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Judiciary
February 19, 2016 admin

Bill to dispose of tenant property amended, advanced

Lawmakers advanced a bill from select file Feb. 19 that would clarify the authority of landlords to dispose of tenants’

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Government Military and Veterans Affairs
February 19, 2016 admin

Bill seeks to enhance correctional industries program

A corrections program that provides employment for inmates would be enhanced under a bill heard Feb. 18 by the Government,

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Natural Resources
February 18, 2016 admin

Reporting of fracking well water contents requested

The Natural Resources Committee heard testimony Feb. 17 on a bill that would enhance disclosure and public notice regulations on

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Natural Resources
February 18, 2016 admin

Insurance requirement for fracking wells proposed

Drillers would be required to have liability insurance for injection and disposal wells under a bill heard by the Natural

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Health and Human Services
February 18, 2016 admin

Prescription drug monitoring changes approved

Lawmakers gave final approval Feb. 18 to a bill intended to enhance Nebraska’s Prescription Drug Monitoring Program. LB471, introduced last

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Government Military and Veterans Affairs
February 18, 2016 admin

Proposal to lower age for public office stalls

After two days of discussion, select file debate stalled Feb. 18 on a measure that would allow an 18-year-old to

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Judiciary
February 18, 2016 admin

Protection sought for faith-based agencies

Faith-based agencies that contract with the state foster care system requested protections under a bill heard by the Judiciary Committee

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Transportation and Telecommunications
February 18, 2016 admin

State to offer mountain lion license plates

Nebraska drivers can show their support for mountain lions with special license plates under a bill passed by lawmakers Feb.

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Natural Resources
February 18, 2016 admin

New uses of wastewater treatment funds approved

Lawmakers passed a bill Feb. 18 that expands funding for wastewater treatment and sewage facilities. LB737, introduced by Sen. Curt

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Judiciary
February 18, 2016 admin

Flying lanterns banned

Senators passed a bill Feb. 18 that prohibits the sale of flying lanterns. LB136, introduced by Wahoo Sen. Jerry Johnson,

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Government Military and Veterans Affairs
February 18, 2016 admin

Electronic voting expanded

Lawmakers passed a bill Feb. 18 that allows publicly elected bodies to conduct electronic roll call votes. Currently, only specific

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Urban Affairs
February 18, 2016 admin

Annexation restrictions approved

Restrictions on asset expenditures by sanitary and improvement districts (SIDs) that have received notice of annexation were approved Feb. 18.

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Urban Affairs
February 18, 2016 admin

Land bank updates approved

Lawmakers gave final approval Feb. 18 to a bill that updates the Nebraska Municipal Land Bank Act. Currently, the voting

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Judiciary
February 18, 2016 admin

Increased legal aid requested

Members of the Judiciary Committee heard testimony Feb. 17 on a bill that would increase a fee to provide additional

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Government Military and Veterans Affairs
February 17, 2016 admin

Bill would broaden state entity financial disclosure

A bill that would broaden the scope of a financial transparency law aimed at state government was heard Feb. 17

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