Bryan Slone, president of the Nebraska Chamber of Commerce & Industry Board of Directors, talks about the need to attract more young families to Sarpy County during the annual State of the County event on Thursday, May 30, 2024 at Tiburon Golf Club.
TIM JOHNSON, THE TIMES
Ken Mar, Habitat for Humanity director for Burt, Cass, Sarpy and Washington counties, talks about the need for more affordable housing and some of the efforts underway to increase the county's inventory during the annual State of the County event Thursday, May 30, 2024 at Tiburon Golf Club.
TIM JOHNSON, THE TIMES
Brian Thomas, director of workforce housing at the Housing Foundation for Sarpy County, talks about average home prices in Sarpy County at the State of the County event Thursday, May 30, 2024 at the Tiburon Golf Club, saying affordable housing is "an economic development imperative."
TIM JOHNSON, THE TIMES
Nate Barry, vice president for strategic operations and initiatives at Metropolitan Community College, points at a screen as he talks about MCC's plan to develop a Sarpy County campus on the southeast corner of the Highway 370 and Highway 50 intersection during a State of the County event in June 2024.
SARPY COUNTY TIMES
Work is in the early stages for the Oak Leaf mixed-use development southeast of the intersection of South 72nd Street and Capehart Road.
TIM JOHNSON, THE TIMES
Construction is underway at the site of the Oak Leaf mix-use development near South 72nd Street and Capehart Road.
Sarpy County needs more young people and families, more affordable housing and more childcare providers, according to speakers at the State of the County breakfast on Thursday, May 30 at the Tiburon Golf Course clubhouse.
Bryan Slone, president of the Nebraska Chamber of Commerce & Industry Board of Directors, talks about the need to attract more young families to Sarpy County during the annual State of the County event on Thursday, May 30, 2024 at Tiburon Golf Club.
Ken Mar, Habitat for Humanity director for Burt, Cass, Sarpy and Washington counties, talks about the need for more affordable housing and some of the efforts underway to increase the county's inventory during the annual State of the County event Thursday, May 30, 2024 at Tiburon Golf Club.
Brian Thomas, director of workforce housing at the Housing Foundation for Sarpy County, talks about average home prices in Sarpy County at the State of the County event Thursday, May 30, 2024 at the Tiburon Golf Club, saying affordable housing is "an economic development imperative."
Nate Barry, vice president for strategic operations and initiatives at Metropolitan Community College, points at a screen as he talks about MCC's plan to develop a Sarpy County campus on the southeast corner of the Highway 370 and Highway 50 intersection during a State of the County event in June 2024.
