Sen. Dennis Utter – Unicameral Update

Senators gave final approval May 5 to a bill that requires vendors of cell phones and other portable electronic devices

City-owned mid-sized electric facilities considered as separate air polluters

Mid-sized electric generation facilities owned by municipalities are considered separate air pollution emitters under a bill passed on final reading

The Low-Income Home Energy Conservation Act will be suspended for three years and expire five years later under a bill

Senators gave first-round approval April 18 to a bill that would require vendors of cell phones and other portable electronic

A bill intended to eliminate the Energy Conservation Improvement Fund was amended on select file April 12 to retain the

Mid-sized electric generation facilities owned by municipalities would be considered as separate air pollution emitters under a bill debated on

Revenues from designated sales tax revenues deposited to the Energy Conservation Improvement Fund would transfer to the general fund under

The Energy Conservation Improvement Fund would lapse to the general fund under a bill heard by the Revenue Committee March

The Business and Labor Committee heard testimony Feb. 7 on several proposed changes to the Nebraska Commission on Industrial Relations

Sellers of cell phone insurance would be required to obtain a license under a bill heard by the Banking, Commerce

Lawmakers dealt with a variety of issues this session related to government, military and veterans affairs. Among the approved proposals