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·Nebraska Game and Parks Commission
31 31 ...... Construction Construction and and Opations Opations
50 50 ...... 24 24 ...... Wildlife Wildlife ...... Enforcement Enforcement Law Law
48 48 ...... 22 22 ...... ces ces rvi ... Se ...... Resource Resource . . . .. Education Education Information Information & &
46 46 ...... Realty Realty 18 18 ...... Division Division Fisheries Fisheries
44 44 ...... g g 13 13 mmin a r g Pro ...... Planning Planning .. . & & ...... Engineering Engineering
37 37 ...... Parks. Parks. 7 7 ...... Fiscal. Fiscal. Budget Budget & &
35 35 5 5 ...... ion ion s ...... Divi . n n o ti ... a . Educ Outdoor Outdoor Administration Administration
CONTENTS CONTENTS OF OF TABLE TABLE
Commission Commission s s k r Pa and and e e am a G a k s bra e N
tor tor ec Dir , , y hone a M . . T e e Eugen
7982. 7982. 22, 22, April April began began which which
J J 76. 76. term term second second his his to to appointed appointed was was He He 7 9 9 7 22, 22, u/y u/y
effective effective Commission, Commission, Parks Parks and and Game Game the the of of ·director ·director
as as term term year year - six a a to to appointed appointed was was Mahoney Mahoney T. T. Eugene Eugene
e. e. tur a n f o world world the the in in role role his his of of appreciation appreciation man's man's cultivate cultivate To To 5: 5: GOAL GOAL
. . e pl eo p e e th f f o benefit benefit maximum maximum for for resources resources wildlife wildlife manage manage To To : : 4 GOAL GOAL
opportunities. opportunities. recreation recreation outdoor outdoor provide provide To To 3: 3: GOAL GOAL
. . ska a br e N of of s s r e t a w nd nd s a s land the the in in environment environment diverse diverse and and rich rich a a maintain maintain To To 2: 2: GOAL GOAL
r. r. e nn a m objective objective nd nd a nt nt e i c ffi e an an in in programs programs and and licies licies o p all all implement implement and and for for plan plan To To 1: 1: GOAL GOAL
people. people.
the the of of s s t es r e int m m ter - g n o l t t es b e e th in in resources resources recreation recreation outdoor outdoor and and park park wildlife, wildlife, state's state's of of Husbandry Husbandry PURPOSE PURPOSE
3 3
son son hn o n J n Ke ...... • ...... ife ife Wildl
wards wards d E . . K ld ld aro H ...... • • ...... • • Services Services rce rce u so Re
Whiteley Whiteley . . M Delvin Delvin ...... Programming Programming and and Planning Planning
Duncan Duncan es es l ar h C ...... Parks
ohnson ohnson J Earl Earl ...... Construction. Construction. and and Operations Operations
r r e l Schaep Don Don ...... Enforcement Enforcement Law Law
ster ster MacAlli ames ames J ...... cation u Ed and and n n io nforma.t I I
Thomas Thomas Robert Robert ...... • • • • eries eries h s i F
Sandahl Sandahl n n ea D ...... • . . • ...... Engineering Engineering
a a Hann ) ) ck (Ja . . D e e Lyl . . . . • • ...... Fiscal Fiscal nd nd a Budget Budget
s s Morri Larry Larry ...... Administration Administration
CHIEFS CHIEFS DIVISION DIVISION
Bree Bree R. R. e e Dal
. . Jr Bailey, Bailey, . . J William William
Amack Amack ex ex R W. W.
RECTORS RECTORS DI DI ANT ANT ASSIST ASSIST
oney oney Mah T. T. e e n ge u E
DIRECTOR DIRECTOR
Kimball Kimball s, s, Juelf Stan Stan ...... •.•..... Vil Vil District District
ll ll e Burw Costello, Costello, ey ey hirl S ...... VI VI ct ct i str Di
exington exington L Prasch, Prasch, hard hard c Ri ...... V District District
utton utton S n, n, a Hultm Earl Earl ...... IV District District
Creek Creek Silver Silver Cowgill, Cowgill, Bruce Bruce Dr. Dr...... Ill Ill District District
Omaha Omaha er, er, inn Sk ckey ckey Mi C. C...... 11. 11. strict strict Di
Lincoln Lincoln ght, ght, Wri E. E. Charles Charles ...... I . . I rict rict st Di
COMMISSIONERS COMMISSIONERS
COMMISSION COMMISSION PARKS PARKS AND AND GAME GAME NEBRASKA NEBRASKA
5 5
. . ng i fly e e m i ghtt i n of of rs rs hou 65 65 . 40 nd nd g a g n flyi e e m ti day
of of rs rs
hou
11.65 11.65 2
of of
consisted consisted s s hour
These These . . rs hou 252.30 252.30 of of total total a a flown flown was was rplane rplane i a ub ub C er er up S The The
Report Report Operations Operations ane ane pl Air Cub Cub r r Supe 1982 1982
s s Operation aft aft rcr Ai
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compute
entomology, entomology,
n, n, esig d mental mental ri pe ex lture, lture, u rtic ho tics, tics, is at st o i b ology, ology, rasit pa , , ics m econo
ecology, ecology,
l l
anima
safety, safety, ·
nclude i g g n i
n trai of of es es Exampl . . m a r g ro p ce ce an ist ass on on i t i tu he he t ough ough r th k k r wo course course
evel evel e-l
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ciali e
p s
and and
courses courses ort ort h s ops, ops, h ks r wo in in led led l enro were were oyees oyees mpl e , , r yea the the ng ng l r Du
s. s.
