60 St House Men's Recovery Home

About this Recovery Home

The 60 St House is a men's sober living home in Omaha, Nebraska, in Douglas County, the third of the recovery homes run by Solutions Sober Living in the city.

Sober Living for the Bi-State Omaha Metro

The operator's stated service area runs across the Missouri River. Alongside Omaha it takes men from Council Bluffs and Carter Lake in Iowa, and from Ralston, La Vista, Bellevue, Papillion and Chalco in Nebraska. That reach matters because the state line runs through the middle of a single labor market. A man living in western Iowa often works, attends meetings and sees a counselor on the Nebraska side already, and a bed in Omaha keeps all of it intact.

Recovery Housing Across the Sarpy County Suburbs

Bellevue, La Vista and Papillion sit in Sarpy County, immediately south of Omaha, and Bellevue holds Offutt Air Force Base. Recovery housing in those communities is scarce, so residents from them generally look north into Douglas County. An operator that names them explicitly is signaling it expects applicants from outside the city limits.

House Expectations at This Recovery Home

Residents attend a mandatory weekly house meeting where members evaluate each other and the house, chores and rotating positions are assigned, and fees are collected. Twelve-step attendance is required at four meetings a week, with only one per day counting toward the total. The house operates a zero-tolerance policy on alcohol and drugs.

Applying to This Douglas County Sober House

Street addresses are not published and placement runs through the operator, which also accepts probation vouchers through Nebraska's transitional living network. Nebraska certifies no recovery residences, so the published rules and that listing are the record a prospective resident can check.