This is a ceremonial resolution (not a bill with policy changes) congratulating former Governor Dave Heineman and former First Lady Sally Ganem for receiving the NEBRASKAlander Award. The resolution formally recognizes their public service, community leadership, and contributions to Nebraska, including Heineman's tenure as governor and Ganem's career in education and local government. It has no policy impact or funding provisions - only expresses legislative appreciation and directs a copy be sent to the honorees. The resolution was adopted by the Nebraska Legislature on February 25, 2025.
This is a commemorative resolution (not a bill with policy changes). It formally congratulates Kenneth E. Stinson for receiving the NEBRASKAlander Award, which honors Nebraskans for exceptional business leadership, public service, or philanthropy benefiting the state. The resolution, adopted by the Nebraska Legislature, extends appreciation for his career with Kiewit and community contributions. It has no policy impact - it simply recognizes Stinson’s achievements and sends him a copy of the resolution.
This legislative resolution (LR 49) formally congratulates Jerry and Bill Adams on receiving the NEBRASKAlander Award for their leadership in Nebraska agriculture and community service. It recognizes their work growing Adams Land and Cattle, their volunteer roles with agricultural organizations, and their statewide impact through sustainable farming practices. The resolution has no binding effect - it serves solely as a ceremonial expression of legislative appreciation. It directly affects only Jerry and Bill Adams by publicly honoring their contributions to Nebraska.
This resolution expresses the Nebraska Legislature's condolences to the family, friends, and fellow officers of Kyle McAcy, a Nebraska State Patrol officer who died in a traffic incident on February 17, 2025. It formally recognizes McAcy's 10-year service, including roles as a range officer and crisis negotiator, and notes the Nebraska State Patrol's decision to retire his badge number (302) in his honor. The resolution directs that a copy be sent to McAcy's family as a gesture of respect. This is a ceremonial resolution with no policy impact, solely offering condolences.
This is a ceremonial legislative resolution (not a bill with policy changes), expressing the Nebraska Legislature's congratulations to Dani Busboom Kelly on her appointment as head coach of the University of Nebraska women's volleyball team. It highlights her background as a former Nebraska volleyball player, her high school achievements in Cortland, Nebraska, and her coaching success at the University of Louisville. The resolution has no policy impact - it simply offers formal recognition through a signed document sent to Coach Kelly. No specific provisions or affected parties beyond the symbolic gesture are involved.
This is a ceremonial resolution (not a bill with policy changes) congratulating Northeast Community College's men's soccer team for winning the 2024 NJCAA Division II national championship. It specifically honors their championship victory (2-1 over Neosho County Community College), Head Coach Adam Potter's awards, and player Edouard Nys's Player of the Year recognition. The resolution directs a copy to the team's coach and athletic director. It has no policy impact or financial provisions.
LB 333 proposed changes to Nebraska's Motor Vehicle Operator's License Act to require hazardous materials endorsements for commercial drivers transporting hazardous materials within Nebraska (intrastate). The bill aimed to harmonize state rules with federal standards for these endorsements, which are needed to legally haul certain hazardous materials. It affected commercial drivers operating within Nebraska who transport hazardous materials, requiring them to obtain this specific endorsement. The bill was withdrawn on February 21, 2025, and did not become law.
LB 708 proposed to redraw the county boundaries for Nebraska's six community college districts. It would have moved Cherry County from the Mid-Plains College Area to the Western College Area and redefined how Boone County is divided between the Northeast and Central College Areas. The bill would have directly affected students and institutions in the specific counties listed in the revised boundaries, altering which community college district they would fall under. This was a purely administrative boundary adjustment, not a new policy or funding measure. The bill was withdrawn before becoming law.
This legislative resolution formally congratulates the Central City High School football team for earning the 2024 Class C-1 Nebraska School Activities Association state runner-up title. It recognizes their 11-2 season record and first-ever championship appearance, acknowledging their achievements as positive role models. The resolution, adopted by the Nebraska Legislature, directs copies to be sent to the team and coach Troy Huebert. As a commemorative measure, it has no policy or legal effect beyond symbolic recognition.
This is a ceremonial resolution (not a law) congratulating Mark Schoenrock, Jefferson County's 2023 County Official of the Year. It recognizes his leadership in creating cost-saving programs (like diversion services), reducing methamphetamine use, improving veteran services, and upgrading county operations. The resolution formally expresses the Nebraska Legislature's appreciation and sends a copy to Schoenrock. It has no legal effect or financial impact on anyone.
This Legislative Resolution (LR 42) formally congratulates the Minden High School volleyball team for winning the 2024 Class C-1 State Volleyball Championship. It specifically recognizes their 37-1 season record, their victory over Wahoo High School, and the contributions of players (including seniors Makenna Betty and Lydia Petty), coaches (head coach Julie Ratka), and supporters. The resolution directs copies to be sent to the team and head coach. As a ceremonial resolution, it has no legal effect and does not change policies or regulations.
This legislative resolution (LR 44) formally congratulates Jordon Harms, a fourth-generation Nebraska farmer and winner of the 2024 Nebraska Farm Bureau Young Farmers and Ranchers Excellence in Agriculture Award, for his contributions to the state's agricultural economy. The resolution recognizes his involvement in agricultural organizations like 4-H, FFA, and the Nebraska Farm Bureau Leadership Academy. It has no binding effect and serves solely as a ceremonial acknowledgment; the legislature resolved to send a copy of the resolution to Mr. Harms after formally adopting it on February 18, 2025. This is a symbolic gesture with no policy changes or direct impact on laws or regulations.