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o
mpl
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of of s s
up
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for for ops ops h ks r wo use use ho - n i ugh ugh ro h t et et m are are ds ds ee n g g in n i a r t d d se ba - d a Bro . . ops h s
work
and and
rs rs
na i m
se
rses, rses, u co
short short
of of ety ety vari n a a n i nroll nroll e ho ho w ers ers memb staff staff dual dual i v i nd i of of s s d ee n zed zed i cial pe s
g g in
meet
to to
rimarily rimarily
p
rected rected
di
are are
efforts efforts ing ing n i a tr , , se po r pu is is th ve ve le ach To To , , ty ili b si on p res h h ig h of of s s on ti
i
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fo
ees ees
mploy
e
ng ng
ri
prepa to to
d d an mance mance erfor p t t n rese p ng ng teri bet to to d d devote is is ng ng i n rai t e e c i Serv - In
aining aining r T -Service -Service n I
59 59 ayroll: ayroll: p allest allest m S
603 603 ll: ll: payro Largest Largest
275 275 oll: oll: r pay er er p oyees oyees pl em er er numb Average Average
$1,802,237.72 $1,802,237.72 aid: aid: p wages wages gross gross l l Tota ary ary r mpo Te
411 411 month: month: r r pe ees ees ploy em of of er er numb Average Average
94 94 . 3,137 04 $7, paid: paid: wages wages gross gross l l Tota ent ent n a m Per LLS: LLS: O YR PA
accidents. accidents.
vehicle vehicle motor motor 32 32 n n i d d e nvolv i were were s s employee n n issio mm Co Parks Parks nd nd a Game Game
, , $22,426.54
totalled totalled
oyees oyees
mpl
e
to to
paid paid
Compensation Compensation s s ' er Work 1982; 1982; n n i 53 53 . $77,211 State State the the cost cost ries ries ju in occupational occupational
om om fr
ting ting
ul
res s s l
il l b l
edica M . .
1982
in in ted ted repor s s nt accide -job -job he on-t ury ury inj ersonal ersonal p 76 76 of of total total a a _ were were There There
. .
cases
Compensation Compensation er's er's
Work eral eral v se n n o ent ent m anage M Risk Risk of of ffice ffice O the the with with ed ed r confer l l ~onne Per
. . ees
employ
of of
location location
and and
oyees oyees l
emp
of of sex sex s, s, n sitio po ver, ver, urno t personnel personnel efits, efits, n e b , , ries la sa g g n i d regar eys eys urv s
el el
nn
erso
p
to to n n
give e e
r
we
es es Repli . .
year the the hout hout g u ro h t applicants applicants ny ny a m tested tested nd nd a d d erviewe nt i lso lso a Personnel Personnel
. .
answered
nd nd a
received received
e e r e w
mation mation r nfo i career career and and ilities ilities b ssi po ent ent m ciy rripl e ori ori etters etters l s s u ero Num
. .
assifications l
rec position position
seven seven in in ted ted l resu Personnel Personnel of of nt nt e m rt pa e D State State e e h t by by reviews reviews Classification Classification
. .
employees)
(19 (19 6% 6% '. 4
was was
2 2
198 for for
turnover turnover Total Total s, s, n itio pos r r highe to to d d ote prom were were employees employees 9 9 and and ees) ees)
oy
mpl
e
temporary temporary
former former
were were these these of of (17 (17 982 982 1 n i employees employees permanent permanent ew ew n 18 18 d d re i h y y c n age The The
· · get. get. bud operational operational agency's agency's the the of of portion portion
services services l l a
n
erso
p
the the of of
preparation preparation and and ds ds recor l l e nn rso pe , , s n atio lu eva ce ce n a m erfor p , , rts po re accident accident ance, ance,
sur n
i t, t, n
etireme r
compensation, compensation,
worker's worker's ll, ll, ayro p of of administration administration include include Personnel Personnel of of s s unction F
Personnel Personnel
office. office. s s
or' ct Dire the the to to d d rovide p so so l a is is Assistance Assistance . . ces offi rict rict t is d the the n n i personnel personnel
clerical clerical
nd nd a
secretarial secretarial
nd nd a nts nts
assista staff staff (8) (8) nd nd a gs, gs, n i ld i bu office office central central the the of of switchboard switchboard telephone telephone
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ance ance n e nt i
Ma
{7) {7)
, , g n ssi
Proce Word Word (6) (6) Operations, Operations, Aircraft Aircraft (5) (5) ;- ng i n i Tra -service -service In · (4) (4) Audit, Audit,
l l a
Intern 3) 3)
( ory, ory, nt e
Inv
and and
Purchasing Purchasing (2) (2) ,- Personnel (1) (1) functions: functions: and and offices offices following following the the through through
n n
issio mm Co
the the in in with units units organizational organizational s s u vario the the for for ices ices v ser upport upport s provides provides Administration Administration
DIVISION DIVISION ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION
6 6
. . Stores Central Central Services Services Administrative Administrative of of Department Department from from es es li supp office office of of n n izatio util eased eased r Inc (8) (8)
. . Bureau
Services Services Transportation Transportation the the from from leased leased permanently permanently vehicles vehicles of of utilization utilization er er bett oward oward t ked ked r Wo (7) (7)
property. property. s s lu surp of of disposal disposal on on s s mphasi e d d rease Inc (6) (6)
contract. contract. under under items items those those of of purchase purchase for for savings savings monetary monetary
a a in in resulting resulting Services Services e e iv Administrat of of Department Department the the by by developed developed racts racts ont c of of e e s u in in Increase Increase (5) (5)
price. price. wagon wagon than tank tank than rather rather cheaper, cheaper, is is h h ic wh ce, ce, i pr trailer trailer at at tank tank bulk bulk Lincoln Lincoln
the the for for gasoline gasoline of of purchase purchase uted uted it Inst area. area. Lincoln Lincoln the the in in fuel fuel diesel diesel d d an gasoline gasoline of of hase hase c ur P (4) (4)
