Session Review: Urban Affairs
Funding for pandemic recovery projects across Nebraska, municipal law updates and expedited review changes for tax increment financing were among the topics taken up by lawmakers this session.
Read moreFunding for pandemic recovery projects across Nebraska, municipal law updates and expedited review changes for tax increment financing were among the topics taken up by lawmakers this session.
Read moreSenators gave final approval April 12 to a bill directing federal and state dollars to pandemic recovery efforts across the state.
Read moreBusinesses that employ felons may apply for a state income tax credit under a proposal passed by lawmakers April 12.
Read moreSenators passed a bill April 12 that makes several changes to state laws governing Nebraska municipalities.
Read moreA bill establishing expedited review of so-called “micro” tax-increment financing projects passed April 12.
Read moreA bill on final reading that would direct federal and state dollars to pandemic recovery efforts across the state was returned to select file and amended April 7.
Read moreA bill on final reading that would create a state income tax credit for businesses that hire felons was narrowed April 7 after lawmakers voted to return it to select file.
Read moreAn attempt to override a veto and require Gov. Pete Ricketts to apply for a second round of federal emergency rental assistance fell short April 5.
Read moreA bill originally intended to focus on COVID-19 recovery efforts in North Omaha was broadened and advanced from select file March 31.
Read moreA bill that would have required Gov. Pete Ricketts to apply for a second round of federal emergency rental assistance was vetoed by the governor March 29.
Read moreBusinesses that hire felons would be eligible for a state income tax credit under a bill advanced from select file March 23.
Read moreA bill to aid COVID-19 recovery efforts in North Omaha was expanded into a more comprehensive measure and advanced from general file March 22.
Read moreLawmakers passed a proposal March 23 requiring Gov. Pete Ricketts to apply for a second round of federal emergency rental assistance, but the bill won’t take effect until after the federal deadline to do so.
Read moreA bill that would update statutes governing metropolitan class cities was amended and advanced to select file March 11.
Read moreA bill to create a new state housing agency was scrapped March 9 and replaced with a proposal to require Nebraska to apply for a second round of federal emergency rental assistance.
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