This bill allocates $118,000 from the General Fund for each of the fiscal years 2026-27 and 2027-28 to the Nebraska State Department of Education. The funds are designated to support the implementation of Legislative Bill 841, which was passed in the 2026 legislative session. The appropriation specifically prohibits using these funds for employee salaries, temporary staff wages, or per diem expenses. This measure provides financial resources to the department without directly altering the underlying policy provisions of the related bill.
This bill appropriates $1 from the General Fund and $1 from the Nebraska State Patrol Cash Fund for fiscal years 2025-26 and 2026-27 to support the implementation of Legislative Bill 1235. The funds are designated for Program 100 within the Nebraska State Patrol and cover permanent and temporary salaries and per diems. The legislation declares an emergency to take effect immediately upon passage.
This bill appropriates $0 for fiscal year 2025-26 and $1 for fiscal year 2026-27 from the Behavioral Health Services Fund to the Department of Health and Human Services to support Legislative Bill 901. The funds are restricted to non-salary expenses and cannot be used for permanent or temporary employee salaries or per diems. Declared an emergency, the bill takes effect immediately upon passage and is part of a legislative package addressing behavioral health services funding.
This bill allocates state funding to support the implementation of Legislative Bill 759, which addresses environmental management issues. It directs $830,000 from the Department of Water, Energy, and Environment Cash Fund for two fiscal years to fund Program 334, and an additional $600,000 from livestock and solid waste management funds for Program 513. The money is restricted from being used for employee salaries and per diems, ensuring it supports program operations rather than personnel costs. These appropriations enable the Department of Water, Energy, and Environment to carry out the specific provisions established in the related environmental legislation.
This bill updates funding allocations for Nebraska state agencies for the 2026 fiscal year, specifically adjusting appropriations for the Department of Labor and the Department of Economic Development. It increases budget amounts for workforce development programs, employment services, and business incentive initiatives while maintaining designated funding sources for each purpose. The legislation amends previous appropriation laws to reflect these financial changes and includes provisions for reappropriating any unspent funds from the prior fiscal year.
This bill appropriates $7,500 from the Judges Expense Fund for fiscal year 2026-27 to the Public Employees Retirement Board to support the implementation of Legislative Bill 1101. The funding is restricted from being used for permanent or temporary state employee salaries or per diems. An emergency clause allows the bill to take effect immediately upon passage. The legislation was introduced in March 2026 and was later moved to be combined with other appropriation bills.
This bill allocates $1.65 million in state funds to the Nebraska Department of Education to support the implementation of Legislative Bill 1050 over the 2026-2027 and 2027-2028 fiscal years. The money comes from the General Fund and is restricted from being used for employee salaries or travel expenses. An emergency clause is included to allow the bill to take effect immediately upon approval. The legislation directly affects the state education department and any programs funded under LB 1050.
This bill proposes allocating $0 from the General Fund for fiscal years 2026-27 and 2027-28 to the Department of Health and Human Services to support the implementation of Legislative Bill 867. The legislation includes a spending cap on salaries and per diems, though no specific dollar amounts are currently designated. This bill is procedural in nature, serving only to provide funding authorization for another piece of legislation rather than establishing new policy on its own. The bill has been indefinitely postponed and its appropriations are intended to be included in a separate bill, LB1209.
This bill appropriates $105,300 from the Department of Revenue Enforcement Fund for Fiscal Year 2026-27 to the Department of Revenue's Program 102, specifically to support Legislative Bill 1110 (the main bill it references). It prohibits using these funds for state employee salaries or per diems and takes effect on July 1, 2026. This is a procedural funding measure, not a policy change.
This bill appropriates $734,591 for fiscal year 2026-27 and $377,923 for 2027-28 from the General Fund to the Nebraska Department of Revenue’s Program 102. The funds are specifically designated to support implementation of Legislative Bill 873 (the referenced bill, not detailed here). The bill also limits total salary and per diem expenses for this program to $268,000 in 2026-27 and $276,200 in 2027-28. It directly affects the Department of Revenue’s budget for Program 102, enabling resource allocation for the related legislative initiative.
This proposed constitutional amendment changes how Nebraska property taxes are calculated. It establishes two valuation methods for real property: "fair market value" (determined by assessors) and "taxable market value" (used for baseline tax liability), while capping annual tax increases at a set percentage for most properties. It includes key exceptions for agricultural and horticultural land, allowing separate tax treatment that doesn't require uniformity with other property types. The amendment also addresses emergency tax levies and eliminates conflicting existing constitutional provisions related to property taxation.
Nebraska's LB 907 prohibits law enforcement officers from entering nonpublic areas of designated community safe spaces (like hospitals, schools, libraries, shelters, and religious facilities) to enforce immigration law without a judicial warrant. The bill requires officers to obtain a search warrant issued by a judge or an arrest warrant if they know the person subject to the warrant is present. Evidence collected in violation of this law would be inadmissible in Nebraska courts. The measure takes immediate effect as an emergency.
