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Gov. Pillen outlines some funding levers in his quest to lower Nebraska property taxes
BEATRICE — Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen said Friday he hopes to trim state spending by at least $500 million in the next couple of years and capture more federal dollars for property tax relief. Pillen made those commitments at the third of his property tax town halls, echoing a previous plan for tax relief that […] The post Gov. Pillen outlines some funding levers in his quest to lower Nebraska property taxes appeared first on Nebraska Examiner.
Rural county board acts to prevent duplicated broadband efforts
LINCOLN — A rural Nebraska county board has voted to do something a state commission had declined to do, which is to prevent a duplication of taxpayer funds to deploy broadband internet. The decision by the Gage County Board came after two state senators urged board members to avoid...
🚧 Construction Update: Road Work Reported Near Crete, West of Lincoln, NE
The time displayed is local to the original 511 traffic site in Nebraska. Local motorists should be aware of reported road construction occurring between MM 386 and Exit 388 along NE 103, approximately 10 miles west of Lincoln, Nebraska. The report originates from a user of the Waze navigation app and was automatically created within the NE 511 system. The Nebraska Department of Transportation (NDOT) has noted that while this information has been made available to the public, they cannot vouch for its complete accuracy. Drivers in the vicinity of the mentioned areas should exercise caution and expect potential delays due to construction activities. Commuters may want to consider alternative routes or allow for extra travel time. This construction update is pertinent to those traveling in and around Seward County and Crete, NE.
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