Press Release ArchiveDaub Announces General Election Voting Plans and Victory Celebration VenueMay 11, 2009
OMAHA (May 11, 2009) – Hal Daub, former mayor and current candidate for mayor, will cast his ballot for the City of Omaha’s municipal election at the Regency Lake and Tennis Club (606 Regency Parkway) at 9:00 AM on Tuesday, May 12, 2009. Later in the evening Daub will hold a victory celebration at the Regency Lodge, located at 909 South 107th Avenue (just north of 108th & Pacific Street). Volunteers, supporters and friends will be able to watch the returns and celebrate the results when Hal Daub is elected to serve as Omaha’s next mayor. The doors to the room hosting the event will open at 6:30 PM. First results of the votes are expected to be released by the Douglas County Election Commissioner shortly after 8:00 PM when the polls close.
Response to Jim Suttle on Illegal ImmigrationMay 8, 2009
My opponent’s statements clearly indicate he favors amnesty for those who have entered the United States illegally. I oppose the practice of profiling by law enforcement or any other public safety agency and will not tolerate it as Mayor. No one in City government is going to go out knocking on doors looking for undocumented immigrants. That is not our job. But it is the City’s obligation to work with federal authorities and comply with federal immigration laws.
Daub Unveils Sun Dawgs After-School ProgramPart of plan for intervention, crime preventionOMAHA (April 27, 2009) – Hal Daub, current candidate for mayor, today unveiled his proactive idea to attack crime through early intervention and prevention by creating the Sun Dawgs After School program Daub Unveils Plan to Improve NeighborhoodsCommunity-Wide Effort: "Operation MAny HAnds"March 9, 2009
The largely volunteer program will unite the City of Omaha in partnerships with businesses, civic organizations, neighborhood associations, etc., to restore and improve our neighborhoods... Daub Reveals Tax Credit Proposal, Effort to Restore Bond RatingFebruary 23, 2009
Hal Daub today announced his proposal for a tax credit for home improvements and his intention to make restoring the city’s AAA bond rating a priority. Daub Announces Plan to Curb Violent CrimeTargets Gangs, Outlines Seven-Point ApproachJanuary 5, 2009
"It should be characterized as nothing less than a get tough, all-out war on violent crime in Omaha. Stopping the epidemic of violent crime and murders will be my top priority as mayor.” Daub Responds to Mayor’s 2009 Budget CutsDecember 2, 2008
"I applaud the mayor for making these tough decisions in these difficult times. I know how difficult these budget decisions can be, and I support his efforts." READ MORE Hal Daub Ponders Mayor Bid
“I have the energy, the experience and the ability to make a positive difference,” Daub says. “My previous two terms as mayor, as well as the perspective of being in the private sector the past eight years, puts me in a great position to address the issues and continue Omaha’s progress.” |
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