Elkhorn

The town of Elkhorn lies on the western skirt of Omaha in Douglas County. In January 2007, Elkhorn was legally annexed by Omaha, according to the Nebraska Supreme Court, which caused dissension in the small town. A majority of Elkhorn's citizens do not wish to be considered a part of the expanding Omaha. Elkhorn's city council responded by taking the issue to the U.S. Supreme Court. However, the city's appeal was denied and Elkhorn officially was annexed by Omaha on March 1, 2007.

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Focus is on services after Elkhorn annexation

Community areas of Omaha

Downtown: Burnt District • Chinatown • Old Market • Sporting District • NoDo
Midtown: Country Club • Dundee • Elmwood Park • Field Club • Hanscom Park • Leavenworth • Morton Meadows
North: Beechwood • Bemis Park • Benson • Casey's Row • Conestoga Place • Cutler's Park • East Omaha • Florence • Gifford Park • Gophertown • Gold Coast • Kountze Place • Miller Park • Minne Lusa • Near North Side • Prospect Hill • Raven Oaks • Scriptown • Saratoga • Walnut Hill
South: Burlington Road • Carville • Dahlman • Deer Park • Dog Hollow • Gibson • Greek Town • Little Bohemia • Little Italy • Old Gold Coast • Sheelytown • South Omaha • S. 24th Street • Spring Lake
West: Bent Creek • Bridlewood • Elkhorn • Hillsborough • Keystone • Maple Village • Millard • Mockingbird Heights • Roanoke

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