House of Representatives

Nebraska designates March 2025 as Multiple Sclerosis Awareness Month, honoring people with MS and their families; a symbolic, nonbinding move to raise awareness, with no new costs.

LB 59 allows Nebraska's Natural Resource Districts to use electronic payment systems, streamlining fund disbursement and improving financial efficiency for better resource management.

LB 240 streamlines tax notice requirements for redevelopment projects, ensuring timely communication between local authorities and county assessors for better financial planning.

LB 411 provides automatic retention grants for Nebraska teachers, offering up to $4,000 annually to improve retention and address teacher shortages in high-need areas.

LB 596 modernizes Nebraska's legal notice requirements, allowing publications on digital platforms to enhance accessibility for residents and support evolving media consumption.

LB 238 exempts local foster care review boards from Open Meetings Act, allowing virtual meetings to improve efficiency in reviewing child welfare cases.

LB 362 modernizes Nebraska's 911 services by consolidating laws, ensuring next-gen capabilities, and improving emergency response efficiency by 2026.

LB 42 allows nurse aides in disability facilities to keep their registration by working 8 hours every two years, boosting workforce and care quality in Nebraska.

LB 10 streamlines drug distribution during emergencies by exempting donation programs from federal rules, allowing quicker access to essential medications for affected individuals.

LB 187 standardizes real estate licensing in Nebraska, ensuring all agents follow the same rules, enhancing consumer protection and fairness in transactions.