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- City of Gering, Nebraska
Known for its friendly community and stunning natural landscapes, Gering offers a perfect blend of small-town warmth and outdoor adventure From the iconic Scotts Bluff National Monument to vibrant local events, there’s always something exciting to explore
- Utilities | City of Gering, Nebraska
City of Gering utility bills are due the 10th of every month You have the option of automatic withdraw or you can click on the link Make Payment to pay your utility bill on line
- Robidoux RV Park | City of Gering, Nebraska
City of Gering residents will be permitted one use of the dump station per month free of charge with proof of residency by providing a copy of their current City of Gering utility bill and picture ID
- Oregon Trail Park | City of Gering, Nebraska
Gering City Park - Well maintained - Large area, multiple city blocks - 1 block off main street - Shade trees - Public rest rooms - Public swimming pool - Base Ball fields - Children play area, swing, slide etc - Covered area for eating, picnic tables etc Open All Year
- Gering Swimming Pool | City of Gering, Nebraska
The goal of Gering Swimming Pool staff is for all children to have the opportunity to learn to swim The Gering Swimming Pool will hold three sessions of swimming lessons
- Water Department | City of Gering, Nebraska
The City of Gering is responsible for maintaining and replacing the water mains throughout our service area The City also maintains and replaces the water service lines from the water main to the curb stop, the curb stop is located on or near the property line
- Five Rocks Amphitheater | City of Gering, Nebraska
Located along Five Rocks Road west of Gering, this amphitheater and pavilion houses bands and other open-air entertainment in the summer months 1,500 seating theatre with 40 x 120 pavilion with concession area and restrooms
- Police | City of Gering, Nebraska
The City of Gering’s goal is to communicate with property owners and reporting parties to build a solid foundation to solve community problems The majority of property owners are responsible citizens who will readily fix a problem once it is called to their attention
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