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NE LB981
Bill
Status
1/12/2026
Primary Sponsor
Urban Affairs Committee
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AI Summary
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Metropolitan class cities gain authority to require housing authorities to comply with city rental inspection and registration ordinances, code enforcement, and inspection of residential rental properties
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Housing agencies must inspect units for bed bugs within 10 days of a complaint, including adjacent units, and provide remediation within 21 days; agencies cannot rent units with known infestations and must disclose infestations in adjacent units to prospective tenants
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Housing agencies must submit semi-annual reports to the metropolitan class city and the Urban Affairs Committee covering pest control activities, eviction filings, complaints and resolutions, vacancy rates, and board meeting updates
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Complaint process for metropolitan class housing agencies is enhanced to require regular status updates to complainants, reports to commissioners at every board meeting on complaint numbers, nature, inspection status, and unfilled inspector positions
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Housing agencies bear responsibility for all costs of investigating and remediating bed bug infestations, with records of complaints and control measures maintained for two years
Legislative Description
Provide powers to cities of the metropolitan class to regulate housing authorities and change provisions of the Nebraska Housing Agency Act
Last Action
Notice of hearing for February 03, 2026
1/27/2026