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City Offices will be closing at 3:30pm on Friday, August 29th and will be closed all day on Monday, September 1st in observance of Labor Day!
City Services Update - Prioritization of Essential Services
The City of Valley is currently short-staffed. To make sure essential services continue without interruption, staff will focus first on work that is required by state and federal regulations, as well as other critical functions.
This means some routine requests and non-urgent tasks may take longer than usual.
To ensure you are communicating with us in the most efficient way for staff to accommodate your request, please use the following contact methods:
We appreciate your patience and kindness to staff as we work to keep essential services running smoothly for the community.
City of Valley TREE DEBRIS Dropoff & Curbside Pickup
Drop Off: 210 W Church Behind the Public Works Building (Old Fire Station). Tree debris and branches from local residents only!
Curbside Pickup: Contractors will be coming to pick up branches from curbs.
When: Monday August 11 to Friday August 15 from 7 AM to 7 PM.
Any debris not dropped off or left on the curb by 7 PM Friday August 15 will be the responsibility of the homeowner.
The following items will not be accepted: Bagged yard waste, household items, construction debris.
We’re happy to provide this service to our residents at no cost. Thank you to all the the contractors and employees who jumped into action immediately on Saturday, as well as the employees working overtime to help with the cleanup. We know this is a difficult and emotional time, but please remember our staff and contractors are here to help, so we ask that you treat them with kindness and respect,
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🌳 City of Valley Tree Debris Drop-Off 🌳
The City of Valley will have a Tree Debris Drop-Off Location at:
📍 210 W Church (behind the old Fire Station)
Tree debris and branches only!
🗓 Drop-Off Dates & Times:
Saturday, August 9th, 2025 — 12:00 PM to 3:00 PM
Monday, August 11th, 2025 — 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM
🚫 The following will NOT be accepted:
Bagged yard waste
Household items
Construction debris
A huge thank you to the City of Valley Fire Department, Police Department, and Public Works teams for their quick response after the recent severe weather event.
✅ All major roads and intersections have been cleared — your hard work is appreciated!
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City of Valley
Growing Stronger Together
The water in the park is currently off and will be restored in the morning on 08/06/2025. We appreciate your patience.
Valley Landing Utility Improvements:
The City’s Contractor, United Utilities & Excavation, will be conducting pavement repair on the morning of Saturday, August 2nd on Meigs Street between the south entrance to 3M and N 270th Street. Construction will begin at 7:00 a.m. as the Contractor will remove the damaged section of pavement and replace with new concrete pavement that same day. The west bound lane on Meigs Street will be closed while the east bound lane will remain open. Construction is expected to last one day with the westbound lane remaining reopening to traffic by Sunday, August 3rd. Caution is advised throughout the construction zone. We appreciate your patience and cooperation during the project.
EAGLE ENGINEERING GROUP
12100 West Center Road, Suite 803
Omaha, Nebraska 68144-3970
Gregory Perry, PE, City Engineer
(402) 399-0227
gregp@eagleengineeringgroup.com
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Water has been restored!
Starting at 9am the water will be shut off while final connections are made to Platte Street. The leak in the park will also be fixed, so the water will be turned off there as well. West Street, Gardiner Street, and Platte Street will be the streets affected. There will be another post made when water is restored. We appreciate your understanding!
OVERVIEW
The City of Valley, Nebraska, faced challenges in managing its construction permitting and inspection processes. Valley implemented SmartGov for its digital permit submissions, automated compliance tracking, and real-time inspection results — creating a proactive permitting process that positions the city for more efficient building timelines and fewer logistical delays. In turn, citizens are getting their building needs met quicker and up to code, directly benefiting the community’s booming housing market.
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At 9:00 am PeopleService shut the water off down Gardiner and West Streets to tie into the new main. This should only affect the people west of West Street on Gardiner. It might affect people north of Gardiner to West Valley Street. There will be another update when the water is turned back on. We appreciate your patience.
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