 Legge Lake North Bend North Bend North Bend CUMING Steven Ferguson Kevin Hasemann Mark Langemeier

273 Co. Rd. 19 1546 Co. Rd. C 1444 Co. Rd. E

Hooper Scribner Scribner

ELKHORN Nancy Sholtfeld Jody L. Delaney Tom T. Delaney

6138 E. Co. Rd.U Blvd 4600 N. Co. Rd. 26 4600 N. Co. Rd. 26

Fremont Fremont Fremont

EVERETT Steven Sprick Eric Hanson Marvin R. Andrews 971 Co. 17 1512 Co. Rd. I 1734 Co. Rd. L, Hooper Scribner Hooper HOOPER Larry Klahn John H. Von Seggern Jr. Garry E. Willnerd

201 E. Howard St. 2036 Co. Rd. H Blvd. 429 N. Main St.

Hooper Hooper Hooper

LOGAN Bob Weitzenkamp Brent Hilbers Douglas Egbers 1932 Co.Rd. D 2237 Co.Rd. C 326 Co. Rd. 24 Hooper Hooper Hooper MAPLE Ron Bopp Jack L. Aspy Alvin Kloke

1625 Co. Rd. N 1775 Co. Rd. 18 1532 Co. Rd. 13,

Hooper Fremont Ames

NICKERSON Jay Kment Nancy O’Connor Duane McKenzie 1362 Co. Rd. 19 2108 Co. Rd. O 1575 Hwy 275 Fremont Fremont Fremont PEBBLE Douglas Paasch Jason Kreikemeier Dan Beerbohm 1042 Co. Rd. E 125 Co. Rd. 8 666A Co. Rd. 8 Scribner West Point Scribner PLATTE Ron Vlach Adam Taylor Zachary C. Taylor

2830 Big Island Rd. 2020 Co. Rd. 14 Blvd 3621 N. Co. Rd. 19 Fremont Ames Fremont

PLEASANT Brad Harms Bernard Bunn Mark Holub VALLEY 937 Co. Rd. 3 958 Co. Rd. 4 530 Co. Rd. H Dodge Scribner Scribner RIDGELEY Kenneth Dirkschneider Stephen Helgenberger Marvin Piper 846 Co. Rd. 8 1142 Co. Rd. H 810 Co. Rd. 10 Scribner Scribner Scribner UNION Chad M. Ruzicka Mark D. Flamme Randy Reznicek 1967 Co. Rd. 2 1640 Co. Rd. 4 1571 Co. Rd. 2 North Bend North Bend North Bend WEBSTER Russell L. Hunke Daniel G. Harms Randy J. Kreikemeier 344 Co. Rd. F 374 Co. Rd. 3 531 Co. Rd. F Dodge Dodge Scribner

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WHERE TO GO FOR: Accidents, traffic..................................... Sheriff Account of county .................................. Treasurer Adoptions ............................................... County Judge Agricultural information .......................... Extension Agent Alimony payments .................................. Clerk of District Court Appeals court ......................................... Clerk of District Court Appointments of vacancies .................... Board of Supervisors Articles of Incorporation ......................... County Clerk Assessment of cars ................................ Treasurer Assessment of property ......................... Assessor Assessment of farms and business ........ Assessor Auctions ................................................. Sheriff Bad checks ............................................ County Attorney Birth certificate, delayed ......................... County Judge Board of Equalization ............................. Board of Supervisors Bond coupons ........................................ Treasurer Bonds .................................................... County Clerk Boundary disputes ................................. Surveyor Bridges .................................................. Highway Superintendent Budget approval ..................................... Board of Supervisors Budget information ................................. County Clerk Burials.................................................... County General Assistance Child Support ......................................... Clerk of District Court Child Support ......................................... Child Support Enforcement Civil jurisdiction, under $5000 ................ County Judge Civil jurisdiction, $5000-more ................. Clerk of District Court Claims (bills) approved ........................... Board of Supervisors Claims (bills) processed ......................... County Clerk Conservatorships ................................... County Judge Counseling, juveniles ............................. Probation Office Courthouse grounds, maintenance ........ Bldg. Superintendent Crimes ................................................... County Attorney Crippled Children's Services .................. Social Services Deeds .................................................... Register of Deeds Delinquent Tax collector ......................... Sheriff Dockets, court ........................................ Clerk of District Court Driver's exams ....................................... Driver's Examiners Driver's license ....................................... Treasurer Easements ............................................. Register of Deeds Elections ................................................ County Clerk Exemptions, homestead, etc .................. Assessor Farming ................................................. Extension Agent Felonies, hearing ................................... County Judge Felonies ................................................. Clerk of District Court Final decrees from probate .................... Register of Deeds Financial assistance ............................... Social Services

