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Banking Commerce and Insurance
April 9, 2026 admin

DED minimum grant requirement clears final round

A program aimed at benefitting Nebraska’s small businesses is required to award a minimum dollar amount of grant funds under a bill passed April 9.

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Executive Board
April 9, 2026 admin

Executive Board publication bill approved

State law related to the compilation, printing and distribution of several official legislative documents was updated by a bill passed April 9.

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Judiciary
April 9, 2026 admin

Guardianship requirements updated

Senators passed a measure April 9 to that seeks to improve Nebraska’s guardianship system.

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Natural Resources
April 9, 2026 admin

Open burning permit requirements updated

Senators gave final approval April 9 to a bill intended to help policymakers better understand the use of prescribed burning in Nebraska.

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Urban Affairs
April 9, 2026 admin

Public works bid requirements updated, at-large election measure approved

A pair of bills intended to benefit Nebraska’s smaller communities received final approval from lawmakers April 9.

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Revenue
April 9, 2026 admin

Creative district grant requirement relaxed

Lawmakers approved a measure April 9 intended to give the state Department of Economic Development more flexibility when awarding certain grants of assistance to Nebraska municipalities.

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Education
April 9, 2026 admin

Reading improvement measure stalls on second round

A measure aimed at strengthening support for young Nebraska students who struggle with reading stalled during second-round debate April 8 after a failed attempt to cut off debate and force a vote on the bill.

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Judiciary
April 9, 2026 admin

Law enforcement requirements updated

Residency requirements for certain county sheriffs and other law enforcement provisions were updated by passage of a bill April 9.

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Retirement Systems
April 9, 2026 admin

Police retirement cleanup bill passed

A cleanup bill passed April 9 renames a police officers retirement act.

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Banking Commerce and Insurance
April 9, 2026 admin

Affordable housing proposal clears final round

Lawmakers approved a bill April 9 intended to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of the state’s efforts to increase affordable housing.

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Government Military and Veterans Affairs
April 9, 2026 admin

Veterans’ commission cleanup measure approved

Updated membership and reporting requirements for a state commission on veterans’ affairs passed April 9.

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Education
April 9, 2026 admin

GED age requirement eliminated

Lawmakers gave final approval April 9 to a bill that removes an age requirement for obtaining a general education development diploma.

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Retirement Systems
April 9, 2026 admin

Optional police retirement form approved

Lawmakers passed a bill April 9 that changes optional benefit form requirements under the Police Officers Retirement Act.

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Health and Human Services
April 9, 2026 admin

Intergenerational care facility grants updated

Lawmakers passed a bill April 9 that seeks to improve access to shared care and programming for children and older adults in Nebraska.

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Education
April 9, 2026 admin

School access for professional organizations approved

Lawmakers passed a bill April 9 aimed at ensuring that Nebraska school districts provide professional employees’ organizations equal access to the district’s employees.

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