I have never actually called 911 until I was laid off from Inkelaar Law and I respectfully filed a…read morepolice report. I then called the police a few times and let them know that both individuals were stalking, harassing me and trying to assault and cheat on me. I politely would walk away from the individuals and have nothing to do with them. The police would not answer the phone, not send the police, not tell them to leave me alone and never enforce the law or charge them. For my first time trying to work professionally with the OPD - very unprofessional and did not uphold the law. It was a waste of time. To honor, protect and serve - well, it doesn't work that way in Omaha apparently.

They helped with my parents mailbox getting hit by a hit and run driver, and found the guy very…read morequickly without much assistance needed from us at all, I'm very happy with that. The communication could've been better on what to expect next, but it wasn't that bad. Overall, 4/5 stars, well done, OPD.

I enjoy visiting the Library. I have no problem finding a good book to read and check out.read more

Can never rent new movies seems to be saved for "certain" people! Never have new books for 6th…read moregrade readers! Such a shame!

I've had the unique opportunity to travel to this location on several occasions as part of the OPD…read moreExplorer Program. The officers who work in the stables are very knowledgeable and have dedicated themselves to these horses. Visiting this location allows you to gain a "behind the scenes" representation of the living conditions and training conditions for the animals that make up the Omaha Police Department Mounted Patrol.

I've had the unique opportunity to visit this location on several occasions as part of the OPD…read moreExplorer Program. This building is quite large and offers fascinating architecture, artwork, and carries a neat historical background.

Went to fax and make copies. You have to buy a fax card of course or use your debit/credit card…read more It's ten cent per copies. $1.25 for first fax and $1.00 for each additional faxes. I'm sure that may be standard prices at all Omaha Public libraries but just for reference. Plus friendly & helpful employees! Nice & neat as well.

Nice and quiet atmosphere. Love visiting for research. Wish it opened up at 8 but other than that I…read morerecommend this branch.

Low Yelp ratings for TSA at the Omaha airport and I completely understand. This morning was a…read morepositive experience and it was due to new TSA employees working the early morning shift and they were friendly as well as helpful. I hope this trend continues here at OMA.

Gas lighting at its finest! KRDU (and others) hasn't made anyone remove their hats, belts, or shoes…read morefor their TSA security lines over a year. Hence they flow 85% faster! And that's for all lines. Moreover, 45 minutes for a 100 ft person line for security clearing is deplorable at best. Perhaps if they gave the line that had the fewest people lining up for it, that being TSA Pre Check, to have their luggage scan on the slowest (oldest) scanning machine possible, that might remedy the situation. But instead they gave the quickest or newest machine for the line that has the fewest scans. OMG! Is Omaha where all the misfits in TSA get deployed? TSA is the weakest link at an otherwise well managed airport. I'm sure that the travelers that are leaving Omaha are reminded by the KOMA TSA why they are leaving - in hopes not to return.

You will find this sculpture overlooking the river, just off of Lewis and Clark Landing and…read moreRiverfront Park. It sits in the shadow of the Bob Kerrey Pedestrian Bridge. It is a very nice sculpture with an operational water feature. The sculpture depicts five larger-than-life bronze sculptures and weighs 271 tons and stands 30 feet tall. The piece was dedicated in 2003 and is the work of Matthew Placzek, who intended the piece to "represents the dignity, determination, and dedication of the American workforce." This stands as a testament to the hard working man and woman, "the working-class people." The piece is very sturdy. It even survived a flood in 2011, when the river crested at more than 36 feet. You will find a flood line marked on the side of the monument. The sculpture was renovated, sandblasted and painted in 2023. It is virtually new. The sculptures are very detailed. You can almost feel their effort they are putting in. The center piece of the sculpture are the ladles. These ladles were actually used in the original smelting plant that was located at the same site the monument currently occupies. This is a nice piece and being just off the river, it is very scenic. It is not a destination piece though, nor a large consumer of your time. With that being said, as with most sculptures that I have visited and reviewed, this is not a long stop. I was there less than 5 minutes. So, you may want to consider planning out additional stops at many of the other attractions in the area, or making this stop part of a larger itinerary to maximize your time and trip.

Real nice river walk. Clean with plenty of trails and things to explore. Restaurants and bars close…read moreby.

Well I had the pleasure of coming here for the first time in a non-shameful manner. My business was…read moreon the first floor (or bottom floor, I dunno) at the Douglas County Register of Deeds. First off, no lines. And if you manage to find the south entrance off of Harney Street, you don't even have to go through security. Wow. Second off, the local government staff was helpful. I mean it still took about 45 minutes longer than was really necessary -- which is to be expected -- but I actually walked out of there feeling like I had accomplished something. And it only cost me $1 more than I was anticipating. I hopefully will never have to come back here, but for what it's worth, a 3-Star experience at county courthouse is about as good as it gets.

I don't know how this place can get a high star rating. I had some issues earlier in the year and…read moreit finally came to fruition. I knew the outcome before going in. Upon entry from the Farnam side, you are met with the standard 'old school' airport security. This time thru I accidentally had left a credit card knife in my wallet. Informed of my contraband, I quickly removed my knife and placed it in my vehicle. No less than 5 officers standing by the one line they had. My prosecutor was not budging in the slightest. Long story short, there is a big chance you don't want to be here. I don't blame you. Try to avoid at all cost

So we lost power to our apartments Sunday January 25th around 11:30 am. Apparently someone hit a…read morepole. We'll i went to the store at 4pm and OPPD was out there working hard I did receive a text saying it would be on at 3pm but they were still working. By 8pm it was 61 degrees in the apartment me and my daughter wrapped up and layed down. It was negative temperatures outside but OPPD continued to work until around 2am when everything came back on. I felt a sense of relief and was so thankful to everyone who was out there in that cold to get out service back going I appreciate you all i hate paying that bill but what they did makes it worth it besides having power THANKS OPPD

I recently reviewed my account and found I had been paying for add on services, including Surge…read moreGuard and an electrical line plan, for years without clearly realizing it. Brian, a Senior Customer Care Rep, was helpful in getting both services removed quickly. I appreciated that the process could be handled over email without needing to call. That said, I was later told by Rhea that no refund or credit would be issued because these services were supposedly added during a phone call back in 2020. I do not recall knowingly enrolling in them, and it is concerning that something with ongoing monthly charges can be added so easily and then remain on an account for years without clear visibility. Situations like this should not come down to whether a customer happens to catch it years later. There should be better transparency and clearer confirmation when optional paid services are added. As for the Electrical Line Protection plan itself, it is marketed as protection but is really a limited service contract with caps and exclusions. For the monthly cost, the value is not there, especially for a newer home. The core utility service works fine, but this experience left me double checking everything on my bill, which is probably something more customers should be doing.