City of Grand Island

The November 5 council meeting proved eventful for the City of Grand Island - Public Library and City of Grand Island - Parks and Recreation Department, as both received council approval for key measures and agreements. Ward 5's Chuck Haase discussed those two items and more in the latest edition of "Councilmember Conversation."

Starting Monday, November 18 we will have a new look! Our city website, www.grand-island.com is undergoing a major makeover that promises to be much more user friendly with more information and ways to engage with the city right at your fingertips. The new look will also impact our websites for various departments including City of Grand Island - Police Department, City of Grand Island - Public Library, City of Grand Island - Parks and Recreation Department and more! We can't wait for you to see the new look!

We’re in the calm before tonight’s city council study session, and one of the big topics is the Camp Augustine Master Plan. NTV News’ Steve White is chatting with City Administrator Laura McAloon about that and more ahead of tonight’s session.

We are a day away from the first operational “Good Life District” taking effect in Grand Island! Steve White from NTV News is here chatting with City Administrator Laura McAloon to talk about the changes on the way.

The 2025 Fiscal Year Budget for the City of Grand Island has officially passed. In the latest edition of "Councilmember Conversation," we catch up up with Ward 4's Mike Paulick about key items on tonight's agenda. https://5il.co/2whib

Grow Grand Island has planned a Good Life District open house on Wednesday, July 31 from 4:30 - 6:30 p.m. at the Greater Grand Island Community Foundation Community Room. There you will be able to chat face-to-face with city leaders about the ballot initiative and the special election! Here is a look at our quick Q&A sheet as well!

Do you want a say in the future of housing in Grand Island? Right now you can by taking this survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/Y563JVD...

In the latest edition of "Councilmember Conversation" we hear from Ward 4's Mitch Nickerson on what proved to be a busy council meeting that featured a pair of unique partnerships as well as the Public Works Department's One and Six Year Plan.

Recently, city officials have fielded questions and concerns about parking in downtown Grand Island, and now you have a chance for a team of representatives to hear them in person. We hope to see you at 5 p.m. at the City of Grand Island - Public Library!