Bills authorizing public power utilities to withhold certain records and reducing the impact of streamflow augmentation projects on county tax rolls were among those advanced by the Natural Resources Committee this session.
Read moreVolunteer emergency responders serving a county may qualify for a tax credit under a bill passed by the Legislature April 6.
Read moreVolunteer emergency responders serving a county could qualify for a tax credit under a bill advanced by the Legislature March 14.
Read moreThe public power industry would not be required to provide certain records to the public under an amendment considered by the Natural Resources Committee in a hearing March 7.
Read moreThe Legislature gave final approval Feb. 23 to a bill that is meant to reduce the impact of streamflow augmentation projects on county tax rolls.
Read moreA bill expediting the removal of abandoned vehicles was passed by lawmakers Feb 23.
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After a successful cloture motion, lawmakers gave first-round approval Jan. 30 to a bill that is meant to reduce the impact of streamflow augmentation projects on county tax rolls.
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Lawmakers debated a bill Jan. 24 and 25 that is meant to reduce the impact of streamflow augmentation projects on county tax rolls.
Read moreA bill expediting the removal of abandoned vehicles was advanced by lawmakers Jan. 22.
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The Natural Resources Committee heard testimony Jan. 17 on a bill meant to reduce the impact of streamflow augmentation projects on county tax rolls.
Read moreBills dealing with renewable energy projects, wildlife management and water supply augmentation projects were among those considered by the Natural Resources Committee this session.
Read moreSenators passed a bill April 24 that clarifies the qualifications for a program that provides financial assistance to cities to build safe drinking water projects.
Read moreSenators advanced a bill March 28 that would clarify the qualifications for a program that provides financial assistance to cities to build safe drinking water projects.
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Members of the Judiciary Committee heard testimony March 22 on a bill that would create penalties for entering others’ vehicles.
Read moreNebraska would work with other states to enforce wildlife management laws under a bill advanced to select file March 22.
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