City Government
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City of Cambridge Government
The governmental functions of Cambridge, Nebraska, are provided and coordinated by the Cambridge City Council, which comprises seven elected officials. The planning and zoning jurisdiction for the City of Cambridge includes an area within one mile of its corporate limits, pursuant to Nebraska Revised Statute § 17-1002.
City Staff
Courtney Stanton
CITY CLERK
(308) 697-3711
cambridge.cityclerk@gmail.com
Bethany Stritt
ASSISTANT CLERK
cambridge.assistantclerk@gmail.com
Lisa Shifflet
CITY ATTORNEY
lmshifflet@mbgslaw.com
Cambridge City Council
The Cambridge City Council
Our City Council is made up of seven elected officials, including the mayor and six voting Council members.
The Council meets on the first and third Mondays of each month, beginning at 6:30 p.m. at the community building downtown, at 722 Patterson.
Click the button below for the City of Cambridge Municipal Code.
City Council Members
David Gunderson
Mayor
Kevin Banzhaf
City Councilman
Tony Groshong
City Councilman
Mike Harris
City Councilman
John Kutnink
City Councilman
Nora McGowen
City Councilwoman
Jeff Ommert
City Councilman
Derek Raburn
City Councilman
Vernita Saylor
City Councilwoman
City Budget
Municipal Code
Comprehensive Plan
Below is the current comprehensive plan for Cambridge, Nebraska. This documents is just that—a blueprint to develop the kind of community for tomorrow that Cambridge residents say they want. It provides guidance about where and how the city will invest and change during the 10-year period.
The plan presents maps, visions and goals for the future, as well as policies to address topics ranging from demographics to facilities and infrastructure; energy and natural resources; transportation; land use and annexation; and public input and goals.
The purpose of a comprehensive plan is to provide long-range guidance to property owners, residents, elected and appointed officials, city staff, and other, to inform, provide options and stimulate community discussion about issues such as where and what type of future developments should occur.
You can review this public document at Creating Cambridge’s Tomorrow. Call the city office at (308) 697-3711 if you have any associated questions.
