PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE
OF THE DAVID CITY PLANNING COMMISSION
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a David City Planning Commission meeting will be held on Saturday, March 23, 2026, at 8:00 a.m. in the meeting room of the City Office located at 490 E Street, David City, Nebraska.
Public hearings to consider:
Consider the request of Adam J. Oltmer . . .
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April 2026 EnergyWiseSM Tip: Heat Pump Water Heaters
By: Energy Efficiency Program Manager Cory Fuehrer
Most homeowners who have heat pumps use them to heat and cool their homes. But a heat pump also can be used to heat water. You may have already seen one of these units in a “big box” or appliance store and wondered what it was and how it worked. Here are the details:
Heat pump water heaters use electricity to . . .
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The 2026 Nebraska Planning Conference included award presentations to some very deserving individuals! We’ll be telling their stories one at a time. The City of David City is the recipient of NPZA’s Spotlight Community Award. Over the past five years, the city has completed a public planning and community . . .
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David City recently approved a resolution to implement a 3% processing fee on all debit and credit card transactions for customers.
Previously, the City covered these processing fees. Due to rising costs, customers will now be responsible for these charges.
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To access the City Council meeting on the Sparq Data website please use the link below:
https://meeting.sparqdata.com/Public/Organization/1969
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Two major David City infrastructure projects - The Road 37 Improvements and the Water Treatment Plant Upgrades - have received statewide engineering awards recognizing innovation, safety improvements, and investment in the community's future.
David City Infrastructure Projects Receive Prestigious Engineering Awards
The City of David City is proud to announce that two recent infrastructure projects have . . .
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The City of David City was recently notified of an investigation by the Nebraska State Auditor into conduct of former City Clerk Tami Comte regarding Ms. Comte’s use of a City credit card and Sam’s Club account, and payroll irregularities in her favor. On January 7, 2026, the Auditor issued its formal letter on the topic.
At the time it learned of this matter, the City had already begun its own . . .
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