We specialize in representing a variety of governmental entities, including cities, counties, natural resources districts, public power and irrigation districts, and the State of Nebraska. Our government law practice includes both full service and case-specific representation. We understand the unique challenges, constraints, and operations of governmental entities to effectively represent their interests and the interests of their constituents.
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Sioux City Journal: Oil leaking from a tanker truck at a Boyden co-op has caused a blue-colored oily sheen in a creek running past the town. The Iowa Department of Natural Resources traced the source of the leak to the truck at the Farmers Co-op Society in Boyden. The co-op manager estimated than about 1,100…
The Columbus Telegram: The amount of water being released into the lower Missouri River will remain elevated at the start of the year, but should return to normal levels throughout 2019. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers says the amount of water being released from Gavins Point Dam on the Nebraska-South Dakota border was recently…
Sioux City Journal: The Sioux City Council will decide Monday whether to award contracts to two construction companies to demolish an aging storage tank and construct a new water main on the city’s west side. The project will connect the Western Hills pressure zone with the Indian Hills pressure zone, creating a single zone. It…
