Legislative leaders optimistic about Nebraska's fiscal health after careful spending

LINCOLN — Top Nebraska state senators say they feel comfortable with the level of state reserves they left behind in 2024 and beyond after carefully considering spending requests during this year’s legislative session. Nebraska lawmakers are statutorily required to have a balanced budget and are projected to end the next fiscal year, on June 30, 2025, […] The post Legislative leaders optimistic about Nebraska’s fiscal health after careful spending appeared first on Nebraska Examiner.

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