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United States — Nebraska
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A county may pay the premium for an approved surety bond for certain county officers, and the obligor must refund any unearned premium if the bond term ends early for specified reasons.
United States — Nebraska
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Certain county deputies or employees who must post bond have to furnish a surety-company bond approved by the county board, or the county board may instead arrange a blanket corporate surety bond.
United States — Nebraska
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If the bonds are executed and approved, the county board must direct the county clerk to issue warrants to pay the bond premiums from the county general fund.
United States — Nebraska
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If the State Treasurer posts the required bond through an authorized surety company and the Governor approves it, the state must pay the bond premium.
United States — Nebraska
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After the bond is executed, the Director of Administrative Services must draw a warrant to pay the premium, and the State Treasurer must countersign it.
United States — Nebraska
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A person required to post a bond or similar obligation may agree with sureties to place covered money or assets in an approved depository for safekeeping, subject to withdrawal limits.
United States — Nebraska
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The Risk Manager must set bond or insurance terms in some cases, approve sureties, arrange blanket coverage for state employees, and pay premiums from the State Insurance Fund; the Secretary of State and Attorney General also have approval duties for certain bond forms and bonds.
United States — Nebraska
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A bond or commercial insurance required by the Risk Manager is not treated as the officers’ or employees’ official bond or policy, and it benefits only the State of Nebraska unless the bond or policy says otherwise.
United States — Nebraska
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The State of Nebraska must pay certain premiums only from appropriated funds and only on the Risk Manager’s order.
United States — Nebraska
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The Risk Manager must electronically file a complete list of bonded officers and employees, including each bond amount, with the Clerk of the Legislature during each regular legislative session.
United States — Nebraska
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A municipality that operates a cemetery may borrow money and pledge municipal property or credit for cemetery enlargement or improvement, up to 5% of taxable valuation.
United States — Nebraska
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The bonds must be payable within 20 years from the date and may bear interest up to 6% per year, paid annually.
United States — Nebraska
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An election may not be held until a petition signed by at least 10% of the municipality’s legal voters is presented to the city council or board of trustees.
United States — Nebraska
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A municipality that operates a cemetery outside its corporate limits may extend water service to that cemetery.
United States — Nebraska
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Wyuka Cemetery is treated as a public charitable corporation, and its trustees have management, reporting, appointment, and certain operational powers and duties.
United States — Nebraska
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A Wyuka Cemetery trustee with a potential conflict of interest must promptly file a written statement, give a copy to the records keeper, and abstain from participating or voting on the matter.
United States — Nebraska
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The trustees must set aside and dedicate the described cemetery portion in Lincoln for burial-related use, and that area is under joint control of the Wyuka Cemetery trustees and the Department of Health and Human Services.
United States — Nebraska
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The trustees may make cemetery rules, must reserve part of each burial lot sale for permanent cemetery maintenance, and must control investment and custody of the fund.
United States — Nebraska
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A limited parcel of land in Wyuka Cemetery is dedicated for use as a soldiers burial ground, and the cemetery trustees may dedicate other suitable cemetery land for the same purpose.
United States — Nebraska
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Soldiers burial grounds must follow Wyuka Cemetery rules and be jointly controlled by the trustees and designated committees or officers.