City of Lincoln – Lincoln, Nebraska

Our Lincoln City Libraries team is now hiring summer interns for various locations! If you are interested in learning more about what it's like to work in our libraries, these 100-hour internship opportunities take place from late May to late July.?? Check out our postings for more information! https://lnkd.in/evxiuKW6

For the second year in a row, WalletHub has ranked Lincoln as the 6th best state capital to live in! We also continue to lead with one of the lowest unemployment rates. See how we compare: https://lnkd.in/evTPCCP.

Please help us congratulate those who recently received promotions at Lincoln Fire and Rescue! ???? Fire Apparatus Operator Justin Baumeister ???? Fire Apparatus Operator Tyler Schirm ???? Fire Captain Josh Hesson ???? Fire Captain Nick Monnier

City officials have announced a proposal to reduce dangerous driving in Lincoln. The proposed changes include: ?? Updated definitions for “racing” and “race tracks” ?? A new section defining “disorderly vehicles,” outlining penalties for violations ?? Immediate impoundment for vehicles involved in racing, reckless driving or fleeing to avoid arrest A public hearing on the proposal is scheduled for 3 p.m. Monday, March 24. Learn more ??

Big congratulations to Lincoln Transportation and Utilities Equipment Operator Casey Dunn! Casey received the Mayor’s Award of Excellence for his quick thinking and bravery in assisting an injured motorist after a crash. His selfless actions in a stressful situation truly embody what it means to serve our community.

Our Finance Department is hiring a Network Security Administrator to be the hero behind the scenes—installing, troubleshooting, and configuring top-tier security software, hardware, and monitoring systems. If you thrive on problem-solving and protecting critical networks, this is your time to shine! ?? Follow this link to apply: https://lnkd.in/gUfYYB8a

The City’s lead water service line replacement program is expanding to Everett, Near South, Irvingdale and South Salt Creek neighborhoods this spring! Property owners in these areas will be contacted as we work toward our goal of replacing nearly 6,000 lead service lines by 2035, at no cost to property owners. Since the program launched last year, 138 lead and galvanized lines in Woods Park, North Bottoms and Hawley neighborhoods have already been replaced with copper pipes. Learn more and see if your property qualifies: https://lnkd.in/gc3Fmbtg.

What an incredible week celebrating Workforce Week! We highlighted how the City’s investments are strengthening Lincoln’s workforce, from career development programs that have served over 1,400 people to the new $1.3M Future-Ready Workforce Initiative. We also celebrated the impact of our $1.1M grant to Bryan Foundation, which has already helped 192 nursing and phlebotomist students, and our $200,000 investment in ECHO Collective, which is empowering immigrant and refugee women to launch and grow small businesses right here in Lincoln. Thanks to all our partners who are helping us build a stronger, more skilled workforce for our community! ?? Ready to take the next step? Sign up for a Future-Ready Workforce Initiative orientation at lincoln.ne.gov/FutureReady. ?? Learn more about the $12 million in workforce development grants supporting nine local nonprofits at https://lnkd.in/gBfcVFV2.

It’s day four of Workforce Week, and we’re excited to announce the new $1.3 million Future-Ready Workforce Initiative! This program will provide scholarships for training in high-demand careers like electricians, HVAC technicians, and automotive service technicians, focusing on underemployed individuals and those facing barriers to employment. Together with partners like Southeast Community College, American Job Center of Lancaster and Saunders Counties, Select Lincoln | Lincoln Partnership for Economic Development, International Brotherhood Electrical Workers Local 265, and Lincoln Electrical Joint Apprenticeship and Training Center, we’re preparing Lincoln’s workforce for the careers of tomorrow. To sign up for a Future-Ready Workforce Initiative orientation, visit lincoln.ne.gov/FutureReady.

Hello from day three of Workforce Week! Today we’re highlighting investments in health professions. The City awarded a $1.1 million ARPA Workforce Development Grant to the Bryan Foundation to provide scholarships for nursing students and to credential community members with Certified Nursing Assistant and Phlebotomy certificates. Since receiving the grant, Bryan College of Health Sciences has served 192 students with a 90% graduation rate, 97 of whom are now employed in the healthcare industry. Visit https://lnkd.in/gBfcVFV2 for more information on nine workforce development grants.