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WHERE TO GO FOR: Financing statements, Real Estate ......... Register of Deeds Financing statements ............................. County Clerk Foods ..................................................... Extension Agent Forestry .................................................. Extension Agent 4-H ......................................................... Extension Agent Guardianships ........................................ County Judge Highways ............................................... Highway Superintendent Jail ......................................................... Corrections Dept Juvenile court ......................................... County Judge Law enforcement .................................... Sheriff Leases ................................................... Register of Deeds Levies .................................................... County Clerk License plates ........................................ Treasurer Liens, federal and state .......................... Register of Deeds Liens, automobile ................................... Treasurer Liquor licenses ....................................... County Clerk Lis Pendens ........................................... Register of Deeds Lost articles ............................................ Sheriff Marriage, certificate ................................ County Clerk Marriage, dissolution (divorce)................ Clerk of District Court Mental court ........................................... Clerk of District Court Minutes of Board Action ......................... County Clerk Misdemeanors........................................ County Judge Mortgages .............................................. Register of Deeds Passport applications ............................. Clerk of District Court Plats ....................................................... Register of Deeds Power of Attorney ................................... Register of Deeds Probate court ......................................... County Judge Quarantines ........................................... Sheriff Real estate ............................................. Register of Deeds Relief funds ............................................ Social Services Research, agricultural ............................ Extension Agent Revenue stamps .................................... Register of Deeds Roads .................................................... Highway Superintendent Rural Schools Records ........................... County Clerk Salaries .................................................. Board of Supervisors Securities ............................................... Treasurer Services, relief Daycare Family planning Foster care Home delivered meals Housing improvements Transportation Special services for blind and mentally retarded............................... Social Services

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History to Remember!

On August 1, 1956, the burial of a capsule containing records of Fremont Centennial and other 100

th anni-

versary articles was held. Fremonters were invited to attend. The capsule was welded air tight and encased in concrete before being dropped into its resting place near the courthouse steps, not to be dug up for 100 years.

WHERE TO GO FOR: Serving writs and orders ........................ Sheriff Settlements ............................................ Clerk of District Court Small claims ........................................... County Judge Surveys .................................................. Surveyor Taxes, statements and payment ............ Treasurer Titles, motor vehicle ............................... Treasurer Tobacco license ..................................... County Clerk Traffic court ............................................ County Judge Trusteeships .......................................... County Judge Veterans ................................................ Veterans Service Officer Veterans Discharge records ................... County Clerk Vocational rehabilitation referral ............. Social Services Voter registration.................................... County Clerk Warrants (checks) approved .................. Board of Supervisors Warrants (checks) .................................. County Clerk Wills (probate) ........................................ County Judge

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VOTING QUALIFICATIONS To qualify to register to vote you must be a resident of this county for at least 1 day prior to the Election and obtain the minimum age of 18 before the General Election date of any year. The only trick to this re-quirement is that the deadline for registering to vote at any election is 2 Fridays before the election. Once registered, the only time you wouId have to reregister would be if your name would change, your address would change, or you wish to change political party affiliation. Congress passed the "Motor Vehicle Law" and was incorporated into State Law. You can also register at Drivers' Examiners, state and federal agencies, or by mail by calling our office for the forms. There may be voter registration forms in phone books or state in-come tax booklets or on the county’s website at www.dodgecounty.nebraska.gov/ under County Offic-es and Election Commissioner. Mail-in registrations for new voters must be postmarked by the 3rd Friday prior to an election. The County Clerk can take regis-trations in office up until the 2

nd Friday before elec-

tions.

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POLLING PLACES CITY OF NORTH BEND VFW Hall CITY OF SCRIBNER Mohr Auditorium COTTERELL/UNION/RIDGELEY/PLEASANT VALLEY School District #595 Residents VFW Hall - North Bend All other Residents Snyder Auditorium WEBSTER - DODGE Snyder Residents Snyder Auditorium All other Residents Dodge City Hall PEBBLE - SNYDER Snyder Auditorium PLATTE EAST Church of Christ, 3969 N Broad St. PLATTE WEST Christensen Field Community Rm, 1730 W. 16th St. NICKERSON/MAPLE Nickerson Fireman's Community Room EVERETT/CUMING Mohr Auditorium, Scribner CITY OF HOOPER Hooper Public Library LOGAN/HOOPER Logan View Jr.-Sr. High School ELKHORN Trinity Lutheran School 16th & Luther Road, Fremont

POLLING PLACES FREMONT PRECINCTS 1A Evangelical Free Church, 2050 N. Lincoln Ave. 1B Event Center Lobby, 700 East 10th St. 1C Trinity Lutheran School, 16th & Luther Road 1D Gifford Tower, 2510 N. Clarkson 1E St. Patrick’s Catholic Church, 3400 E. 16th St.

2A First Congregational Church, 1550 N. Broad St. 2B Stone Bridge Christian Church, 1041 N. Nye Ave. 2C Extension Service, 1206 W. 23rd 2D Premier Estates, 2550 N. Nye 2E Nye Square, 650 W. 21st 3A City Auditorium, 9th & Broad 3B Courthouse, 5th & Park 3C Brady’s Meat & Foods, 450 S. Broad St. 3D Christensen Field Comm. Rm, 1730 W. 16th St. 3E Salem Lutheran Church, 401 E. Military

4A Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, 1544 E. Military Ave. 4B Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, 1544 E. Military Ave. 4C Deerfield Clubhouse, 1021 S. Howard Dr. 4D First Lutheran Church, 3200 E. Military Ave. 4E Swanson Hall of Science, 8th & Irving