work. work. per per a p ce ce du re
and and needs needs field field expedite expedite to to $300 $300 under under value value of of s s upplie s and and materials materials of of ses ses cha r pu of of ng ng i n li m Strea (3) (3)
. . savings monetary monetary on on emphasis emphasis with with contracts contracts service service of of cords cords re and and l l Contro (2) (2)
. . 1976 July, July, to to prior prior equipment equipment of of purchases purchases all all of of zation zation i computer of of undertaking undertaking nd nd a ases ases h c
r pu current current on on s s rd co re date date - up-to including including keeping keeping record record inventory inventory in in program program aggressive aggressive An An (1) (1)
e: e: lud inc inventory inventory and and purchasing purchasing to to relating relating s s Activitie
Inventory Inventory and and Purchasing Purchasing
$5,254.61 $5,254.61 TOTAL TOTAL
1,863.03 1,863.03 89.40 89.40 40000 40000 Enforcement Enforcement Law Law
41.64 41.64 2.00 2.00 70-336-70000 70-336-70000 13 13 Crane Crane Whooping Whooping
305.01 305.01 65 65 . 14 0000 0000 -7 1370-336 Count Count ern ern T
264.41 264.41 12.70 12.70 70-336-70000 70-336-70000 13 13 Count Count Falcon Falcon Prairie Prairie
47.89 47.89 2.30 2.30 R R - Survey Survey 15 - W Drainage Drainage Grassland Grassland Ogallala Ogallala
1,262.73 1,262.73 60.65 60.65 90015 90015 Count Count Antelope Antelope
36.44 36.44 1.75 1.75 90015 90015 Count Count se se Hou Muskrat Muskrat
43.72 43.72 2.10 2.10 90015 90015 Count Count Deer Deer
58.30 58.30 2.80 2.80 90015 90015 Count Count Eagle Eagle
10 10 . 16 335,20 335,20 70000 70000 Depredation Depredation Antelope Antelope
24 24 , 996 $ $ 47.85 47.85 Count Count 90015 90015 Waterfowl Waterfowl
Time Time Cost Cost Flying Flying Number Number Account Account Rental Rental of of Purpose Purpose
of of Hours Hours
damages. damages. ated ated liquid in in $29.00 $29.00 and and costs costs court court $301.00 $301.00 fines, fines, in in $885,00 $885,00
paid paid and and ty ty il gu found found all all were were tried tried cases cases nineteen nineteen The The 1983. 1983. to to over over carried carried were were cases cases these these of of Seven Seven
1982. 1982. in in airplane airplane the the of of use use the the with with made made cases cases biolation biolation aw aw l game game and and fish fish six six twenty twenty were were There There
costs. costs. court court $24.00 $24.00 and and fines fines in in $100.00 $100.00 paid paid and and guilty guilty
found found were were these these of of Both Both 1981. 1981. from from over over carried carried cases cases violation violation law law game game and and fish fish two two were were There There
enforcement, enforcement, law law game game
and and fish fish and and complaints, complaints, depredation depredation antelope antelope counts, counts, surveys, surveys, various various for for used used was was airplane airplane The The
depreciation. depreciation. and and ranee ranee insu insu
include include not not does does cost cost This This year. year. the the for for hour hour per per $20.82 $20.82 was was Cub Cub Super Super the the of of operation operation of of cost cost The The
weather. weather. flying flying
bad bad to to due due primariLY primariLY ed ed ll cance were were 13 13 which, which, of of year, year, the the during during scheduled scheduled flights flights 97 97 e e wer There There
7 7
892.22 892.22
44, 5 2,
2
1982: 1982: During During Received Received Appropriations Appropriations Funds Funds l l Genera and and Cash Cash Total Total
5,838,376.22 5,838,376.22
Funds Funds l l Genera
1,381,341.23 1,381,341.23
Grants Grants Historical Historical and and Boating Boating
(8972) (8972) Reclamation Reclamation of of Bureau Bureau (HCRS), (HCRS), Water Water
& & Lands Lands cludes cludes In only: only: 4332 4332 Fund Fund l l Federa
1,877,137.15 1,877,137.15
NORDA NORDA
16,960.18 16,960.18
Cash Cash Snowmobile Snowmobile Nebraska Nebraska
100,326.12 100,326.12
Cash Cash Park Park State State Niobrara Niobrara
000.00 000.00 , 2
Fund Fund l l Specia Gifts Gifts Cash Cash
2,249,502.74 2,249,502.74
Cash Cash Habitat Habitat Nebraska Nebraska
3,013,838.10 3,013,838.10
Cash Cash Park Park State State
8,065,410.48 8,065,410.48
Cash Cash Game Game
1982: 1982: During During Received Received
Appropriations Appropriations
and and
Revenue Revenue Cash Cash
6 6 7 . 73 ,0 5 11,78
ons ons i at i Appropr Fund Fund General General and and Cash Cash Total Total
14 14 . 999,724
729,999.11 729,999.11 Reduction Reduction ative ative l s i Leg s s Les
25 25 . 1,729,723 3300) 3300) No. No. {Fund {Fund on on i Construct Capital Capital
2,750,245.36 2,750,245.36
161,440.00 161,440.00 Reduction Reduction Legislative Legislative s s s Le
156,351.36 156,351.36 d d e Laps Amounts Amounts Less Less
72 72 . 3,068,036 1000) 1000) . . No {Fund {Fund Funds Funds General General
288,873.93 288,873.93
Grants Grants Historical Historical and and Boating Boating
{8972) {8972) Reclamation Reclamation of of Bureau Bureau {HCRS)' {HCRS)' Water Water
Lands Lands & & Includes Includes only: only: 4332 4332 Fund Fund Federal Federal
4,341.49 4,341.49
77.00 77.00
Lapsed Lapsed Less Less
4,418.49 4,418.49 Funds Funds Federal Federal Misc. Misc. Various Various
1,132,933.96 1,132,933.96
2338) 2338) No. No. {Fund {Fund NORDA NORDA
36,929.41 36,929.41
2337) 2337) No. No. {Fund {Fund Cash Cash Snowmobile Snowmobile Nebraska Nebraska
51 51 .
751,136
2336} 2336} No. No. {Fund {Fund Cash Cash Park Park State State Niobrara Niobrara
2,824,174.70 2,824,174.70
2334) 2334) . . No {Fund {Fund Cash Cash Habitat Habitat Nebraska Nebraska
2,028,879.53 2,028,879.53
2333) 2333) No. No. {Fund {Fund Cash Cash Park Park State State
73 73 .
