Keep Waterloo Waterloo

The Village of Waterloo, Nebraska, in your hand: the meeting calendar, the department directory, and sixteen years of the public record — every ordinance, resolution, agenda and set of minutes — searchable from your phone with no signal at all. THE RECORD Nearly two thousand documents, indexed on the device. Search them, read them, and open the Village's original PDF from any page. Where a scan was read by machine, the app says so, and the original is always a tap away. WHAT THE RECORD SHOWS The budget the Board files with the State each September, what was actually spent, and your property tax bill line by line. Sales tax month by month. Water and sewer rates, and the drinking-water record. Every bill the Board has approved, by payee. Tax increment financing, project by project, with the State's own register beside the Village's ledger. And how each trustee voted, on every motion with a roll call. THE VILLAGE Departments, staff and the Board, with the ways to reach them. The businesses of the village on the county's aerial photograph, with hours and phone numbers read from their own pages. Meetings added to your calendar in a tap. ASK Ask a question in plain English and get an answer drawn from the documents, with a citation under every claim. Generated text is marked as generated and never speaks for the Village. WHO MAKES THIS Keep Waterloo Waterloo is sponsored by Andrew Northwall, a candidate for the Waterloo Board of Trustees, and that sponsorship is disclosed on every screen. The record itself takes no position on what it contains. The Village of Waterloo is the official custodian of these documents; this is an unofficial copy, and where the two disagree, the original is right. No accounts, no advertising, no tracking. Paid for by Northwall for Waterloo, 302 1st St., Waterloo, NE 68069.