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City of Hastings, Nebraska

www.cityofhastings.org

 
To work together cooperatively and efficiently for and with all citizens to provide a safe, clean and attractive community that includes full and open access to basic services, education programs, and cultural and recreational facilities that enhance the excellent quality of life for residents, potential residents, and visitors. Through efficiencies and by careful prioritization of projects, programs, and activities, to operate City government at a reasonable property tax level. To provide a pro-business, pro growth, pro-development environment to assist in attracting new residents, visitors, and business to Hastings. To provide a City government that is open to new ideas, honest in its dealings ...
  • Number of Employees: 100-250
  • Annual Revenue: $10-50 Million

Executives

Name Title Contact Details
Erik Nielsen
 Director of Information Technology Profile
Kevin Schawang
 Director of Information Technology Profile

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