967,834
2332) 2332) . . No {Fund {Fund Cash Cash Game Game
STATEMENT STATEMENT FINANCIAL FINANCIAL
Directors. Directors. Assistant Assistant and/or and/or Director Director Commissioners, Commissioners, of of Board Board the the by by assigned assigned as as functions functions
administrative administrative
other other performing performing (11) (11) and and retention, retention, and and use use purpose, purpose, their their defining defining and and forms forms of of ment ment
develop g g
ludin inc control, control, forms forms of of program program l l interna an an administering administering {10) {10) divisions; divisions; - sub participating participating to to
relating relating
programs programs federal federal of of audits audits performing performing {9) {9) budgets; budgets; operating operating and and fiscal fiscal Commission's Commission's the the taining taining
main
and and
preparing preparing (8) (8) budgets; budgets; l l annua Commission's Commission's the the preparing preparing (7) (7) Commission; Commission; the the by by received received funds funds
all all
on on
records records
receivable receivable accounts accounts maintaining maintaining and and depositing, depositing, receiving, receiving, (6) (6) accounts; accounts; vendor vendor to to permits permits
fishing fishing and and
hunting hunting all all issuing issuing {5} {5} Certificates; Certificates; Boating Boating State State issuing issuing of of control control fiscal fiscal the the administering administering (4) (4)
; ; s
program
federal federal of of control control and and operation operation fiscal fiscal administering administering (3) (3) Commission; Commission; the the of of l l contro internal internal
for for
expenditures expenditures and and income income on on accounting accounting cost cost area area maintaining maintaining (2) (2) aws; aws; l federal federal and and state state with with ance ance
d
r acco
in in records records fiscal fiscal ll ll a maintaining maintaining (1) (1) include: include: Division Division Fiscal Fiscal and and Budget Budget the the of of functions functions Major Major
staff. staff. administrative administrative
his his and and
Chief Chief Division Division the the by by performed performed is is division division the the of of duties duties and and functions functions all all of of Administration Administration
funds. funds.
of of
investment investment
including including resources resources financial financial and and budget budget agency's agency's the the of of maintenance maintenance daily daily and and preparation preparation
-
Section Section
Budget Budget (4) (4) Accounting; Accounting; Expenditure Expenditure Center Center Cost Cost Area Area of of maintenance maintenance and and sub-divisions sub-divisions political political
ll ll a
of of s s
audit
encompasses encompasses - Accounting Accounting Center Center Cost Cost and and Audits Audits (3) (3) agency; agency; the the for for expenditures expenditures ll ll a of of ing ing
account fiscal fiscal
the the with with connected connected reports reports and and files files various various maintains maintains and and agency agency the the for for payments payments voucher voucher
all all
prepares prepares -
Accounting Accounting Fiscal Fiscal (2) (2) Departments; Departments; Accounting Accounting Permits Permits and and Receivable Receivable Accounts Accounts Building, Building,
Headquarters Headquarters
Lincoln Lincoln the the in in Center Center Service Service Customer Customer the the of of operating operating certificates, certificates, boating boating issuing issuing of of tration tration
adminis fiscal fiscal the the encompasses encompasses - Permits Permits (1) (1) sections: sections: four four includes includes Division Division Fiscal Fiscal and and Budget Budget The The
DIVISION DIVISION FISCAL FISCAL AND AND BUDGET BUDGET
8 8
8,065,410.48 8,065,410.48 Income Income d d Fun h h s Ca ame ame G al al ot T
614.40 614.40 ts ts f i G h h s a C
00) 00) . (102,706 ms ms i Cla Comp Comp n n a km r Wo - fers fers rans T und und F
216,147.48 216,147.48 ts ts men est Inv - ed ed Earn st st e r te In
22,651.16 22,651.16 Damage Damage Property Property and and d d ate d i qu Li
11 11 . 19,320 entals entals d ci n I
1 1 .2 631,576 s s t i m m Per g g atin Bo
13 13 . 107,167 ncome ncome I p p Cro d d an e e s a Le d d an L
981.86 981.86 ; 93 erty erty Prop s s plu r u S of of e e al S
7 7 .5 42,557 . . . . etc , , es d li s , , s book , , s dar en al C
442,371.24 442,371.24 38 38 . 0 74 19, g g vertisin Ad
86 86 . 422,630 ons ons ti p rl c s ub S
ne ne azi Mag d d an l RASKA B E N
37 37 . 1,142,421 ent ent em rs Reimbu eral eral d e F
96 96 . 31 18,0 2,3 s s e ti ivi Act ng ng i h Fis
99 99 . 75 2 3,131, vities vities ti c A ng ng i Hunt
NCOME NCOME I UND UND F GAME GAME TATE TATE S
10 10 . 12,860,707 1982: 1982: 31, 31, r r Decembe hand hand on on s s on i at i Appropr und und F al al r e n Ge nd nd a h h s Ca l l a t To
