NebraskaProposal would limit how many trade development districts Nebraska allows
The proposal would limit Nebraska’s inland port districts, which are areas for trade-related development, but the proposed number is unclear.
What it does
The proposal would limit inland port districts statewide. The text shows both six and five without clear markings, so the proposed number cannot be confirmed.
Argument forA clear statewide limit could help cities and counties decide whether to pursue plans for trade development districts.
Argument againstA statewide cap could block a community’s proposed trade development district even when it meets the state’s review criteria.
More detail
The proposal would limit the number of inland port districts allowed statewide. The limit would cover inland port districts across Nebraska, which are areas intended for trade-related development. A proposed inland port authority must meet the Nebraska Department of Economic Development’s review criteria and fit within the statewide limit to be created.
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Where it stands
- Introduced
- Postponed indefinitely
Looking ahead
No hearings or votes scheduled.
History
- 2026
- Apr 17Indefinitely postponedPostponed indefinitely
- Apr 17Provisions/portions of LB915 amended into LB1114 by AM2360
- Feb 10Notice of hearing for February 17, 2026
- Jan 14Quick name added
- Jan 13Referred to Urban Affairs CommitteeMinor
- Jan 12Kauth FA575 filedMinor
- Jan 9Date of introductionIntroduced
Economy & JobsTrade