The South Omaha Turnback Tax Grant Committee is set to distribute $237,574 to support community projects that focus on preserving the rich historical aspects of South Omaha, reducing street and gang violence, and fostering small business growth. The deadline for applications is September 30, 2024, at 3:00 PM, and all submissions must be made electronically to ensure efficiency. The funding is divided into two main categories: $130,665. 70 (55%) will be allocated to projects that highlight historical significance or work to mitigate violence in the community, while $106,908. 30 (45%) will support small business initiatives.

This initiative reflects the committee's commitment to enhancing the quality of life in South Omaha and addressing key community concerns. Application guidelines are available in both English and Spanish, ensuring accessibility for a broader audience. For any questions or additional information, applicants can reach out to Sarah Lara-Toney, the Secretary to the City Council, at the provided phone number or email. This grant presents a significant opportunity for local organizations and individuals to make a tangible impact in their community.