- Nonprofits, including the North Omaha Community Partnership, are helping the last ten residents move out—months after the building went into receivership.
- Displaced residents are being temporarily housed in motels or transitional facilities. Beyond that, nonprofits are helping them rebuild—securing furniture, food, and clothing.
- Social worker described apartments with broken plumbing, bug infestations, and unsafe environments. The North Omaha Community Partnership says the urgency to get people out wasn’t just about the deadline—but about protecting them from unlivable conditions.
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July 31 marks the official deadline for residents to vacate City View Apartments in downtown Omaha. After months of legal action and community coordination, the last ten tenants are being helped out of the building with the support of local nonprofits.
Social workers and nonprofit groups have been working around the clock to ensure that no one is left behind…