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CITY OF FREMONT

VOTING PRECINCTS

Fremont Precinct - 1A Evangelical Free Church, 2050 N. Lincoln Ave. Fremont Precinct - 1B Midland Events Center Lobby, 700 E. 10th St. Fremont Precinct - 1C Trinity East School, 16th St. & Luther Rd. Fremont Precinct - 1D Gifford Tower, 2510 N. Clarkson St. Fremont Precinct - 1E Saint Patrick's Catholic Church, 3400 E. 16th St. Fremont Precinct - 2A First Congregational Church, 1550 N. Broad St. Fremont Precinct - 2B Stone Bridge Christian Church, 1041 N. Nye Ave. Fremont Precinct - 2C Extension Service, 1206 W. 23rd St. Fremont Precinct - 2D Premier Estates, 2550 N. Nye Ave. Fremont Precinct - 2E Nye Square, 650 W. 21st St. Fremont Precinct - 3A City Auditorium, 9th & Broad St. Fremont Precinct - 3B Courthouse, 5th & Park Ave. Fremont Precinct - 3C Brady's Meats & Foods, 450 S. Board St. Fremont Precinct - 3D Christensen Field Community Room, 1730 W. 16th St. Fremont Precinct - 3E Salem Lutheran Church, 401 E. Military Ave. Fremont Precinct - 4A Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, 1544 E. Military Ave. Fremont Precinct - 4B Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, 1544 E. Military Ave. Fremont Precinct - 4C Deerfield Clubhouse, 1021 S. Howard Dr. Fremont Precinct - 4D First Lutheran Church, 3200 E. Military Ave. Fremont Precinct - 4E Swanson Hall of Science, 8th & Irving St.

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Cuming Logan

Everett

Hooper

Maple Nickerson

Platte Elkhorn

Webster Pebble

Pleasant Valley Ridgeley

Union Cotterell

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TAX SECTION

An effort to clarify the County Budget and to list all other property taxes that Dodge County citizens are required to pay for the services of the different political subdivisions.

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Step 1 To estimating the Budget, sometimes it helps to see where you've been …

Explanation of Funds Road – expenses for roads/bridges

Inheritance- expenses using Inheritance Taxes

Interest - expenses using investments Relief Funds - expenses for indigents, veterans' aid, institutions, and general assis-

tance program

Miscellaneous Funds – include flood control, historical society, visitors promotion, 911 system, and other grants

Actual Expenditures 2016-2017

GENERAL 10,486,455

ROAD & BRIDGE & BUY BACK PROGRAM 3,669,074

INHERITANCE TAX 909,629 INTEREST FUND - RELIEF FUNDS 244,261 MISC. FUNDS 337,088 BUILDING FUND 194,631

CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS/ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT FUND 192,501

TOTAL 16,033,639

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Step 2— Estimate your anticipated expenditures for the year….

Budgeted Expenditures 2017-2018

GENERAL $11,974,658

ROAD & BRIDGE & BUY-BACK PROGRAM 4,466,078 INHERITANCE TAX 2,699,440 INTEREST FUND 1,739,055 RELIEF FUNDS 403,880

MISC. FUNDS 847,408 BUILDING FUND 312,000

CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS/ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT FUND 5,529,076

TOTAL $27,971,595

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Step 2 This is just a closer look at the General Fund

WAGES – all wages, OFFICE OPERATIONS – expenses to run offices, CAPI-

TAL OUTLAY – new equipment, RETIREMENT – INCLUDES Social Securi-ty, Workmen's compensation, retirement, health, and unemployment contribu-

tions, JAIL, BLDG. & GROUNDS – expenses related to the Corrections Facili-

ty and building/grounds upkeep, ELECTIONS & CONTINGENCY – includes election costs and $10,000 budget contingency

AGENCIES – includes water rescue, emergency mgmt., ENOA, ENOR,

Fremont Area Industrial Development, & firemen's training & ATTORNEY FEES – fees for court-appointed counsel to defend indigents

GENERAL FUND BUDGET Anticipated Expenditures - 2017-2018

WAGES $3,766,953

RETIREMENT 1,740,031

OFFICE OPERATIONS 1,902,403

ATTORNEY FEES 800,000

CAPITAL OUTLAY 407,159

AGENCIES 402,282

JAIL, BLDG. & GRDS. 2,955,830

TOTAL $11,974,658

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Step 3 To find out how to pay for the expenditures, you must look at revenues.

The first source of income is cash on hand….

Cash on Hand 6-30-2017 GENERAL $2,141,157

ROAD & BRIDGE & BUY-BACK PROGRAM 977,931 INHERITANCE TAX 1,799,440 INTEREST FUND 1,669,055 RELIEF FUNDS 190,488 MISC. FUNDS 527,358 BUILDING FUND 30,135

CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS/ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT FUND 4,472,076

TOTAL $11,807,640

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Step 4 Estimate other sources of income besides property taxes….

Anticipated Miscellaneous Collections 2017-2018

GENERAL $3,450,400

ROAD & BRIDGE & BUYBACK PROGRAM 3,488,147

INHERITANCE TAX 900,000

INTEREST FUND 70,000

RELIEF FUNDS 14,306

MISC. FUNDS 246,000

BUILDING FUND 83,779

CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS/ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT FUND 57,000

TOTAL $8,309,632

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FISCAL YEAR 2017-2018 DODGE COUNTY BUDGET PROPERTY TAX REQUIREMENT (based on a valuation of $4,040,697,807)

GENERAL .182718 ROAD & BRIDGE .000000 RELIEF FUNDS .006932 MISC. FUNDS .002318 BUILDING FUND .004902

CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS/ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT FUND .024748

TOTAL .221618

Step 5 The final source of revenue is property taxes…

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To recap the 2017-2018 County

Budget

WHERE THE MONEY GOES...

