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Nebraska could be ditching juvenile court fees

Nebraska could be ditching juvenile court fees
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Nebraska could be ditching juvenile court fees

Nebraska could be ditching juvenile court fees
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United statesJason witmerTim hruzaRaymond durhamWendy deboerNebraska legislatureCommission on public advocacyNebraska state bar associationNebraska judicial branchSenator wendy deboerPublic advocacy

Nebraska lawmakers chafe at HHS diverting $6 million from child welfare payment boost

Nebraska lawmakers last year dedicated $15 million of federal pandemic recovery money to increasing payment rates for foster care, family support, group homes and other child welfare services.

United statesAnna wishartPegg siemek ascheMike mcdonnellRyan stantonTim hruzaLincoln senJim pillenAndrew keckOffice of probation administrationFamily coalitionHuman servicesNova treatment community in omahaFamily coalition of nebraskaChild service providersAppropriations committee

Bill would allow state to issue bonds to help complete important road projects

A new bill, LB706, would allow the state to issue bonds funded by the Build Nebraska Act to help complete important road projects.

United statesTim hruzaBrian sloanJim pillenCapital improvement fundNebraska chamberKansas stateGovernor jim pillenNebraska highway capital improvement fundBuild nebraska actNebraska chapterAssociated general contractorsHighway construction

Abortion restrictions advance; Pillen endorses bonding for roads

The Health and Human Services Committee advanced a proposal to limit access to abortions, and Gov. Jim Pillen endorsed a bill that would allow the state to borrow up to $450 million to speed up road construction.

United statesJoni albrechtVicki kramerDwight eisenhowerBen hansenTim hruzaPete rickettsMachaela cavanaughJim pillenNebraska department of transportationRevenue committeeLegislature healthHuman service committeeRevenue committee wednesdayInterstate highwayPresident dwight eisenhower