House of Representatives

LB 673 allocates $500 million from the Perkins County Canal Fund to the Water Sustainability Fund, impacting water management and supplies for cities like Lincoln and Omaha.

LB 689 allows retired teachers in Nebraska to work more than eight days monthly without losing retirement benefits, helping address school staffing shortages.

LB 340 reforms asbestos litigation in Nebraska, requiring claim transparency and valid evidence, streamlining processes, and ensuring only legitimate claims are pursued.

LB 135 limits school bond votes to regular election dates, ending standalone special elections and setting filing deadlines, affecting districts, voters, and officials.

Nebraska Legislature adopts LR 76 to congratulate Central Valley High School's wrestling team for the 2025 Class D state runner-up, recognizing athlete effort and community support.

LB 616 allows law enforcement to use automated license plate readers to enforce red light violations, aiming to improve traffic safety and reduce accidents.

LB 668 enhances due process for those accused of abusing vulnerable adults and children, ensuring notification and appeal rights before registry entry.

LB 379 reduces cash assistance duration for families from 60 months to 24 months, aiming to encourage quicker self-sufficiency and economic independence.

LB 518 enhances Nebraska's parole system by requiring detailed reports on inmate eligibility, revocations, rehabilitation, and cost savings, improving transparency and support.