FUND OPERATING CASH RESERVE TOTAL

GENERAL $11,974,658 $1,000,000 $12,974,658 ROAD & BRIDGE & BUYBACK PRO-GRAM $4,466,078 $0 $4,466,078 INHERITANCE TAX $2,699,440 $2,699,440 INTEREST FUND $1,739,055 $1,739,055 RELIEF FUNDS $403,880 81,000 $484,880 MISC. FUNDS $847,408 19,575 $866,983

BUILDING FUND $312,000 $312,000

CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS/ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT FUND $5,529,076 $0 $5,529,076 TOTAL $27,971,595 $1,100,575 $29,072,170

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WHERE THE MONEY COMES FROM….

SOURCES REVENUES

Funds and Percentages from various sources

General Percent of Road Percent of Building Percent of

Revenues Revenues Fund Revenues

Cash on Hand $2,141,157 17% $977,931 22% 30,135 10%

Federal $0 0% $0 0% $0 0%

State $127,000 1% $2,472,982 55% $0 0%

Local $3,323,400 26% $1,015,165 23% 83,779 27%

Property Taxes $7,383,101 57% $0 0% 198,086 63%

TOTALS $12,974,658 100% $4,466,078 100% $312,000 100%

Relief Percent of Interest Percent of Inheritance Percent of

Funds Revenues Fund Revenues Tax Revenues

Cash on Hand $190,488 39% $1,669,055 96% $1,799,440 67%

Federal $0 0% $0 0% $0 0%

State $10,200 2% $0 0% $0 0%

Local $24,844 5% $70,000 4% $900,000 33%

Property Taxes $280,085 58% $0 0% $0 0%

TOTALS $484,880 104% $1,739,055 100% $2,699,440 100%

Miscellaneous Percent of Capital Improvements Percent of Total Percent of

Funds Revenues Economic Development Revenues All Funds Revenues

Cash on Hand $527,358 61% $4,472,076 81% $11,807,640 41%

Federal $0 0% $0 0% $0 0%

State $2,000 0% $54,000 1% $2,666,182 9%

Local $244,002 28% $1,003,000 18% $6,664,190 23%

Property Taxes 93,623 11% $0 0% $7,954,895 27%

TOTALS $866,983 100% $5,529,076 100% $29,072,170 100%

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HOW TO FIGURE YOUR TAXES

CHECKLIST: Check what taxable districts your residence lies in. Obtain the total Consolidated Tax Levy by adding the levies of each taxable district of your residence. Check the Assessed Value of the property, busi-ness, or motor vehicle to see if it is accurate. Divide the amount of Assessed Value by 100 and then multiply the answer by the consolidated tax levy-the final answer is your tax. Check for exemptions and subtract the exemption credits. Now, think about how to pay for them at the treas-urer’s office.

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EXAMPLE:

Suppose I live in the City Limits of Fremont and the Assessed Value of my

property is $100,000. Assume a Homestead Exemption of $30,000.

1-The taxing districts are the following:

District

Levy

($'s/$100)

City of Fremont .407222

School District No.1 1.262197

Educational Service Unit No. Two .015760

Metropolitan Technical College .095000

Dodge County .221618

Lower Platte North Natural

Resources District .037181

Dodge County Agricultural Society .002387

2-Total Consolidated Levy 2.041365

3-My assessed value of my property looks accurate.

4-Since levies are listed in cents per $100 of assessed property, I must

divide the property value by $100. Assessed property divided by 100:

100,000/100 equals 1,000

Total Consolidated Tax levy multiplied by the number of

each $100 of property:

2.041365 times 1,000 equals $2,041.37, the taxes due.

5-State Tax Credit of .0008795 of $100,000 value = $87.95

6-I have a homestead exemption of $30,000. So, I must repeat the

process to obtain my tax credit:

30,000/100 equals 300

2.041365 times 300 equals $612.41, the tax credit.

Taxes $1,983.24

- State Tax credit - 87.95

- Homestead Exemption credit -612.41

Adjusted Taxes Due $1,283.04

6-Now, I go to the Treasurer's Office or on-line and pay my taxes.

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LB 1114 was passed by the Legislature in 1995 with strict limits on property taxes. It allows additional taxes for bonded indebtedness, items under the Interlo-

cal Cooperative Agreement Act, voluntary retirements, certain projects, and judgments and additional amounts approved by voters.

