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United States — Nebraska
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Lottery conduct requires a department-issued license, and applicants must use the department’s form.
United States — Nebraska
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Lottery-related licenses expire on set dates, may be renewed biennially, and renewal applications must be filed with the department at least 60 days before expiration.
United States — Nebraska
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Lottery workers need an application filed with the department, and applicants must keep information current and follow licensing and disclosure rules.
United States — Nebraska
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A keno writer with no direct responsibility for selecting numbers is not treated as a lottery worker and does not need a license under the Nebraska County and City Lottery Act.
United States — Nebraska
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You need a manufacturer-distributor license before making, selling, printing, or distributing lottery equipment or supplies in the state.
United States — Nebraska
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Certain manufacturer-distributors selling lottery equipment or supplies in the state must appoint a resident agent and file the agent’s details with the department.
United States — Nebraska
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A manufacturer-distributor must get departmental approval for lottery supplies before offering or marketing them in Nebraska for use in a lottery under the Nebraska County and City Lottery Act.
United States — Nebraska
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Manufacturer-distributors must get department approval before offering or marketing lottery equipment in Nebraska, and the department may require advance payment of examination costs.
United States — Nebraska
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Lottery supplies must be made to comply with the Act and related rules on manufacturing, assembly, printing, and packaging.
United States — Nebraska
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A lottery ticket’s individual purchase price cannot be more than $100.
United States — Nebraska
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Manufacturer-distributors must keep specified sales information and provide it to the department when requested.
United States — Nebraska
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A manufacturer-distributor is barred from getting or holding licenses for other lottery or gambling activities, and the manufacturer-distributor and related persons are barred from playing in or helping run lotteries or other regulated gambling, except for limited statutory duties and listed section-based exceptions.
United States — Nebraska
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Lottery equipment and supplies may be sold or leased only to specified licensed Nebraska entities, and purchases may be made only from Nebraska-licensed manufacturer-distributors.
United States — Nebraska
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Licensed manufacturer-distributors must keep detailed records, allow department inspection, and retain the records for at least three years after the end of the fiscal year.
United States — Nebraska
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Some lottery operator applicants, licensees, and certain county, city, or village officials must not have direct or indirect connections or interests in specified lottery-related businesses or operators.
United States — Nebraska
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Local governments must set and use qualification standards for lottery sales outlet locations, and approved locations must be licensed by the department before lottery activity begins.
United States — Nebraska
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Counties, cities, and villages may use local resolution or ordinance to tax, regulate, control, or prohibit lotteries in their area, but counties cannot do this inside city or village limits.
United States — Nebraska
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If a city or village annexes an area where a county is lawfully running a lottery, the county may keep running it for a limited time, and the lottery remains subject to the city or village’s taxes, regulations, and controls.
United States — Nebraska
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Licensed counties, cities, or villages are exempt from the Uniform Disposition of Unclaimed Property Act for unclaimed lottery prizes only.
United States — Nebraska
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People under 19 may not take part in covered lotteries, and certain lottery workers and related owners/officers are also barred or may be barred from playing.