19 19 . 365,368 3300) 3300) und und F ( on on ructi st Con al al it Cap
70 70 . 3,278,681 1000) 1000) r r e b Num ( s s und F al al er Gen
282,446.42 282,446.42 Grants Grants l l a istoric H d d an
) ) 72 {89 n n o ti Reclama of of eau eau r Bu RS), RS), (HC er er Wat
and and Lands Lands Includes Includes only: only: 2 2 33 4 und und F eral eral d Fe
00 00 , 4336) 4336) 4334, 4334, ers ers (Numb s s und F al al er ed F s s u o i r a V
1,558,971.70 1,558,971.70 8) 8) . . 233 No d d n u (F DA DA NOR
69 69 . 40,012 ) ) 2337 No. No. (Fund (Fund Cash Cash e e il b o m w no S ka ka ras b e N
3 3 1 . 842,598 ) ) 2336 No. No. (Fund (Fund h h s Ca Park Park tate tate S ara ara r ob i N
86 86 . 449 22, 2,8 . . 2334) 2334) No (Fund (Fund h h s Ca tat tat Habi a a k as r b e N
13 13 . 1,297,879 . . 2333) 2333) No und und F ( h h s Ca k k r Pa State State
28 28 . 2,372,299 ) ) . . 2332 No und und F ( h h s Ca e e Gam
1982 1982 r r 31, 31, mbe e c e D Hand Hand on on lances lances a B
88 88 . 258 , ,469 1 2 1982: 1982: ing ing r Du es es r u t i pend Ex l l Tota
95 95 . 634,355 Funds Funds n n ctio u str Con Capital Capital
5,309,939.88 5,309,939.88 unds unds F I I era era Gen Gen
74 74 . 1,387,768 s s Grant torical torical is H d an ng ng i Boat
(8972) (8972) Reclamation Reclamation of of u u a Bure ), ), (HCRS
, , r Wate and and Lands Lands ncludes ncludes I only: only: 32 32 43 und und F al al r Fede
4,341.49 4,341.49 s s und F al al er d Fe isc. isc. M s s ou ri a V
1,451,099.41 1,451,099.41 DA DA R NO
90 90 . 13,876 h h s Ca nowmobile nowmobile S ka ka as r eb N
8,864.50 8,864.50 Cash Cash Park Park te te a t S a a r a r Niob
2,000.00 2,000.00 Fu'nd Fu'nd ecial ecial p S s s Gift h h Cas
58 58 . 2,251,227 Cash Cash tat tat i b a H a a k s ra b e N
50 50 . 3,744,838 h h s Ca k k r Pa e e t Sta
,93 ,93 6,660,945 6,660,945 h h s Ca e e Gam
Type: Type: d d Fun y y b d e d Expen l l Tota
9 9
00 00 . 16 5 16,706, 1982 1982 During During d d ceive Re Income Income h h s Ca Total Total
00 00 . Funds Funds al al Feder Various Various
3 3 2 1,381,341, Grants Grants . . Hist and and Services, Services, Resource Resource Power Power nd nd a ter ter Wa
Service, Service, tion tion crea Re and and Conservation Conservation e e tag ri He
5 5 1 . 7 3 1,877,1 ' 11 11 . 374 s s dental ci n I
5 5 9 . 6,616 2 ent ent rsem rsem bu bu Reim Reim eral eral d Fe
71 71 . 88 42,7 1 ments ments st Inve - Earned Earned erest erest nt I
8 8 7,357.3 0 7 1, Cigarettes Cigarettes on on ax ax T Cent Cent e e On
Fund Fund h h s a C - DA DA NOR NOR
18 18 . 960 , 16 56 56 . 4,858 ments ments st Inve - Earned Earned rest rest nte I
62 62 . 12,101 fee fee ng ng i u iss less less fee fee of of 70% 70%
und und F h h Cas e e il b o m w no S ka ka s a r b e N
00 00 595. , 2 ,12 ,12 0,326 0 1 ment ment rse mbu ei R Federal Federal
2 2 1 . 97,731 ments ments st nve I - Earned Earned terest terest n I
Fund Fund Cash Cash k k r Pa State State Niobrara Niobrara
0 0 0 . ,000 2 00 00 . ,000 2 ons ons i Donat
fts fts Gi h h s Ca
82 82 . 74 74 2. 0 6,443 ,5 49 2 , 2 NEIS NEIS Claims Claims Comp., Comp., Workman's Workman's - Transfers Transfers und und F
67 67 . 116 5, re re u u t as as P Crop/ Crop/
.24 .24 9,600 ts ts Gif Cash Cash
12 12 . 366 Incidentals Incidentals
3 3 71.3 2,3 66 mbursements mbursements i e R ral ral de Fe
06 06 . 343,652 Investments Investments - Earned Earned terest terest n I
0 0 2.5 1,221,95 162,927 162,927 Stamps Stamps itat itat Hab
Fund Fund Cash Cash Habitat Habitat raska raska Neb
UNDS UNDS F CASH CASH SPECIAL SPECIAL
10 10 . 8 3 ,8 3 01 , 3 Income Income Fund Fund h h as C Park Park l l Tota
00) 00) . 63 ,4 {16 NEIS NEIS Claims, Claims, . . Comp Workman Workman - sfers sfers n a r T Fund Fund
71 71 . 61 2 , 23 4 ments ments rse mbu i Re Federal Federal
00 00 . 15,316 Easements Easements and and s s nd La Sale Sale of of
843.81 843.81 Property Property s s plu r Su of of Sale Sale
160,131.28 160,131.28 Gifts Gifts Cash Cash
47,678.44 47,678.44 iver iver R e e Platt - Cafe Cafe
09 09 , 169 4, 4, Chadron Chadron - Cookouts Cookouts
54 54 . 7 5 169,2 on on s Robin Fort Fort - Cafe Cafe
62 62 . 68,933 facilities facilities Agency Agency and and Leases Leases Sales, Sales, on on cessi Con
.24 .24 111,472 Equipment Equipment on on reati Rec of of Rent Rent
95 95 . 16,384 Lodge Lodge Arbor Arbor - Admission Admission Entrance Entrance
36,144.84 36,144.84 Admission Admission Pool Pool Swimming Swimming
00 00 . 6,201 s s dental ci In
56,196.08 56,196.08 Lessee Lessee by by s s Sale Leases Leases on on cessi Con & &
307,266.47 307,266.47 Cabins Cabins of of Rent Rent
83 83 . 273,712 etc. etc. Lots, Lots, Cabin Cabin Fees, Fees, Camping Camping
Investment Investment 226,745.10 226,745.10 - Earned Earned st st Intere
569.60 569.60 Damage Damage Property Property
00 00 . 185 Shelters Shelters Fishing Fishing Ice Ice
ts ts i 1,105,831.50 1,105,831.50 rm rm e P Entry Entry Park Park