ITEMIZED FINAL LEVIES FOR PROPERTY IN CITIES AND VILLAGES 2017

City/Village County School ESU Community Township Fire Natural City/ Agricultural TOTAL Last

College District Resources Village Society Year's

District Levy

Fremont .221618 1.262197 .015760 .095000 .037181 .407222 .002387 2.041365 1.983240

North Bend .221618 .741119 .015760 .095000 .037831 .037181 .449999 .002387 1.600895 1.611573

Scribner .221618 .810545 .015760 .095000 .023273 .449998 .002387 1.618581 1.632066

Hooper .221618 .810046 .015760 .095000 .061918 .070015 .023273 .948598 .002387 2.248615 2.286979

Most of Hooper .221618 .810046 .015760 .095000 .061918 .070015 .023273 .948598 .002387 2.248615 2.286979

Brickyard Sub .221618 .810046 .015760 .095000 .062069 .070015 .023273 .948598 .002387 2.248766 2.287710

Dodge .221618 .601924 .015571 .095000 .068835 .023273 .499991 .002387 1.528599 1.520143

Inglewood .221618 1.262197 .015760 .095000 .048545 .050977 .037181 .083110 .002387 1.816775 1.813177

Nickerson .221618 .810046 .015760 .095000 .068083 .025297 .023273 .449994 .002387 1.711458 1.694272

Snyder

West of Main .221618 .810545 .015760 .095000 .068835 .023273 .499996 .002387 1.737414 1.752074

East of Main .221618 .810545 .015760 .095000 .074785 .023273 .499996 .002387 1.743364 1.754777

Uehling .221618 .810046 .015760 .095000 .076424 .028745 .023273 .581022 .002387 1.854275 1.736513

Winslow .221618 .810046 .015760 .095000 .061918 .043852 .023273 2.549585 .002387 3.823439 3.656174

LB 1114 Targets

limit in 1998-01 0.500000 1.100000 0.015000 0.080000 * * 0.045000 0.450000 * 2.190000

limit in 2001-02 0.500000 1.000000 0.015000 0.070000 * * 0.045000 0.450000 * 2.080000

changed in 2003 0.500000 1.050000 0.015000 0.070000 * * 0.045000 0.450000 * 2.130000

*15 cents of the county's maximum levy may go to support these subdivsions.

5 cents of the county's maximum levy may fund Interlocal Cooperative Agreements

LB 1114 was passed by the Legislature in 1995 with strict limits on property taxes. It allows additional

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DODGE COUNTY, CITY & VILLAGE LEVIES

2017 2017 2017

FUND/SUBDIVISION VALUATION TAX REQUEST LEVY

DODGE COUNTY

General $4,040,697,807 $7,383,101 .182718

Road & Bridge $4,040,697,807 $0 .000000

Indigent $4,040,697,807 $98,988 .002450

Institutions $4,040,697,807 $181,097 .004482

Veterans' Aid $4,040,697,807 $0 .000000

Construction Bonds $4,040,697,807 $0 .000000

Museum/Historical Society $4,040,697,807 $93,623 .002318

Noxious Weed $4,040,697,807 $0 .000000

Building Fund $4,040,697,807 $198,086 .004902Capital Improvements/Economic

Development Fund $4,040,697,807 $1,000,000 .024748

Road Bond Fund $4,040,697,807 $0 .000000

TOTAL $4,040,697,807 $8,954,895 .221618

CITIES

Statutory levy limits: 45 cents + 5 cents interlocal agreements

debt service or special levies are not included.

FREMONT - CITY OF CLASS I

All Purposes $1,443,499,483 $5,533,843 .383363

Special Levies $1,443,499,483 included above

Debt $1,443,499,483 $344,410 .023859

TOTAL $1,443,499,483 $5,878,253 .407222

NORTH BEND - CITY OF CLASS II

All purposes $47,202,300 $212,410 .449999

SCRIBNER - CITY OF CLASS II

All purposes $31,607,888 $142,235 .449998

HOOPER - CITY OF CLASS II

Hooper - Hooper Twp $33,274,992

Hooper - Everett Twp $1,880,837

Total $35,155,829

All purposes certified $35,155,829 $158,201 .450000

Bonds $35,155,829 $175,286 .498598

TOTAL $35,155,829 $333,487 .948598

VILLAGES

DODGE

All purposes $21,482,992 $107,413 .499991

Equipment Sinking $21,482,992 .00000

TOTAL $21,482,992 $107,413 .499991

INGLEWOOD

All purposes $13,063,939 $10,858 .083110

NICKERSON

All purposes $7,846,544 $35,309 .449994

SNYDER

Snyder - Pebble Twp $10,793,476

Snyder - Webster Twp $5,400,787

Total $16,194,263

All purposes - Certified $16,194,263 $80,971 .499996

Bonds $16,194,263 .000000

TOTAL $16,194,263 $80,971 .499996

UEHLING

All purposes $6,884,418 $22,000 .319562

Debt & special levies $6,884,418 $18,000 .261460

TOTAL $6,884,418 $40,000 .581022

WINSLOW

All purposes $2,567,320 $26,956 1.049967

Debt & special levies $2,567,320 $38,500 1.499618

TOTAL $2,567,320 $65,456 2.549585

*Voters approved up to $1.05 at the May 13, 2014 Primary

by a 15 to 11 vote to continue thru 2018-2019

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TOWNSHIP LEVIES

2017 2017 2017


TOWNSHIPS

Statutory levy limit: $.28 cents/$100 for all purposes

but part of county's 15 cents

UNION

Road 224,877,117 $162,515 .072268

PLEASANT VALLEY

Road $142,405,926 $123,460 .086696

WEBSTER

Total $180,565,574

less Dodge $21,482,992

less Snyder $5,400,787

Rural $153,681,795

50% of Dodge $10,741,496

50% of Snyder $2,700,394

Road $167,123,685 $115,040 .068835

COTTERELL

Road $240,390,019 $132,543 .055137

RIDGELEY

Road $144,464,854 $73,590 .050940

PEBBLE

Total $136,278,826

less Snyder $10,793,476

Rural $125,485,350

50 % of Snyder $5,396,738

Road $130,882,088 $97,880 .074785

PLATTE

Total $403,281,450

less Inglewood $13,063,939

Rural $390,217,511

50 % of Inglewood $6,531,970

Road $396,749,481 $192,600 .048545

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TOWNSHIP LEVIES (cont.)

