City Council Votes to Keep DEI Language in Budget Despite Federal Funding Concerns From Trump Order
Council voted 4-3 to keep diversity, equity, and inclusion in the 2026 budget amid concerns about losing federal funds totaling tens of millions of dollars, officials said.
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City council votes to keep DEI language in budget despite federal funding concerns from Trump order
By Hannah McIlree Click here for updates on this story OMAHA, Nebraska (KMTV) — The Omaha City Council voted 4-3 Tuesday to keep diversity, equity and inclusion language in its 2026 budget, rejecting a resolution that sought to remove the references amid concerns about potential federal funding cuts under the Trump administration. Council member LaVonya Goodwin said she understood concerns about federal funding but opposed what she viewed as…
Omaha City Council hears heated debate over dropping 'DEI' language to avoid Trump's ire
As the Omaha City Council passed Mayor John Ewing’s $1.8 billion budget blueprint Tuesday, the most hotly debated proposed change had no fiscal impact at all: removing references to diversity, equity and inclusion from the document.
Omaha City Council votes to keep DEI language in budget despite federal funding concerns from Trump order
The Omaha City Council voted 4-3 Tuesday to keep diversity, equity and inclusion language in its 2026 budget, rejecting a resolution that sought to remove the references amid concerns about potential federal funding cuts under the Trump administration.Council member LaVonya Goodwin said she understood concerns about federal funding but opposed what she viewed as an attack on diversity."I absolutely care about federal funding coming to the city. …
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