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Nov 10, 2026
Tree and brush removal at 14 watershed structures in Otoe and Johnson Counties, Nebraska.
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City
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Tecumseh
County
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Johnson
Address
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62161 Us Highway 136
Phone Number
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(402) 335-3325
Zip Code
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68450
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Nemaha Natural Resources District
The board meeting included reports from staff, the Natural Resources Conservation Service, and the Nebraska Association of Resources Districts. Financial matters included the approval of the FY2026 audit report and the potential amendment to the FY27 budget to account for DWEE funds. Program and project actions involved extending Soil and Water Conservation Program (SWCP) application deadlines for specific projects, cancelling another, and approving bids for rip rap placement and delivery on four watershed structures. The board also approved an agreement with AquaIQ for data collection and updated the Staff and Director Awards Policy.
The board meeting covered several key administrative and operational items. Scholarship recipients presented experiences from the Adventure Camp About the Environment. The board reviewed agency reports from the Natural Resources Conservation Service, Nebraska Association of Resources Districts, and Nebraska Natural Resources Commission. Committee actions included approval of a well permit, authorization for a grant application for the Watchable Wildlife project at Kirkman's Cove, and discussion of NARD resolutions regarding chemigation programs, payroll publication, and bonding authority. The board also approved the FY27 budget and the resolution to set the property tax request.
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The board meeting covered several significant operational and financial topics. Discussions included presentations on high-capacity well permit review protocols and hydrogeological evaluation guidance. The board reviewed and approved final draft changes to groundwater rules and regulations. Regarding operations, the board discussed future planning for recreation areas. Financially, the committee reviewed the FY27 budget planning process, approved the consolidation of sinking funds into the Recreation Maintenance Sinking Fund, and approved a 1% increase to the restricted fund allowance in the FY27 budget. Additionally, the board moved to show interest in an agreement for a Technical Service Provider position with the NRCS.
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