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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Omaha World-Herald: Metropolitan Utilities District customers may notice a difference in the taste of their tap water, an MUD spokeswoman said Monday.Flooding, increased snowmelt and rainfall all are factors, Tracey Christensen said. “Although the district has not increased the amount of chlorine in the water, we have increased the amount of time the chlorine is…
Sioux City Journal: FEMA representative Michelle Oliva is becoming quite knowledgeable about Woodbury County. She and a crew of about a dozen Federal Emergency Management Agency workers went door-to-door in Sioux City Monday afternoon, assisting people in registering for disaster assistance from recent flooding. On March 23, President Donald Trump issued an expedited major disaster…
KRVN 880 Rural Radio: The Lower Loup Natural Resources District is now offering free water testing to well owners whose supply wells were encroached upon by flood waters. The NRD will test for bacteria in the samples dropped off at the NRD headquarters, 2620 Airport Drive, in Ord. Lower Loup NRD General Manager Russell Callan…
Omaha World-Herald: Every day, Omaha is being forced to dump about 65 million gallons of raw, untreated sewage into the Papillion Creek, near the mouth of the Missouri River. The putrid flow is expected to continue for weeks, if not months, until repairs can be made to the city’s flooded wastewater treatment plant near Bellevue….