INCOME INCOME FUND FUND CASH CASH PARK PARK STATE STATE
10 10
1,548,282.48 1,548,282.48 41,867.12- Hab it a t t Ca s h h
242,654.83 242,654.83 P ark ark C a s h h
894,977.56 894,977.56 Game Game Ca s h h
368,782.97 368,782.97 Ge neral neral F und und
P r og ra m : : 337 337 - Agen c y y Administration Administration
6,698, 55 1.46 1.46 Fe d eral eral 4,063 F und . 72 72 s s - Other Other
200,142 . 03 03 P a r k k Cas h h
5,622,403 . 89 89 Game Game C a s h h
Gen 871,941.82 871,941.82 eral eral F und und
PROG 336 336 - RAM S umma : : ry ry
162,885 Fe d er:ai er:ai . 82 82 f . und 00 00 s s - Other Other
162,885.82 162,885.82 Ga m e e C a ~ h h
.00 .00 Gen era! era! F und und
Sub - Pro g •a m m - 10 10 - Outdoor Outdoor Rec rea tion tion
924,313 Fe d eral eral . 02 02 F . 00 00 und s s - Oth er er
Gam 924,313 e e Cas . 02 02 h h
Sub - Progra m m - 06 06 - Resource Resource Services Services
1,420,803 F ede ra . 90 90 l l F unds unds - Other Other 4,063 . 72 72
Game Game Ca s h h 1,240,914.82 1,240,914.82
Ge ne r al al Fu nd nd 175,825.36 175,825.36
S ub . P r ogram ogram - 05 05 - Fis h h
799,202.67 799,202.67 Game Game 676,252.01 676,252.01 Ca s h h
Gen era i i Fun d d 122,950 . 66 66
Sub -P rog r am am - 04 04 - Game Game
Pa r k k Cash Cash 1,480,137.06 1,480,137.06 56,407.80 56,407.80
Game Game C a s h h 1,107,048 . 36 36
General General Fund Fund 316,680.90 316,680.90
Sub-Program Sub-Program - 0 2 2 - Information Information and and Education Education
Pa r k k Cash Cash 1,911,208 143,734 . 99 99 . 23 23
Game Game C as h h 1,510,989.86 1,510,989.86
Genera.I Genera.I F und und 256,484 . 90 90
Sub - Progra m m - 01 01 - Enforcement Enforcement
E n force men t , , Pro motion motion and and Development Development
P r ogr a m: m: 33 6 6 - Wildlife Wildlife Conservation, Conservation,
Hab it at at Ca s h h 1,336,110 1,336,110 . 14 14 . 14 14
Game Game Cash Cash . 00 00
Program: Program: 330 330 - Habitat Habitat Dev e lopment lopment
Gene ra l l F und und 16,266 .35 .35
Program : : 310 310 - State State Water Water Plan Plan
P u r po s e e of of Expenditure Expenditure - Operational Operational Costs Costs
1982 1982 EXP E ND I TURES TURES Program: 549 - Park Administration
General Fund 1,923,707.32 Park Cash 1,612,105.89 NORDA Cash 1,178,440.20 Federal Fu nds - Other 277.77 4,714,531 .18
Program: 550 - Federal Aid and Planning
General Fund 230,377.94 Game Cash Fu nd 70,565.09 300,943.03
Program: 617 - Engineering and Area Maintenance
General Fund 1,898,863.48 Park Cash 470,449.15 NO RDA Cash 146,372.72 Snowmobile Cash . 13,876.90 2,529,562,25
Program: 628 - Credit Card Discou nt
Game Cash 555.47 Park Cash 1,291.42 1,846.89
TOTAL EXPENDITURES, OPERATIONAL COSTS 17,146,093.78
11
Total Total
TOTAL TOTAL
Sub-Total
Grove Grove
Polit
Cornhusker Cornhusker
North North
Fish Fish
Fairgrounds Fairgrounds
North North Two Two
Burchard Burchard
Pressey Pressey
Swanson Swanson
Morman Morman
Sherman Sherman
Rec. Rec.
Pelican Pelican
Pawnee Pawnee
Red Red Johnson Johnson
Minatare Minatare Schramm Schramm
Medicine Medicine
Lake Lake
Louisvilie Louisvilie
Ak-Sar-Ben Ak-Sar-Ben
Scouts Scouts
Fremont Fremont
Fort Fort
Fort Fort
Rock Rock Ponca Ponca
P
Chadron Chadron
Fort Fort
Niobrara Niobrara
Pawnee Pawnee
Indian Indian
Fort Fort
Arrowhead Arrowhead
Hickory Hickory
Acq. Acq.
I I
mp mp
l
atte atte
i
Display Display
Willow Willow
cal cal
Areas Areas rovem rovem
Rivers Rivers
E
Atkinson Atkinson Area Area
Hartsuff Hartsuff
Kearny Kearny
Mcconaughy Mcconaughy
Robinson Robinson
Station Station
Platte Platte
Platte Platte Hab
Creek Creek
x
River River
Cave Cave
Point Point
Rest Rest
CAP
penditures penditures
Sub-Divis
Island Island
Pra
Lake Lake
, ,
Ridge Ridge
Creek Creek
i
Agency Agency
tat tat
of of
ents ents
-
i
Aquarium Aquarium
- I
Hatchery Hatchery
r Station Station
Dist. Dist.
Ranch Ranch
TAL TAL
General General
i
Expenditure Expenditure
e e
Lands Lands
Fairgrounds Fairgrounds
and and
i
Office Office
ons ons
PROJECTS PROJECTS
Projects Projects
Renovations Renovations
Fund Fund
Cash Cash
2,000.00 2,000.00
2,000.00 2,000.00
2,000.00 2,000.00
Gifts Gifts
2335 2335
63
628,213.56 628,213.56
Co
3300 3300
4,
6,142.39 6,142.39
n
2,408.07 2,408.07
3,700.00 3,700.00
str. str.
355.95 355.95
Cap
29.44 29.44
4.88 4.88
Fund Fund
i
ta
l l
72
72,443.92 72,443.92
45,921.66 45,921.66
5
9,626.30 9,626.30
1,047.55 1,047.55
7,991.25 7,991.25
Cash Cash
1,081.64 1,081.64
,
,
443.92 443.92
710.52 710.52
262.80 262.80
802.20 802.20
Game Game
2332 2332
Fund Fund
1
1
,
,2
Cash Cash
2
108,180.04 108,180.04
870,826.88 870,826.88
1
18,
13,440.00 13,440.00
12,907.33 12,907.33
48,191.40 48,191.40
47,718.17 47,718.17
27,988.88 27,988.88
31,544
43,126
8
2333 2333
Park Park
6,821.50 6,821.50
3,034
2,636
,1
1
846
665.50 665.50
265.98 265.98
Fund Fund
95.18 95.18
95.18 95.18
.
.
.
.
.
99 99
85 85
99 99
39 39
28 28
873,250.32 873,250.32
873
Cash Cash
869,766.18 869,766.18
Habitat Habitat
2,110.83 2,110.83
,
1,213
2334 2334
250.32 250.32
159.45 159.45
F
u
nd nd
.
