Bob Stubbe has a bachelor 27s degree in engineering from South Dakota State University and a master 27s degree in engineering from the University of Nebraska. He has lived in Papillion for 30 years. He is married to his wife, Sharon. They have three children and seven grandchildren together.

Bob Stubbe earned his bachelor 's degree in civil engineering from South Dakota State University and his master 's degree in structural engineering from the University of Nebraska. He has volunteered with the Papillion Planning Commission and the Financial Institution Board of Directors. He lives with his wife, Sharon, their three children, and seven grandchildren. 

Bob has served as an advisor and key member of former Omaha Mayor Jean Stothert's cabinet for 16 years. 

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Bob currently works as the public works director with the City of Omaha, Nebraska. He previously worked as the vice president of engineering and construction at Metropolitan Utilities District. 

Bob has served as a Papillion City Council member.

Bob currently serves as a member of the Papillion, Nebraska, City Council. He was first elected in 2007 and is in his fifth term. 

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Supports maintaining quality roads and water, sewer, and stormwater systems.

- Supports maintaining quality roads and water, sewer, and stormwater systems.

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Supports local police and fire departments.

- Supports local police and fire departments.

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Supports transparent spending and a balanced budget that manages tax dollars effectively.

- Supports transparent spending and a balanced budget that manages tax dollars effectively.

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Bob Stubbe

- The mayor leads the executive branch of local government, presiding over city council meetings, ensuring city departments run smoothly, and providing services to citizens. 
- The mayor can sign into law or veto ordinances or budgetary bills passed by the city council. A mayor's veto can be overcome by a two-thirds majority from the council. In case of a tie within the city council, the mayor may be deemed a voting member.
- Mayoral elections are nonpartisan. 
- The mayor is paid a regular salary, but the amount varies based on location. Their salary is determined by the city council, like all other city government officials' salaries.