House of Representatives

LB 528 transfers learning platform grant control to the Department of Economic Development, enhancing STEM education in Nebraska's middle and high schools.

LB 62 allocates $19 million to enhance communication for state agencies and volunteer fire departments in Nebraska, improving emergency response and coordination.

LB 567 empowers Nebraska schools to adopt policies that boost community engagement, enhancing student success through collaboration with families and local partners.

LB 486 standardizes Medicaid reimbursement rates for personal care providers in Nebraska, ensuring fair compensation and potentially improving service quality for recipients.

LB 285 bans the sale of flavored vape products in Nebraska to protect youth from vaping, while allowing tobacco and menthol flavors, impacting retailers and public health.

LB 586 ensures voters in facilities like jails and nursing homes can vote by requiring election officials to facilitate access and support for these individuals.

LB 443 makes unlawful squatting a Class I misdemeanor in Nebraska, empowering law enforcement to manage unauthorized property occupancy and protect owners' rights.

LB 576 raises the 911 surcharge from $0.70 to $1.00 monthly, boosting funding for emergency services in Nebraska and impacting wireless users and carriers.

LB 456 requires employees to waive access to their medical records for workers' comp claims, streamlining processes for employers while protecting sensitive information.

LB 210 establishes a fund for Nebraska's prescription drug monitoring and health information exchange, requiring fees and data sharing to enhance sustainability and accountability.