House of Representatives

LB 562 streamlines hunting and fishing permit processes in Nebraska, easing access for users while boosting conservation funding through fee adjustments and updated regulations.

LB 606 streamlines parole supervision by eliminating its division, transferring duties to the Department of Correctional Services, and enhancing overcrowding management.

LB 150 enhances Nebraska's mental health services, prohibits discrimination against veterans, and modifies criminal laws to improve care and support for those in need.

LB 645 adjusts contribution rates and benefit structures for school employees and Nebraska State Patrol retirees, ensuring financial sustainability for their retirement systems.

LB 513A appropriates funding to state agencies to implement LB 513, mainly boosting judiciary admin staffing and per diems; effective upon signing with an emergency clause.

LB 265 boosts Nebraska's manufacturing by funding modernization and training programs, enhancing job opportunities, and streamlining unemployment insurance oversight.

LB 306 enhances Nebraska's education by standardizing admissions, improving scholarship access, and requiring transparency in funding, including foreign sources.

Nebraska LB 197 moves initial unemployment determinations to the Department of Labor and expands redeterminations to include BAM audit findings, speeding decisions.

LB 262 creates a separate appropriation to fund Nebraska senators’ salaries for 2025–27 (49 at $12,000/year) plus employer payroll costs, via the Legislative Council.