2017 2017 2017


MAPLE

Road $144,607,821 $72,828 .050362

EVERETT

Total $141,219,352

Less Hooper $1,880,837

Rural $139,338,515

50% of Hooper $940,419

Road $140,278,934 $87,070 .062069

*Had a townhall meeting 9/5/17 with a vote of 19 to 1 to approve up to

10 cents/$100 of valuation and increase restricted funds by 40%

CUMING

Road $139,288,110 $95,140 .068304

NICKERSON

Total $170,220,610

less Nickerson $7,846,544

Rural $162,374,066

50 % of Nickerson $3,923,272

Road $166,297,338 $113,220 .068083

HOOPER

Total $163,695,341

Less Hooper $33,274,992

Less Winslow $2,567,320

Rural $127,853,029

50% of Hooper $16,637,496

50% of Winslow $1,283,660

Road $145,774,185 $90,260 .061918

LOGAN

Total $148,586,208

less Uehling $6,884,418

Rural $141,701,790

50 % of Uehling $3,442,209

Road $145,143,999 $110,925 .076424

TOTAL $145,143,999 $110,925 .076424

ELKHORN

Road $138,506,926 $121,542 .087752

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RURAL FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT LEVIES

2017 2017 2017


RURAL FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICTS

Statutory levy limit - General: $.070 cents/$100; Sinking: $.105 cents/$100

but part of county's 15 cents

1 NICKERSON

Dodge County $242,061,374

Washington County $84,263,596

General $326,324,970 $54,552 .016717

Bonds $326,324,970 $28,000 .008580

TOTAL $326,324,970 $82,552 .025297

2 HOOPER

General $227,268,386 $89,120 .0392140

Sinking $227,268,386 .00

Bonds $227,268,386 $70,000 .030801

TOTAL $227,268,386 $159,120 .070015

3 SCRIBNER

General $354,156,501 $115,395 .032583

4 DODGE


Colfax County $45,380,775

Cuming County $140,102,629

General $335,343,139 $78,835 .023509

5 SNYDER



General $237,635,643 $58,895 .024784

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RURAL FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT LEVIES (cont.)

2017 2017 2017


6 UEHLING


Burt County $118,146,849



General $308,757,970 $87,753 .028421

Bonds $308,757,970 $1,000 .000324

Total $308,757,970 $88,753 .028745

7 WINSLOW



General $219,671,015 $66,329 .030195

Bonds $219,671,015 $30,000 .013657

Lid Exemptions $219,671,015 .00

TOTAL $219,671,015 $96,329 .043852

8 FREMONT


Saunders County $3,005,109

General $544,795,595 $158,526 .029098

Bonds $544,795,595 $119,197 .021879

Lid Exemptions $544,795,595

TOTAL $544,795,595 $277,723 .050977

9 NORTH BEND



General $565,608,794 $123,391 .021965

Bonds $565,608,794 $89,738 .015866

TOTAL $565,608,794 $213,129 .037831

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MISCELLANEOUS SUBDIVISION LEVIES

2017 2017 2017


MISCELLANEOUS SUBDIVISIONS' LEVIES

TECH COLLEGE

max of the Community College Foundation and Equalization Aid Act

Metropolitan Technical Community College

General $63,583,709,791 $47,687,782 .075000

Sinking $63,583,709,791 $12,716,742 .020000

Hazardous material abatement

& handicapped accessibility fund$63,583,709,791

TOTAL $63,583,709,791 $60,404,524 .095000

EDUCATIONAL SERVICE UNITS

1.5 cents max

ESU # 2 - Most of Dodge County

Burt County $1,998,758,840

Butler County $853,620

Cass County $233,701,887


Cuming County $2,279,522,475

Dodge County $3,782,412,219

Douglas County $45,657,645

Lancaster County $396,528,081

Sarpy County $857,870

Saunders County $3,457,436,089

Seward County $9,539,175

Stanton County $256,372,565

Thurston County $182,357,542


Wayne County $22,935,349

General $12,981,394,181 $1,947,209 .015000

Bonds $12,981,394,181 $98,658 .000760

Total $12,981,394,181 $2,045,867 .015760

ESU # 3 - Fraction 24

General $41,011,668,169 $6,151,750 .015000

Telecomputing $41,011,668,169

Total $41,011,668,169 $6,151,750 .015000

ESU # 7 - Dodge Howells Schools

General $17,509,204,744 $2,626,407 .015000

Bonds $17,509,204,744 $100,000 .000571

Total $17,509,204,744 $2,626,407 .015571

JOINT PUBLIC AGENCIES

Pathways 2 Tomorrow

Burt County $1,123,759,611

Cuming County $2,417,426,441


Stanton County $256,375,566

Thurston County $592,654,032

Wayne County $72,772,275

General $4,464,736,465 $446,474 .010000

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MISCELLANEOUS SUBDIVISION LEVIES (cont.)

