Indefinitely postponed — died in committee

Call on the City of Lincoln and the Nebraska State Capitol Environs Commission to place stop signs on the corners of Fourteenth Street and Lincoln Mall

LR40 · Nebraska Legislature · 109th Legislature (2025-2026)

Sponsor	Sen. Tom Brandt (District 32) (Introduced 02/05/2025)
Sponsor Ranking	Nebraska's Legislature is officially nonpartisan, and no published ideology measurement of its members is in our database - so none is shown. This page shows how members voted, never where anyone places them.
Committees	Referred to Executive Board; Referred to Reference Committee
Latest Action	04/17/2026 Indefinitely postponed
Roll Call Votes	There have been no roll call votes
Source	view on nebraskalegislature.gov →

Text (1)

• Introduced (application/pdf)

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All Actions (8)

Date	Actor	All Actions
04/17/2026	legislature	Indefinitely postponed
01/07/2026	legislature	Title printed. Carryover resolution
04/15/2025	legislature	Reported to the Legislature for further consideration
02/28/2025	legislature	Notice of hearing for March 18, 2025
02/11/2025	legislature	Referred to Executive Board
02/05/2025	legislature	Laid over
02/05/2025	legislature	Referred to Reference Committee
02/05/2025	legislature	Date of introduction

Votes (0)

There have been no roll call votes on this bill.

Sponsors (1)

• Sen. Tom Brandt [District 32] — primary sponsor

Amendments (0)

There are no amendments to this bill.

Fiscal Notes & Statements (2)

• Committee Statement — Committee Statement
• Statement of Intent — Statement of Intent

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Committees (2)

Committee	Referred
Referred to Executive Board	02/11/2025
Referred to Reference Committee	02/05/2025

Related Bills (0)

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