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Political subdivisions must evaluate and rank proposals for a construction management at risk contract, and school districts and construction managers must file contract documents and later changes within 30 days of the relevant event.
United States — Nebraska
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A political subdivision must send proposals to a selection committee, and the committee must have at least five designated members.
United States — Nebraska
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This section lets a political subdivision handle unsolicited proposals, require competing proposals after a merit finding, charge a fee up to $500, and use funds or enter a public-private partnership contract for qualifying proposals.
United States — Nebraska
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Certain construction-related contracts may allow later refinements and project changes, but refinements must stay within the project statement for the request for proposals; that limit does not apply to public-private partnership contracts.
United States — Nebraska
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This provision says the Act does not reduce existing statutory or regulatory bonding or insurance requirements.
United States — Nebraska
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Political subdivisions generally may not use certain alternative construction contracts for road, street, or highway projects, but they may use them for water, wastewater, utility, or sewer construction projects.
United States — Nebraska
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A municipality or county generally may not require a hired peace officer to produce or disclose personal financial records, unless there is a valid search warrant or subpoena.
United States — Nebraska
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Municipalities and counties generally may not publicly release a photo of a peace officer who is under investigation unless the officer gives written permission.
United States — Nebraska
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Municipalities and counties may not place certain disciplinary actions or correspondence in a peace officer’s personnel record unless the officer gets a copy first; the officer must sign a receipt acknowledgment for a copied disciplinary action.
United States — Nebraska
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Municipalities and counties may not fire, discipline, or threaten to fire or discipline a peace officer in retaliation for the officer exercising certain listed rights.
United States — Nebraska
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Cities of the first class and county sheriffs must adopt rules for removing, suspending, or demoting peace officers, and the rules must include notice, hearing, evidence, recording, and appeal procedures.
United States — Nebraska
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A county government in a county containing part or all of a city of the first class is strongly encouraged to prepare a comprehensive development plan, adopt zoning and subdivision regulations, and start an organized, staffed enforcement program.
United States — Nebraska
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Certain county and city governments must help nearby smaller municipalities enforce zoning and subdivision rules when asked.
United States — Nebraska
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County boards and city or village governing bodies may create and fund emergency medical services, but they must give 10 days’ notice and hold a public hearing first.
United States — Nebraska
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Cities, villages, school districts, townships, and counties may work with other public entities to acquire and operate recreational facilities, and may levy a park and recreation tax for that purpose.
United States — Nebraska
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Cities, villages, school districts, and counties have power to receive certain real estate, money, personal property, and other donations for the purposes in section 13-304.
United States — Nebraska
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The county board may hire employees, appoint a park and recreation board, and issue bonds for these purposes, but bonds need voter approval and must meet notice, maturity, and interest limits.
United States — Nebraska
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If voters approve the submitted question or questions, the county board must act accordingly. Each county also has the power of eminent domain to acquire property for the purposes in section 13-304, exercised by the county board under sections 76-704 to 76-724.
United States — Nebraska
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A municipal corporation may contract with any person and provide funds for home-delivered meals for the elderly and senior volunteer programs.
United States — Nebraska
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For sections 13-308 and 13-309, “municipal corporation” means a county, township, city, or village meeting the stated formation conditions.