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Here you will find an overview of the incentives Kimball and Nebraska can offer, our tranportation infrastucture, and other key links.

Utilities

City of Kimball Rates

Kimball buys wholesale power from the Municipal Energy Agency of Nebraska (MEAN) and the Western Area Power Administration (WAPA). Kimball has a power plant that can run the city in case of an outage from one of or suppliers. MEAN also controls Wind Turbines in Kimball. Please contact the City of Kimball to open an account. 308.235.3639

Electric Rates
Category Customer Charge
First 570/2200 kwh
Summer
First 570/2200 kwh
Winter
Balance (per KWH)
Summer
Balance (per KWH)
Winter
Minimum
Charge
Residential - In City Limits $20.36 (570 kwh) 0.1318 (570 kwh) 0.1183 0.1318 0.0989 $20.36
Residential - Rural $22.76 (570 kwh) 0.1318 (570 kwh) 0.1183 0.1318 0.0989 $22.76
General Service - In City $38.33 (2200 kwh) 0.1281 (2200 kwh) 0.1258 0.1281 0.1054 $38.33
General Service - Rural $44.92 (2200 kwh) 0.1281 (2200 kwh) 0.1258 0.1281 0.1054 $44.92
Category Customer Charge Minimum Demand
Charge

Demand (per KWH)
Summer

Demand (per KWH)
Winter
Energy (per KWH)
Summer
Energy (per KWH)
Winter
General Service - Demand $119.78 $335.38 $25.75 $16.77 0.0719 0.0635
General Service - Demand Rural $119.78 $335.38 $28.75 $17.97 0.0742 0.0659
Irrigation Rate $167.69 - $19.16 $7.19 0.1000 0.0779
Municipal Same as General Service
Category Customer Charge
(Minimum Charge)
Light Maintenance
Charge
First 2200 kwh
Summer
First 2200 kwh
Winter
Balance (per KWH)
Summer
Ballance (per KWH)
Winter
Street Lighting $21.56 $3.30 0.0838 0.0704 0.0838 0.0704
Category 150 Watt
(per Month)
250 Watt
(per Month)
Security Lights $17.37 $17.37

Effective October 1, 2003, City Council placed a 4.0% Occupation Tax (reflected as OT on bill) on Electric & Water to be put in the General Fund on a monthly basis. Winter Months: October, November, December, January, February, March, April, May
Summer Months: June, July, August, September
Adopted 02-26-2015 byBPW

Water Rates
Category Customer Charge (per 1,000 Gallons) Charge per 1000 Gallons Minimum Charge
In City Limits $21.00 $1.45 $21.00
Out of City Limits $24.50 $2.20 $24.50

Sewer Rates
Category Customer Charge Charge per 1,000 Gallons Minimum Charge
All Customers $15.25 $1.25 $15.25
Out of City Limits $23.50 $2.20 $23.50

These services are not provided by the City of Kimball.

Broadband
Provider Type
Centurylink DSL
Charter Cable


Natural Gas

Source Gas - $ 0.9954 per Therm - 1.800.563.0012

Transportation Infrastructure

Roads

Kimball sits on the intersection of Interstate-80 and US Highway 71, which is a part of the Heartland Expressway. The Heartland Expressway is a 556 mile federally designated trade corridor covering four states: Colorado, Nebraska, Wyoming, and South Dakota. The Heartland traverses some of the most productive agriculture and energy rural regions in the United States. Adding to the quality of life in this area is the internationally renowned tourist industry including the Colorado Rocky Mountains, the Black Hills, Scottsbluff National Monument, and Fort Laramie as well as a rich cultural heritage. As the central portion of the Ports-to-Plains Corridor, the Heartland Expressway completes the necessary transportation infrastructure for movement of goods and products from Mexico to Canada. The Ports-to-Plains Corridor follows the energy corridor that spans the heartland of North America. PtP runs directly though through four of the major shale basins (Eagle Ford, Permian, Niobrara, and Bakkan) and ends at the Oil Sands of Alberta. Kimball sits with easy access to many others from both the Heartland Expressway and I-80.

Kimball Municipal Airport

Kimball' Municipal Airport (IBM) is 3 miles south of town on Hwy 71. More Information

Dimensions: 6199 x 75 ft. / 1889 x 23 m
Surface: Concrete, in good condition
Weight bearing capacity: Single wheel: 30.0
Double wheel: 45.0
Runway edge lights: Medium intensity
RUNWAY 10
RUNWAY 28
Longitude: 103-41.296050W 103-39.989767W
Elevation: 4925.5 ft. 4899.5 ft.