86 86
126,286.49 126,286.49 126,286.49 126,286.49
15,986.40 15,986.40
13,927.84 13,927.84
48,008.82 48,008.82
12,146.44 12,146.44
11,440.16 11,440.16
4,067.06 4,067.06
4,131.13 4,131.13
1,850.00 1,850.00
1,668.00 1,668.00
7,256.14 7,256.14
1,560.89 1,560.89
3,643.35 3,643.35
600.26 600.26
--
Norda Norda
2338 2338
Special Special
8,864.50 8,864.50
8,864.50 8,864.50
8,864.50 8,864.50
Niobrara Niobrara
2336 2336
Cash Cash
1,314,728.22 1,314,728.22
1,387,768.74 1,387,768.74
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73,040.52 73,040.52
Federal Federal
25,804.14 25,804.14
33,125.00 33,125.00
4000 4000
Fund Fund
5,635.00 5,635.00
1,820.52 1,820.52
4,830.47 4,830.47
1,825.39 1,825.39
21
4,323,165.10 4,323,165.10
1,942
2,380,223.32 2,380,223.32
,
469,258.88 469,258.88
108,180.04 108,180.04
951,960.70 951,960.70
869,766.18 869,766.18
45
15,986.40 15,986.40
17,507.06 17,507.06
12,907.33 12,907.33
50,599.47 50,599.47
27,988.88 27,988.88
47,718.17 47,718.17
31,544.85 31,544.85
39,997.96 39,997.96
12,146.44 12,146.44
46,769.74 46,769.74
14,475.15 14,475.15
15,686.00 15,686.00
Total Total
5,710.52 5,710.52
1,047.55 1,047.55
7,991.25 7,991.25
9,626.30 9,626.30
--
1,081.64 1,081.64
1,825.40 1,825.40 4,859.91 4,859.91
5,635.00 5,635.00
2,672.38 2,672.38
5,700.00 5,700.00
1,850.00 1,850.00
4,131.13 4,131.13
1,668.00 1,668.00
7,256.14 7,256.14
1,560.89 1,560.89
2,636.28 2,636.28
2,110.83 2,110.83
1,213.86 1,213.86
,
,
941
262.80 262.80
921.66 921.66
802.20 802.20
600.26 600.26
665.50 665.50
159.45 159.45
. 78 78
13 13
completed. completed. markers markers property property of of placement placement and and
survey survey
al al leg tract tract and and Boundary Boundary : : (Brady) AREA AREA MANAGEMENT MANAGEMENT WILDLIFE WILDLIFE ISLAND ISLAND CHESTER CHESTER
funds. funds.
309 309 L.B. L.B. using using structure structure and and building building mill mill the the to to repairs repairs major major contract contract staff; staff; by by prepared prepared report report
dredging dredging and and survey survey lake lake Topographic Topographic : : ) Champion ( PARK PARK HISTORICAL HISTORICAL STATE STATE MILL MILL CHAMPION CHAMPION
designed, designed, being being addition addition
post post
trading trading residentce; residentce; Superintendent's Superintendent's for for installed installed tank tank septic septic New New PARK: PARK: STATE STATE CHADRON CHADRON
. . contract by by repairs repairs
ramp ramp
boat boat
completed completed and and structure; structure; outlet outlet including including dam dam to to repairs repairs design design to to consultant consultant employed employed pleted; pleted;
com
area area dam dam of of survey survey Topographic Topographic AREA: AREA: MANAGEMENT MANAGEMENT WILDLIFE WILDLIFE LAKE LAKE BURCHARD BURCHARD
Staff, Staff, Engineering Engineering by by prepared prepared
report report
and and study study ramp ramp boat boat access access River River Missouri Missouri AREA: AREA: RECREATION RECREATION STATE STATE BROWNVILLE BROWNVILLE
uction, uction, r const contract contract
for for
designed designed well well water water Replacement Replacement : : (Dorchester) AREA AREA RECREATION RECREATION STATE STATE RIVER RIVER BLUE BLUE
contract. contract. by construction construction Grading Grading : : (Valentine) AREA AREA MANAGEMENT MANAGEMENT WILDLIFE WILDLIFE ALKALI ALKALI BIG BIG
contract, contract, by by
completed completed wildlife wildlife for for water water for for windmill windmill and and well well Water Water (Halsey): (Halsey): FOREST FOREST NATIONAL NATIONAL BESSEY BESSEY
tract, tract,
con by by
completed completed repairs repairs Dike Dike (Niobrara): (Niobrara): AREA AREA MANAGEMENT MANAGEMENT WILDLIFE WILDLIFE CREEK CREEK BAZILE BAZILE
gardens, gardens, formal formal
and and
grounds grounds
the the of of Plan Plan Master Master a a prepare prepare to to consultant consultant a a employed employed have have We We developed. developed. plan plan plot plot master master
and and
eted eted l comp survey survey Topographic Topographic City): City): (Nebraska (Nebraska PARK PARK HISTORICAL HISTORICAL STATE STATE LODGE LODGE ARBOR ARBOR
repair. repair. contract contract for for
designed designed replacement replacement flooring flooring and and improvements improvements Energy Energy (Alliance): (Alliance): HEADQUARTERS HEADQUARTERS I I DISTRICT DISTRICT
letting. letting. bid bid l l a loc
for for
designed designed terraces terraces conservation conservation control control Erosion Erosion AREA: AREA: RECREATION RECREATION STATE STATE ALEXANDRIA ALEXANDRIA
include: include: areas areas by by activities activities of of summary summary brief brief A A
'' ''
· · authority. authority. funding funding the the for for lations lations
regu-
statutory statutory with with compliance compliance insure insure to to Service Service Recreation Recreation Conservation Conservation Heritage Heritage the the by by funded funded projects projects
sub-division sub-division political political 25 25 for for specifications specifications and and plans plans of of reviewing reviewing for for provided provided services services Miscellaneous Miscellaneous
property. property. new new
of of
acquisition acquisition
the the In In administration administration or or Division Division Realty Realty support support to to needed needed ifications ifications er v field field and and surveys surveys
topographic topographic with with together together ices ices serv survey survey legal legal complete complete is is service service field field related, related, but but separate, separate, A A
projects. projects. Division Division Construction Construction and and Operations Operations for for prepared prepared
are are
services services
technical technical and and design design l l specia and and maintenance, maintenance, and and repair repair operation, operation, facility facility divisions, divisions, client client
for for
provided provided
are are services services technical technical Secondary Secondary administration. administration. contract contract and and coordination, coordination, staff staff and and tractor tractor
con
observations, observations, field field specifications, specifications, and and plans plans construction construction designs, designs, final final and and preliminary preliminary gramming, gramming,
pro
improvement improvement facility facility for for planning planning budget budget project project estimates, estimates, cost cost studies, studies, feasibility feasibility drawings, drawings, charts, charts,
include include
which which improvements improvements and and projects projects development development capitol capitol toward toward directed directed are are activities activities Primary Primary
Divisions. Divisions. Client Client Agency Agency to to sei:vices sei:vices support support technical technical provides provides Division Division Engineering Engineering The The
DIVISION DIVISION ENGINEERING ENGINEERING CORNHUSKER FARM WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT AREA {Alda): New shop bathroom heater installed; contract awarded fo r residence porch and ·sidi ng repair.
