June 10, 2021 •
Nebraska Legislature Adjourns Sine Die
Nebraska Capitol Building
The 2021 session of the 107th Nebraska Legislature has adjourned sine die June 10. Gov. Pete Ricketts addressed lawmakers, who overrode three of his vetoes. Ricketts praised senators for approving nearly $1.7 billion in property tax relief over the next […]
The 2021 session of the 107th Nebraska Legislature has adjourned sine die June 10.
Gov. Pete Ricketts addressed lawmakers, who overrode three of his vetoes.
Ricketts praised senators for approving nearly $1.7 billion in property tax relief over the next two years.
The governor said the legislature’s quick and decisive action also empowered state agencies to respond effectively to the challenges posed by the coronavirus pandemic.
The Legislature is scheduled to convene in early fall for a special legislative session to complete the 2021 redistricting process.
The 2022 legislature is scheduled to convene January 5.
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