This legislative resolution directs the Nebraska Agriculture Committee to conduct an interim study examining current occupational regulations for bulk milk haulers and field representatives under the Nebraska Milk Act. The study aims to evaluate these rules in preparation for potential changes under the Occupational Board Reform Act. The committee will review the existing regulations and submit a report with findings and recommendations to the Legislative Council or Legislature. This measure focuses on gathering information rather than implementing immediate policy changes.
This legislative resolution directs the Health and Human Services Committee to conduct an interim study on barriers preventing Nebraskans, especially those in rural areas, from accessing timely health care. The study will examine specific challenges such as transportation limitations, work schedules, housing instability, and food insecurity that impact care access. It will also review practical solutions like transportation coordination, reimbursement models, and policy options from other states to improve care delivery. The committee will submit findings and recommendations to the Legislature upon completion of the study.
This legislative resolution directs Nebraska's Judiciary Committee to conduct an interim study examining whether medically or socially altering a child's behavioral or physical characteristics (in opposition to their sex assigned at birth) could be classified as child abuse under Nebraska's Criminal Code. The study will assess the legal definition of child abuse in relation to gender-related care for minors, without creating new laws or policies. The committee will report its findings and recommendations to the Legislature after completing the study. This is a procedural resolution focused on research, not on implementing or changing existing law.
This legislative resolution (LR 310) proposes an interim study to examine Nebraska's Tourism Commission's current structure and whether its duties should be combined with the Department of Economic Development. The study, to be conducted by the Banking, Commerce and Insurance Committee, will review administrative costs, evaluate if consolidation would create a more unified approach to tourism promotion and business development, and compare Nebraska's model to other states. It directly affects how Nebraska promotes tourism - a critical industry for the state's economy - and assesses whether merging the commission into a larger department would improve efficiency and support small businesses and rural attractions. The resolution does not change laws but seeks recommendations for potential future legislative action to better support commerce.
This legislative resolution congratulates the Fremont High School boys swim team and swimmer Elliot Vech for their achievements at the 2026 Nebraska State Swimming and Diving Championships. The Fremont team won the 200 freestyle relay title, marking the first time in ninety years that a team outside the Lincoln or Omaha metro areas claimed the relay event. Elliot Vech earned individual titles in the 100 and 200 freestyle, representing the first individual state wins by a Fremont swimmer since 1973. The resolution formally recognizes these accomplishments and directs that copies of the document be sent to the swim team and Vech.
This legislative resolution congratulates three Omaha youth - Brayden Jensen, Hagan Jones, and Jared Pacha from Troop 308 - for earning the Eagle Scout rank, the highest achievement in Scouting America. The document formally recognizes their completion of specific requirements, including earning 21 merit badges, serving in leadership roles, and completing individual community service projects. Copies of the resolution are to be sent directly to each of the three scouts.
This legislative resolution congratulates Kamerin Sealey, a high school quarterback from Sandy Creek, for his 2025 athletic achievements. The bill formally recognizes his performance of 38 rushing touchdowns and 36 passing touchdowns, which helped lead his team to back-to-back state championships and earned him state honors as the top D-1 player. The resolution acknowledges the support of teachers, administrators, parents, and the community that contributed to his success. Copies of the resolution are to be sent to Sealey and his high school.
This legislative resolution commemorates the 43rd anniversary of Nebraska's sister-state relationship with Taiwan, which began in 1983. It expresses the Nebraska Legislature's support for Taiwan's democracy and acknowledges the shared values of freedom, democracy, rule of law, and human dignity between the two regions. The document highlights existing economic ties, noting Taiwan's role as a significant trade partner and export destination for Nebraska's beef industry. This non-binding resolution serves as a formal statement of appreciation rather than creating new laws or policy changes.
This legislative resolution congratulates Dr. Bob Bleicher for receiving the 2025 Copic Humanitarian Award and acknowledges his long-term contributions to healthcare in Nebraska. The document formally recognizes his forty years of medical service, including his work as a physician, founder of HoriSun Hospice, and volunteer at free clinics. It also notes that Dr. Bleicher directed a $10,000 award donation to three local healthcare organizations and serves in leadership roles for various health institutions. The resolution is ceremonial and does not create new laws or funding, serving only to express appreciation from the Nebraska Legislature.
This legislative resolution congratulates Pastor Jarvis A. Ellis, Sr. on his installation as senior pastor of Salem Baptist Church. It formally recognizes the church's long-standing community service and acknowledges the significance of this leadership transition. The resolution directs that a copy be presented to the pastor as an expression of respect and well wishes.
This legislative resolution formally recognizes Terence "Bud" Crawford of Nebraska for winning the 2025 Ring Magazine Fighter of the Year award and for his distinguished career as a three-time undisputed world boxing champion. The document acknowledges his thirty-one years in the sport, his retirement announcement in December 2025, and his contributions to boxing and the state of Nebraska. The resolution directs that a copy be sent to Mr. Crawford as official recognition of his achievements.
This legislative resolution congratulates the Adams Central girls wrestling team on winning the 2026 Nebraska School Activities Association Class B Girls State Wrestling Championship. The bill formally recognizes the team's achievement and directs copies of the resolution to the team and their head coach. It highlights the team's accomplishment as a historical first for the school and acknowledges the support of teachers, administrators, parents, and the community.
