Pillen reissues order allowing hay, supply deliveries to Nebraska wildfire-hit areas
Gov. Jim Pillen reissued an executive order July 15 allowing continued delivery of hay and other supplies to Nebraska areas ravaged by wildfires.
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Nebraska governor directs agencies to pursue additional spending reductions
Gov. Jim Pillen’s July 8 memo directs Nebraska agencies, boards and commissions to curb specified spending, seek operational savings and start monthly savings reporting July 31.
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Nebraska governor ends ImagiNE tax-incentive access for data centers
Gov. Jim Pillen signed Executive Order 26-17 on July 20, ending data centers’ access to tax incentives under the ImagiNE Nebraska Act.
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Nebraska signs law targeting foreign threats to infrastructure, agriculture and communications networks
Nebraska’s LB 1096 sets statewide foreign-threat protections, including a Nov. 8, 2026, deadline for communications providers to remove prohibited foreign-vendor equipment from towers.
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Nebraska executive order directs administration of ImagiNE incentives amid large-project power pressures
Gov. Jim Pillen issued Executive Order 26-17 on July 20, setting a state executive-branch framework for the responsible administration of economic-development incentives under the ImagiNE Nebraska Act.
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Nebraska governor directs further state spending reductions and compliance reviews
Gov. Jim Pillen announced a July 8 memorandum directing further reductions in Nebraska state spending and outlining processes intended to ensure agency compliance. The available announcement does not identify a statewide dollar target, agency-specific reductions or an implementation deadline.
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Nebraska ends tax incentives for new data centers and launches resource-impact review
Gov. Jim Pillen’s executive order bars new data-center projects from receiving ImagiNE Nebraska Act tax credits and directs a state task force to examine water, land and electricity concerns.
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Nebraska Governor Orders 5% Aggregate Agency Allotment Reduction
Nebraska agencies must reduce aggregate monthly allotments, seek approval for most hires and submit fiscal-restraint plans by July 31 as the state confronts new budget pressure.