Garland
Businesses
- Corner Bar (402-588-9992)
- 173 4th St, Garland, NE 68360
- The Outlaw Steakhouse and Saloon (402-588-2663)
- 153 4th St, Garland, NE 68360
- United Farmers Cooperative Gas Station (402-588-241)
- 308 Frazier St, Garland, NE 68360
- United States Postal Service (800-275-8777)
- 117 4th St, Garland, NE 68360
Village Clerk
- Salene Ulrich (402-588-2457)
- villageofgarland@gmail.com
Utilities
Trash Services
- Ron’s Refuse / Von Busch and Son’s Refuse (402-475-5197)
- Trash Panda Refuse (402-641-8171)
- Uribe Refuse Services (402-467-1239)
Public Power
- Norris Public Power (402-643-2951)
Internet Providers
- Windstream (866-445-8084)
- HughesNet (855-980-2160)
- Viasat (844-899-9722)
Churches
Zion Lutheran Church (402-588-2229)
Organizations/Clubs
- American Legion #369
- American Legion Auxiliary
- Junior American Legion Auxiliary
- Circle G 4-H Livestock Club
- Garland Volunteer Fire Department (402-588-2233)
- Garland Youth Sports
Schools
- Seward Public Schools (District Office: 402-643-2941)
- Malcolm Public Schools (402-796-2151)
- Milford Public Schools (402-761-2525)
Board Meetings
- First Tuesday of every month at the Garland bank
How Garland Was Named
Garland was originally called Germantown, in reference to its early settlers, but city officials decided to change it during World War I to the name of the first soldier from the town to die during the war. Raymond Garland died of pneumonia before he shipped out to France, but in 1918, just before the signing of the Armistice, Germantown became Garland.
Population
216
Did you know?
In the late 1800s and early 1900s Germantown was home to two dairy companies, the Germantown Creamery and Germantown Condensed Milk.