2.49% for Credit Cards
$1.75 for ACH
Council Meetings are the second Tuesday
of every month at 5:30 p.m.
Prairie Winds Community Center
428 North Main Street
809 Main Street
Bridgeport NE 69336
Hours M-F
7:30 am - 4:30 pm
308-262-1623
REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS FOR SAFE STREETS FOR ALL (SS4A) PLANNING PROJECT
NDOT - VIADUCT - PUBLIC HEARING
May 13, 2025 5:30 - 7:30 PM MDT
Prairie Winds Community Center
428 Main Street
Bridgpeport NE 69336
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Keno Request Forms Available Now
Fiscal Year / 2024-2025
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Request forms for Bridgeport’s Keno funds will be available starting April 22, 2025 at the City Office at 809 Main Street or online at http://www.bridgeportne.gov. These request forms are due back to the City Office by Friday, May 30, 2025 at 4:00 p.m. “ABSOLUTELY NO APPLICATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED AFTER THE DEADLINE.”
The Nebraska County and City Lottery Act requires cities to spend their Keno proceeds for “community betterment.” This term, as defined by the State of Nebraska’s Charitable Gaming Regulations, has many definitions. These definitions include, among other things, enhancing a person’s opportunity for educational advancement, contributing to the physical well- being of individuals, and fostering public works and buildings. Interested organizations can apply for Keno funds.
On June 2-6, 2025, the Keno Board will schedule a five-minute presentation time for all Keno applicants to present their proposed projects. After the presentations, the Board will forward its recommendations to the Bridgeport City Council for the City Council’s Regular Meeting on June 12, 2025. At that meeting, the City Council will review the recommendations and authorize the disbursement of Keno funds. The Bridgeport City Council will ultimately decide what projects are funded.
Those with questions can contact the Bridgeport City Office at 308-262-1623.
Events Calendar
RECYCLE BIN NEW LOCATION
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West Side of 7th and J Street
ACE presents Project of the Year 2025
MORRILL COUNTY MEMORIAL VETERANS PARK
Bridgeport Brave Banners
Applications
Deceased Veterans
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Retired & Honorably Discharged.
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TORNADO SIREN TESTING
Weekly testing of the tornado sirens will continue THURSDAYS at 10:00 A.M. The test will consist of a solid tone, which will sound for approximately one minute.
What do these tones mean?
In the event of severe weather, one solid tone means that a tornado warning has been issued that affects the city, or that a funnel cloud, tornado, or strong rotation has been observed by trained spotters that will affect the immediate area. You should seek shelter immediately! These sirens will be sounded for three minutes and may be re-sounded if the warning is extended, or the threat is increasing.
For the City of Bridgeport, the City of Bayard, and the Village of Broadwater, a solid tone blast will sound for the “all clear.” This means that the threat of tornado activity in the immediate area has ended. The all-clear siren will sound for one minute.
In the event of a tornado, residents are encouraged to seek shelter, and to remain there until the “all-clear” has been sounded.
Morrill County participates in Panhandle Alert. This is a system that allows the Morrill County Sheriff’s Office to send out both emergency and routine notifications. The system will also send out automatic severe weather notifications. You must register for this system in order to receive the alerts. If you would like to receive weather alerts to your home or mobile phone via the Panhandle Alert system, and have not yet signed up, please go to:
2023 Dog and Cat License
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Tags can be picked up at Flatwater Veterinary Services, Alliance Animal Clinic or the City Office.
2024 ATV License
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Can be picked up at the City Office.
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Bridgeport Public Schools
Mosquito Spraying
Beginning June the City of Bridgeport will spray insecticide twice per week Monday through Thursday at dusk weather permitting each week until further notice. This insecticide should help reduce the mosquito population within the City. Adverse weather conditions, such as high winds and rain will cause a postponement of the spraying.
As a precaution, the City is asking all residents to close their windows during this time. Those with asthma or other breathing difficulties may want to take additional precautions, up to and including leaving town for the evening.
The City will be using Biomist 3+15 ULV to spray for mosquitos. For more information on the product, including a copy of the Material Safety Data Sheet stop by City Hall at 809 Main Street.