Omaha Branch History

The Omaha Branch opened on Sept. 4, 1917, as the first branch office of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City. Since then, the Omaha Branch has given Nebraskans a local connection to the nation's central bank through its participation in each of the Fed's mission areas, including financial services, the regulation and supervision of financial institutions, and monetary policy.

Over 100 years serving Nebraska

Omaha Branch

Omaha Fed Office Turns 100: Serving Main Street and the broader community

A bank can be the lifeblood of a community.

Always been a banking town: Omaha’s bid to become a Federal Reserve Bank location

Since its opening in 1917, the Omaha Branch of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City has given Nebraskans a local connection...

A History of the Omaha Branch of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City

Explore the history of central banking in the United States and Omaha's path to being selected as the first Branch office of the F

New Omaha Branch display recognizes role of Omaha Branch, directors

A new display area in the lobby of the Omaha Branch honors those who have served the region.

Omaha Branch Plans for Job Growth

As part of a multi-year plan, the Omaha Branch will expand its workforce to provide additional support for financial services.

The Omaha Branch Today

View recent updates and learn more about the work of the Omaha Branch.