Lead testing and outreach bill passed
A bill creating a lead poisoning prevention program was passed by the Legislature April 4. LB1038, introduced by Omaha Sen.
Read MoreA bill creating a lead poisoning prevention program was passed by the Legislature April 4. LB1038, introduced by Omaha Sen.
Read MoreA bill that would create a lead poisoning prevention program was advanced from general file March 22. LB1038, introduced by
Read MoreA bill that would eliminate the distribution of sales tax revenue for future road construction projects was discussed in a
Read MorePeople living in underserved communities would have greater access to healthful, affordable food under a bill discussed in an Agriculture
Read MoreA bill requiring that metropolitan utilities district (MUD) board members be chosen by district elections failed to advance from select
Read MoreSenators began debating a bill on general file Jan. 26 that would repeal Nebraska’s death penalty. LB276, introduced by Omaha
Read MoreThe Judiciary Committee heard testimony Jan. 25 on a bill that would clarify reporting requirements for alleged acts of illegal
Read MoreMetropolitan utilities districts (MUD) board members would be chosen by district elections under a bill given first-round approval Jan. 12.
Read MoreLawmakers convened Jan. 4 to begin bill introduction for the 102nd Legislature, second session. Among the measures introduced were: •
Read MoreThe governor’s veto of a bill that would have provided a financing program to improve access to healthful foods in
Read MoreA financing program to improve access to healthful foods in underserved communities was reconsidered and passed by lawmakers May 18.
Read MoreA bill that would have created a financing program to improve access to healthful foods in underserved communities failed to
Read MoreLawmakers gave final approval May 11 to a bill creating a conservation program for at-risk youth. LB549, introduced by Omaha
Read MoreAn attempt to override the governor’s veto of a bill that would require lead testing of children failed May 3.
Read MoreA lead testing bill passed by the Legislature April 20 that would require the testing of children attending public and
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