Dairy study bill passed
Senators passed a bill March 24 requiring the state Department of Agriculture to provide the Legislature a report about Nebraska’s
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Sen. Ken Schilz
Defense sites could be excluded from blight totals
Guidelines for the accounting of blighted properties would be revised under a bill advanced from general file March 11. LB1012,
Read MoreDairy study bill advanced
The state Department of Agriculture would provide the Legislature a report about Nebraska’s dairy industry under a bill advanced from
Read MoreChanges to livestock brand inspection procedures advanced
Senators gave first-round approval March 6 to a bill that would create brand inspection service areas. LB768, as originally introduced
Read MoreExpansion of synthetic drug ban considered
Additional variations of synthetic drugs known as “K2” or “spice” would be banned under legislation heard by the Judiciary Committee
Read MoreCounty Visitors Promotion Fund requirement passed
Senators passed a bill Feb. 7 that places restrictions on how money from the County Visitors Promotion Fund can be
Read MoreCounty Visitors Promotion Fund requirement advanced
A bill that would place restrictions on how money from the County Visitors Promotion Fund could be spent was advanced
Read MoreSession Review: Urban Affairs
Economic development, annexation, utilities and city ordinances were among the urban issues taken up by lawmakers this session. LB66, introduced
Read MoreRedevelopment process for former defense sites approved
Lawmakers gave final approval May 23 to a bill intended to provide greater latitude for economic development outside of city
Read MoreChanges to pesticide product registration adopted
Lawmakers passed a bill May 2 that removes the specialty pesticide designation from pesticide product registration. Currently, pesticides classified as
Read MoreNursery license consolidation adopted
Senators passed a bill May 2 that updates provisions in the Plant Protection and Plant Pest Act. Currently, there are
Read MoreRedevelopment process for former defense sites advances
Lawmakers gave first-round approval April 29 to a bill intended to provide greater latitude for economic development outside of city
Read MoreTrichomoniasis procedures added to livestock welfare bill
Senators amended and advanced a bill from select file April 24 that would strengthen seizure protocol in the case of
Read MoreChanges to pesticide product registration advanced
Lawmakers gave first-round approval April 19 to a bill that would remove the specialty pesticide designation from pesticide product registration.
Read MoreNursery license consolidation advanced
Senators gave first-round approval April 9 to a bill that would update provisions of the Plant Protection and Plant Pest
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