Other Nearby Airports

Scottsbluff Regional Airport (BFF) 48 miles
Cheyenne Regional Airport (CYS) 65 miles
Denver Internationa; Airport (DEN) 150 miles

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Incentives

Tax Incentives

Economic Incentives

There are incentives available in Kimball for new and expanding industry. These incentives are listed below.If you would like more information, please contactAmy Sapp, Special Projects Coordinator for Economic Development at econdev@kimballne.org to learn more about which incentives work best for you.



The Local Option Municipal Economic Development Act (LB 840)

The Local Option Municipal Economic Development Act (LB 840, 1991) authorizes incorporated cities and villages to collect and appropriate local tax dollars (sales and/or property tax) if approved by a board of local citizens, for economic development purposes.

The Kimball LB-840 offers a revolving loan fund for additional financing beyond traditional means, job training, and relocation reimbursement.

For qualification information and application, follow the link below.

Download PDF Application

Details on details about qualifying projects can be found in our Economic Development Plan.

Download PDF

Community Development Block Grants (CDBG)

The Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program provides Nebraskans with safe, affordable and accessible housing and infrastructure; quality jobs and investment through financing new and expanding businesses.

Source : Nebraska Department of Economic Development

For more information, please visit the CDBG section to the NEDED website.

The Nebraska Advantage

Nebraska has created a multi-tier benefit package based upon number of jobs built and total investment. The package ranges from a

Refund of of the sales tax paid for qualified capital purchases at the project, the full sliding scale wage credit of 3, 4, 5 or 6% depending on wage level, and a 3% investment tax credit. Source : Nebraska Department of Economic Development

to a

Refund of all sales tax on projects capital purchases, 10% job credit on new employee compensationwage thresholds per new position are the greater of 200% of the county average wage OR 150% of the Neb. average wage, 15% investment credit, and personal property tax exemption for all personal property at the project for up to 10 years.

Source : Nebraska Department of Economic Development

For more information and explanations of all the tiers, please visit the tax incentives section to the NEDED website

Application for Nebraska Advantage found in the Economic Tax Incentive section of the NDOR website.

Sales and Use Tax

Sales tax in Kimball is 7.5% (5% state, 2.5% city). Manufacturing machinery, equipment, and related services can be exempt from both state and local sales tax.

For more information, please visit the tax incentives section to the NEDED website.

Microenterprise Tax Credit

For companies employing 5 or less employees, there is 20% refundable tax credit up to $10,000 available.

For more information, click here or go to the Economic Tax Incentive section of the NDOR website or the tax incentives section to the NEDED website.

Nebraska Customized Job Training Advantage

Nebraska can provide a flexible and discretionary job training program with grants from $800 to $4,000 per qualified new job.

For more information, please visit the Job Training section to the NEDED website.

InternNE

The InternNE program promotes keeping local talent in Nebraska while helping companies utilize these students. Nebraska will grant 40% (up $3500) up to 10 interns (5 per location).

For more information, please visit the InternNE section of the NEDED website.


Microenterprise Tax Credit

For companies employing 5 or less employees, there is 20% refundable tax credit up to $10,000 available.

For more information, click here or go to the Economic Tax Incentive section of the NDOR web site or the tax incentives section to the NEDED web site.

Taxes

Property Tax

Taxing Entity Tax Rate
Kimball #1 .994651
City of Kimball General .436186
City of Kimball Bond .146044
S.P.N.R.D. .063589
WNCC .102757
ESU #13 .015678
AG Society .0111121
Kimball Airport General .030848
Kimball Airport Bond .005337
Historical Society .001886
Kimball County General .469729
Total 2.277826
All Property is Assessed at 100% Valuation

Sales and Use tax

State City City ED Fund Total
5.5% 1% 0.5% 7%

Manufacturing machinery, equipment, and related services can be exempt from both state and local sales tax.

For more information, please visit the tax incentives section to the NEDED website.

Service Providers

Basic Utilities are provided by the City of Kimball. Here is a list of the providers of other services.

Natural Gas

Source Gas - $ 0.937 per Therm - 1.800.563.0012

Broadband

Name Type Top Speed
Centurylink DSL 10 mps
Charter Communications Cable