2017 2017 2017


NATURAL RESOURCES DISTRICTS

4.5 cents max

Lower Platte North NRD - southern county

General $9,361,573,484 $3,480,715 .037181

Sinking $9,361,573,484 .00

Total $9,361,573,484 $3,480,715 .037181

Lower Elkhorn NRD - northern county

General $18,347,168,054 $4,270,002 .023273

Papio NRD - small part s.e. of Fremont

General $62,772,761,403 $23,726,441 .037797

AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES

part of county's 15 cents max

Dodge County Agricultural Society

General $4,040,697,807 $96,470 .002387

Bonds $4,040,697,807

Total $4,040,697,807 $96,470 .002387

SANITARY & IMPROVEMENT DISTRICTS

5 years or older 40 cent max

under 5 years no max

SID # 2 - Sunset Addition

General $14,182,808 $1,530 .010788

Bonds $14,182,808 $95,345 .672254

Total $14,182,808 $96,875 .683042

SID # 3 - Lake Ventura

General $37,826,205 $150,907 .398948

Bonds $37,826,205 $32,682 .086400

Total $37,826,205 $183,589 .485348

SID # 4

Roadway Subdivision dissolved and annexed into the City of Fremont

General

Bond Investment Fund

SID # 5 - Timberwood Subdivision

set by SID

General $11,130,459 $26,886 .241555

SID # 6 - Sapp Brothers Subdivision

General $3,397,978 $13,592 .400000

Bonds $3,397,978 $39,077 1.150000

Total $3,397,978 $52,669 1.550000

SID #7 - Oliver Subdivision (created in 1999)

General $1,875,204 $6,426 .342683

Total $1,875,204 $6,426 .342683

DRAINAGE DISTRICTS

Ames Diking & Drainage District 12,844 $8,000 .62286

Cotterell Diking & Drainage District 9,184 $0 .00000

Farmland, Fremont & Railroad Drainage District 57,750 $0 .00000

North Bend Diking & Drainage District 16,996 $26,100 1.53566

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SCHOOL DISTRICT LEVIES

2017 2017 2017


SCHOOL DISTRICTS

max of $1.05

1- FREMONT

K-8 BONDS

Original #1 (K-8 Bonds) $1,844,861,329

J42-J51 Douglas County $45,657,645

Saunders County K-8 $26,646,824

Total for K-8 2000 bonds $1,917,165,798 $2,321,302 .121080

9-12 BONDS

Original #1 (9-12 Bonds) $1,891,434,663


old Saunders County Dist 11 $93,051,515

Total for 9-12 2000 bonds $2,030,143,823 $475,658 .023430

OTHER FUNDS:

Original #1 $1,891,434,663


old Saunders County Dist 11 $245,147,823

Building Fund $2,182,240,131 $0 .000000

General $2,182,240,131 $23,081,928 1.057722

Build America Bond 1 (new 5/6 school) $2,182,240,131 $870,017 .039868

Build America Bond 2 (Elementaries Renovations) $2,182,240,131 $438,561 .020097

TOTAL $2,182,240,131 $27,187,466 1.262197

RECAP OF FREMONT SCHOOLS

All areas except Saunders & Brugh 1.262197

Saunders - old #105 (+ new bonds) 1.262197

Saunders - #11 (just General & 9-12 Asbestos/Bonds) 1.081152

Saunders - #11 (just General & Building) 1.057722

Brugh - General & 9-12 Bonds + Building') 1.081152

62 SCRIBNER/SNYDER PUBLIC SCHOOLS



Special Building $478,163,751 $252,525 .052811

Depreciation Reserve Fund $478,163,751

Total for General $478,163,751 $3,623,211 .757734

TOTAL $478,163,751 $3,875,736 .810545

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SCHOOL DISTRICT LEVIES (cont.)

2017 2017 2017


94 LOGAN VIEW PUBLIC SCHOOLS

Burt County $79,301,679




Special Building $864,857,710 $303,030 .035038

General $864,857,710 $6,103,929 .705773

Bonds $864,857,710 $598,788 .069235

TOTAL $864,857,710 $7,005,747 .810046

95 - NORTH BEND CENTRAL PUBLIC SCHOOLS




Special Building $1,078,752,730 $1,143,762 .106026

Qualified Capital Purpose Undertaking Fund $1,078,752,730 $102,929 .009542

Bonds voted on 3/12/13 $1,078,752,730 $742,424 .068822

General $1,078,752,730 $6,005,726 .556729

TOTAL $1,078,752,730 $7,994,841 .741119

OTHER COUNTY LEVIES

West Point Schools

General $998,195 .692069

Special Building $998,195 .008801

Bond $998,195 .046005

Total $998,195 .746875

Arlington Public Schools

General $49,304,324 .902346

Special Building $49,304,324 .020286

Qualified Capital Improvement Fund $49,304,324 .045218

Bond $49,304,324 .092735

Total $49,304,324 1.060585

Fraction 14 with Burt County - Oakland-Craig Schools

General $750,345 .799852

Qualified Capital Improvement Fund $750,345 .000000

Bond $750,345 .059225

Special Building Fund $750,345 .040059

Total $750,345 0.899136

Howells-Dodge Unified Schools

General $203,884,428 .496486

Special Building $203,884,428 .105438

Bond (old Dodge District not obligated to Howells Bonds) $203,884,428 .000000

Total $203,884,428 .601924

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HISTORICAL FACTS Dodge County organized, March 15, 1855 Fremont Incorporated, 1859, declared county seat, 1860 North Bend Incorporated, 1876 Hooper Incorporated, 1876 Scribner Incorporated, 1881 Dodge Incorporated, 1887 Snyder Incorporated, 1890 Uehling Incorporated, 1909 Nickerson Incorporated, 1910 Ingelwood Incorporated, 1959 (7-22-59) Winslow Incorporated, 1909 Nebraska admitted to statehood March 1, 1867, and contains 76,808 square miles (of which 712 square miles are water).

