NRDs are multi-county governments organized along major watersheds with broad responsibilities to protect and enhance our state’s natural resources. Major Nebraska river basins form the boundaries enabling the NRDs to respond best to local needs. Elected boards govern districts. Much of the funding for resources management programs and projects come from property taxes generally amounting to less than two percent of property taxes collected in the area served by the district.
Governor Ricketts last night officially signed LB 177 into law, extending the Papio-Missouri River Natural Resources District’s bonding authority for five years … Continue reading Governor Signs Bill into Law Extending Bonding Authority for the Papio NRD
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Bill Extending Bonding Authority Advances – One Final Step To Go Legislative Bill 177 today passed Final Reading with no debate on … Continue reading Decision Now Up to Governor on Future of Flood Control Projects
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Sorry folks, we know this is not the news you want to hear. All of the Papio NRD river access … Continue reading River Access Sites Closed Indefinitely Due to Flooding
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