City of Fort Calhoun

The City of Fort Calhoun is a municipal government entity serving Fort Calhoun, Nebraska, a historic community of approximately 1,100 residents located in Washington County north of Omaha. The city provides local government services, including permit processing and public administration, with offices located at 110 S 14th Street. Fort Calhoun’s heritage is deeply rooted in American history, home to Fort Atkinson, the first U.S. Army fort established west of the Missouri River in 1819, and the site of Lewis and Clark’s first council with the Otoe and Missouria tribes.