%Change

Subdivision 1980 1990 2000 2010 2000to2010

Cotterell Township 427 428 400 403 0.8%

Cuming Township 307 285 251 241 -4.0%

Elkhom Townshlp 578 425 416 377 -9.4%

Everett township 277 250 253 220 -13.0%

City of Fremont 23,979 23,680 25,174 26,397 4.9%

Hooper Township 1,425 1,285 1,302 1,275 -2.1%

City of Hooper 932 850 827 830 0.4%

Village of Winslow 143 140 104 103 -1.0%

Logan Township 601 536 534 433 -18.9%

Village of Uehling 273 273 275 230 -16.4%

Maple Township 376 341 317 322 1.6%

Nlckerson Township 634 691 851 792 -6.9%

Village of Nickerson 254 291 431 369 -14.4%

City of North Bend 1,368 1,249 1,213 1,177 -3.0%

Pebble Township 673 532 528 489 -7.4%

Village of Snyder/Pebble 257 218 253 250 -1.2%

Platte township 2,172 2,099 2,307 2,235 -3.1%

Village of Inglewood 257 286 382 325 -14.9%

Pleasant Valley township 286 202 200 166 -17.0%

Ridgeley Township 251 215 208 168 -19.2%

City of Scribner 1,011 950 971 857 -11.7%

Union Township 285 262 233 253 8.6%

Webster Township 1,197 1,070 1,002 886 -11.6%

VIllage of Dodge 815 693 700 612 -12.6%

Village of Snyder/Webster 76 62 65 50 -23.1%

TOTAL DODGE COUNTY 35,847 34,500 36,160 36,691 1.5%

DODGE COUNTY CENSUS INFORMATION

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NEBRASKA COUNTIES PREFIX AUTO LICENSE NUMBERS

and COUNTY SEATS

1 Douglas-Omaha 32 Thayer-Hebron 63 Boyd-Butte

2 Lancaster-Lincoln 33 Jefferson-Fairbury 64 Morrill-Bridgeport

3 Gage-Beatrice 34 Fillmore-Geneva 65 Box Butte-Alliance

4 Custer-Broken Bow 35 Dixon-Ponca 66 Cherry-Valentine

5 Dodge-Fremont 36 Holt-O’Neill 67 Hitchcock-Trenton

6 Saunders-Wahoo 37 Phelps-Holdrege 68 Keith-Ogallala

7 Madison-Madison 38 Furnas-Beaver City 69 Dawes-Chadron

8 Hall-Grand Island 39 Cheyenne-Sidney 70 Dakota-Dakota City

9 Buffalo-Kearney 40 Pierce, Pierce 71 Kimball-Kimball

10 Platte-Columbus 41 Polk-Osceola 72 Chase-Imperial

11 Otoe-Nebraska City 42 Nuckolls-Nelson 73 Gosper-Elwood

12 Knox-Center 43 Colfax-Schuyler 74 Perkins-Grant

13 Cedar-Hartington 44 Nemaha-Auburn 75 Brown-Ainsworth

14 Adams-Hastings 45 Webster-Red Cloud 76 Dundy-Benkelman

15 Lincoln-North Platte 46 Merrick-Central City 77 Garden-Oshkosh

16 Seward-Seward 47 Valley-Ord 78 Deuel-Chappell

17 York-York 48 Red Willow-McCook 79 Hayes-Hayes Center

18 Dawson-Lexington 49 Howard-St. Paul 80 Sioux-Harrison

19 Richardson-Falls City 50 Franklin-Franklin 81 Rock-Bassett

20 Cass-Plattsmouth 51 Harlan-Alma 82 Keya Paha-Springview

21 Scotts Bluff-Gering 52 Kearney-Minden 83 Garfield-Burwell

22 Saline-Wilber 53 Stanton-Stanton 84 Wheeler-Bartlett

23 Boone-Albion 54 Pawnee-Pawnee City 85 Banner-Harrisburg

24 Cuming-West Point 55 Thurston-Pender 86 Blaine-Brewster

25 Butler-David City 56 Sherman-Loup City 87 Logan-Stapleton

26 Antelope-Neligh 57 Johnson-Tecumseh 88 Loup-Taylor

27 Wayne, Wayne 58 Nance-Fullerton 89 Thomas-Thedford

28 Hamilton-Aurora 59 Sarpy-Papillion 90 McPherson-Tryon

29 Washington-Blair 60 Frontier-Stockville 91 Arthur-Arthur

30 Clay-Clay Center 61 Sheridan-Rushville 92 Grant-Hyannis

31 Burt-Tekamah 62 Greeley-Greeley 93 Hooker-Mullen

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