David P. Black
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July 16, 2010: Moody's Raises Papillion Two Levels - Aa2!
May 11, 2010: Black receives 87.2% of votes!
Apr 29, 2010: Nebr Statewide Arboretum Certification Granted!
Apr 10, 2010: Kevin receives special award
Apr 5, 2010: Gov. Heineman Signs LB1018
Mar 3, 2010: Papillion #2 Most Affordable Suburb in America!
Jan 7, 2010: Sarpy #4 Best Place in America for Jobs!
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Mayor Black's Updates: FaceBook Fan Page Status
Dear Friends
"I have had the honor of serving the citizens of Papillion as a Planning Commissioner, City Councilman, and most recently was called upon to serve as your Mayor.
In each of these roles the greatest opportunity has been as an advocate for the residents of Papillion, while utilizing my strong business and civic/volunteer experiences. We have seen great success from an economic development perspective, but have never lost the focus on the sense of community and the small town feel that makes Papillion a Special Place."
I truly value everyone involved in making Papillion a special place, especially our great employees and those that give of their time serving on the Planning Commission, Civil Service Commission, Tree Board, Board of Adjustment, Mayor's Youth Council, and Papillion Arts Council - everyone of you play a CRITICAL role in shaping our future.
Dave
QUALITY OF LIFE & ECONOMIC STABILITY
I have been very consistent in what I value and this will continue into my next full term as your Mayor. This includes:
- Focus on people (residents and employees)
- Delivery of very high quality services
- Reasonable and stable property tax levy
- Fiscal responsibility and economic stability
- Support for cooperative partnerships
- Focus on economic development while
- Protecting the downtown core; and
- Valuing the rich history of Papillion
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STATE SENATOR TIM GAY ENDORSEMENT
"I'm confident Mayor David Black is the right person to keep Papillion moving forward into the future and I have enjoyed the opportunities to work closely with him on issues facing the community."
Mayor Black with Governor Heineman
Cabela's announcement of their data center for their worldwide operations and a future expansion of a techology center in
Papillion's Business & Techonology Park
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MAYOR BLACK IN THE NEWS
Apr 28th Papillion Twilight Criterium, GamJams
Note: Story about Mayor Black and Gov Heineman
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Apr 22nd Candidate Q&A, Papillion Times
Note: Part 1
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Apr 22nd Candidate Profiles, OWH
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Apr 5th Gov Signs LB1018, WOWT 6
story on Sarpy perspective
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Mar 23rd Black Hills Energy, WOWT 6
announcing corporate office and 150 jobs
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Mar 20th "Grow Omaha" interview, KFAB 1110
note: conversation begins at 29:35
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Mar 15th Independent Voter Guide
best independent guide I am aware of
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Mar 6th "Grow Omaha" interview, KFAB 1110
note: conversation is from 9:40-18:45
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Mar 1st "Project Economy", KETV Channel 7
Papillion's Small Business Boom
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Feb 22nd interview with Tom Becka, KFAB 1110
note: conversation is from 21:35-29:37
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Jan 2010 "7 Questions with Mayor Black"
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Jan 2010 Papillion annexs Glenwood Hills
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Oct 2009 Cabela's DataCenter announcement
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Sept 2009 Sarpy Economic Forum
"Community Capitalism" with Ron Kitchens
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2006 interview with KETV Channel 7
Judge if I'm consistent in what I say and do!
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| Omaha Royals - Sarpy Stadium Ground Breaking Roger Langepaul, Commissioner Jones, Governor Heineman. Bob Gibson, Warren Buffett, Alan Stein, George Brett, and Mayor Black |
Black Hills Energy - Corporate Office Mayor Black and Steve Pella, VP of Natural Gas Operations announce the corporate move to Papillion |
Ribbon Cutting - Fire Station 2 Fire Chief Bill Bowes, Rural Fire Board President Jack Miller, Mayor Black and Lt Gov Sheehy |
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| Gov Heineman signs LB1018 into Law Mayor Black, Springfield Mayor Richards, Senator Cornett, Gov Heineman, Senator Coash, LaVista Mayor Kindig, Gretna Mayor McGuire, and Bellevue Mayor Mixan |
Avatar Oscar winner Mauro Fiore Papillion area resident receiving the Key to the City from Mayor Black. Note: The actual Oscar in bottom right corner - Mauro, thanks for sharing! |
Mayor's Youth Council with Senator Johanns Mayor Black, MYC President Nicole McKenna, MYC Representative Sara Worsfold, and MYC sponsor Officer Phil Tackett |
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