No. Council Bluffs is in Iowa. A filing there goes to the Iowa Department of Transportation under Iowa Code chapter 321A, your case is heard in the Iowa District Court, and Iowa sets its own limits and its own proof period.
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The metro is one labor market and two legal systems, and that mismatch causes real problems. A Council Bluffs driver who reads Nebraska guidance, buys a policy through a Nebraska-only producer, and has a certificate filed with the Nebraska DMV has satisfied nothing in Iowa. The reverse is equally true for an Omaha driver working off Iowa advice. Everything procedural differs: the agency, the statute, the court system, the fee schedule, and the reinstatement conditions. What is the same is the underlying idea, that the state wants continuous proof of liability coverage. If you live on the Iowa side, work from Iowa DOT sources and make sure the policy is written by a carrier authorized in Iowa by a producer licensed there.