Grand Island to Cut Ribbon on Newest DMV Service Center
Grand Island, Neb. — The Nebraska Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) will officially open its new Grand Island Service Center in Hall County on Wednesday, August 20. The office is located at 3529 S. Locust St. and will be open Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
The Ribbon Cutting will be Friday August 22, 11am with Governor Jim Pillen expected to attend.
The new location replaces the 121 S. Pine St. office and continues the transformational business model currently used in the Omaha and Lincoln metro areas. Customers will encounter a more streamlined experience by being able to complete their business in a single transaction with the examiner, removing the need to make a payment to a county treasurer staff member.
"Opening our new service center in Grand Island is a continuing step in transforming driver license service delivery in Nebraska," said Rhonda Lahm, Director of the Nebraska DMV. "This modern facility allows the DMV to serve customers efficiently for those requiring in-person service. We continue to encourage people to take advantage of our online services."
"I'm extremely excited for our customers in and around Hall County as we improve the manner in which we provide services," said Matt Coatney, Administrator of the Driver License Services Division. "There have been significant reductions in wait times and an enhanced customer experience at each of our four service centers in the Omaha and Lincoln metro areas. We Intend to replicate this improved service in Grand Island."
The DMV is now accepting appointments for all services in advance of the Wednesday, August 20 opening. Applicants can schedule an appointment on the Nebraska DMV's website: dmv.nebraska.gov
The final day for driver license services at the current 121 S. Pine St. office will be Friday, August 15. Driver license services will not be available in Grand Island/Hall County on Monday, August 18 through Tuesday, August 19 to allow for the transfer of operational equipment. On August 18, nearby counties with driver licensing services will be Adams (Hastings) and Buffalo (Kearney) counties. On August 19, services will be available in Adams (Hastings), Sherman (Loup City), Clay (Clay Center) and Buffalo (Kearney) counties. If circumstances arise during this transition that cannot be met by online services or surrounding county hours, you’re asked to please contact the Driver Licensing Services division directly at (402) 471-3861.
Dozens of online services are also available at dmv.nebraska.gov. Most customers can renew their driver's license and State ID Cards online, as well as update their address or order a replacement license online.
For more information, please contact Nebraska Department of Motor Vehicles Deputy Director Mitch Greenwall at [email protected] or by calling (402) 471-3900.