Municipal Government Records

Municipal governments provide the infrastructure for our communities. They pave streets, operate utilities, run schools, manage cemeteries, pass local laws, provide fire and police protection and more. The Nebraska State Historical Society holds municipal records from some communities across the state. Contact our Reference Services Department for more information about the collections briefly described below.

 

Ainsworth, Brown County [RG329].pdf

Alliance, Box Butte County [RG353].pdf

Ashland, Saunders County [RG370].pdf

Atkinson, Holt County [RG336].pdf

Bartley, Red Willow County [RG364].pdf

Beatrice, Gage County [RG308].pdf

Bellevue, Sarpy County [RG326].pdf

Bladen, Webster County [RG335].pdf

Blair, Washington County [RG316].pdf

Brownville, Nemaha County [RG314].pdf

Chambers, Holt County [RG343].pdf

Chappell, Deuel County [RG366].pdf

Coleridge, Cedar County [RG355].pdf

Columbus, Platte County [RG302].pdf

DeSoto, Washington County [RG318].pdf

DeWitt, Saline County [RG334].pdf

Diller, Jefferson County [RG332].pdf

Florence, Douglas County [RG303].pdf

Fort Calhoun, Washington [RG317].pdf

Gordon, Sheridan County [RG341].pdf

Grand Island, Hall County [RG300].pdf

Hastings, Adams County [RG0328]

Kearney, Buffalo County [RG356].pdf – Kearney Cemetery records, 1877-1995

Lincoln, Lancaster County [RG301].pdf

Lynch, Boyd County [RG337].pdf

Millard, Douglas County [RG362].pdf

Montrose, Sioux County [RG304].pdf

Nebraska City, Otoe County [RG320].pdf

Nevada, Cass County [RG319].pdf

Norfolk, Madison County [RG331].pdf

North Bend, Dodge [RG368].pdf

Omaha, Douglas County [RG313].pdf

Osceola, Polk County [RG321].pdf

Palisade, Hitchcock County [RG369].pdf

Papillion/La Vista, Sarpy County [RG324]

Plattsmouth, Cass County [RG325].pdf

Roca, Lancaster County [RG306].pdf

Rock Bluff City, Cass County [RG307].pdf

Rulo, Richardson County [RG309].pdf

Schuyler, Colfax County [RG333].pdf

Seward, Seward County [RG310].pdf

Tilden, Antelope and Madison Counties [RG330].pdf

Trenton, Hitchcock County [RG322].pdf

Valley, Douglas County [RG383]

Weeping Water, Cass County [RG315].pdf

Wyoming, Otoe County [RG312].pdf

Yutan, Saunders County [RG358]

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