ENDERS RES ERVO IR STATE RECREATION AREA: Boundary survey for checking leased lot corners in pro gress by staff.
FORT HARTSUFF STATE HISTORICAL PARK {Elyria): Restoration of Post Commanding Offi cer's Quarters for use as Superi ntendent's residence completed by park forces; contract major roof ridge and trim repai r.
FORT KEARNY STATE HISTORICAL PARK '{Newark ): Designed new central air-conditioning and replacement septic system for Assistant Superintendent's residence, installed by contract.
FOR:r ROBINSON STATE PARK {Crawford) : Five brick cabins had flooring replaced a:s well as floor covering in the dini ng hall; gas pump relocated by contract; Sutler's Store addition and shelter electric wiring desig ned and contract awarded; Post Playhouse electrical rewiring and Park Lodge porch wood trim was repaired by usi ng L.B. ·309 funds. ·· ..:.:, , . FREMONT STATE RECREATION AREA: Southeast boundary being resurveyed; Superintendent's resi dence sewe r proble m investigated and repair completed; various beach house repairs accomplished with L,B. 309 funds. ·
GRE ENWING WI LDLIFE MANAGEMENT AREA {Ong) : Boundary survey and placement of prop erty marke rs completed.
GROVE TROUT REARING STATION (Royal): Sewer system for Assistant Su.perintendent's resi dence renovated by co nt ract.
HI CKOR Y RID GE WILDLIFE MANAGEM ENT AREA {Crab Orchard): Dike repairs designed for contract construction.
HORD LAKE STATE RECREATION AREA {Central City): North and East boyndary survey and placement of property markers completed.
iN DIAN CA VE STATE PARK (Baroda): Contract awarded for consultant designed modern camp ground development; trailer dump li ghting investigated and report completed; water plant control investi gated and re po rt completed.
JOHN SO N LAKE STATE RECREATION AREA (Lexington): Campground electrical distribution system completed by contract.
KILLDEER WllDUFE MANAGEMENT AREA {Martell): Pit toilet sa nitation problem investigated and re port com pieted,
KIRKPATRICK BASI N WILDLI FE MANAG EMENT AREA (Yo rk ): Boundary survey, placement of pro perty marke rs and legal description completed,
LAKE McCO NAUGHY STATE RECREATION AREA {Ogallala) : Cedar Vue campground designed by consultant completed by contract construction; boundary and lot surveys completed; kitchen designed for maintenance bu ilding.
HEADQUARTERS COMPLEX (Lincoln): Office credenza design completed for construction by Operations and Const ruction Divisio n; greenhouse stu dy completed; walkway problem investigated and desi gn fo r energy improvements completed; space use study and report completed.
LONG PINE STATE RECREATION AREA {Long Pine) : East boundary survey and placement of property marke rs completed.
14
15 15
repairs repairs com pl eted eted b y y contract . .
PONDEROSA PONDEROSA WILD LIFE LIFE MANAG E M E N T T AREA AREA (C raw ford): ford): Roo fi ng ng r e pla ce ment ment and and residence residence
PONCA PONCA STATE STATE PARK: PARK: Second Second pha se se of of asphalt i c c c onc r ete ete roadway roadway re s u rfaci ng ng b ei ng ng de sig ned , ,
trail trail re no vatio n, n, co n si d er able able plant i ng ng a nd nd th e e Bi so n n Holl ow ow c ookout ookout area. area.
i n cl udin g g numerou s s rock rock retai nin g g wall s , , nea r ly ly a a mile mile of of th ree-ra il il wooden wooden pastu re re and and corral corral fence, fence, foot foot
pla ce ment ment we re re c ompl eted . . Conside r ab l e e work work was was completed completed using using Neb ras ka ka Complex Complex park park work work crews crews
bu i lding lding designed designed a nd nd being being built built by by Op erati ons ons and and Con s t r uct i on on Div isi on; on; boundary boundary s urvey urvey and and ma r ke r r
syste m m instal led; led; Li ncoln ncoln Journal Journal Towe r r an d d De c k er er Creek Creek B r i dge dge unde r r co n str u cti on; on; equipment equipment storage storage
ca mp er er ca b i n n area; area; te nni c s ou r t t resurfaci ng; ng; Mall et et Lod ge ge door door and and window window repla ce ment; ment; new new keying keying
gutter gutter s y ste m; m; n ew ew S up erintende nt' s s reside n ce; ce; three three camper camper ca b i n s; s; s mall mall s howe r r lat rine rine build i n g g for for
pumps; pumps; Scott Scott Lodge Lodge re no vat i on on including including k itc hen hen re model i n g g fo r r restau r ant ant fa ci lity; lity; Park Park O ffice ffice draina ge ge
N ewman ewman Lake Lake water water s upply ; ; Camp Camp Oto Oto water water sotrage sotrage syste m; m; Ow e n n Landing Landing ma r i na; na; gasoline gasoline tank s s and and
PLATTE PLATTE RIVER RIVER STATE STATE PA RK RK ( Lo u i s v i lle): lle): Amphi t h eater eater elect r ical ical syste m , , wells wells an p d i p i n g g for for
eros i on on control control far m m pond pond dam s s designed designed i n n c oope r ation ation w i th th Soil Soil Conservation Conservation Serv ice. ice.
PAWNEE PAWNEE PRAIR IE IE WI L DLI FE FE M A NAGEMENT NAGEMENT AREA AREA (Bu rc h ard ) : : Contract Contract awarded awarded for for tw o o
pleted pleted b y y co nt ra ct ct co n str uction . .
PAWNEE PAWNEE STATE STATE RECREAT ION ION AREA AREA ( E m erald ) : : Consultant Consultant d esig n e d d trailer trailer dump dump station station c om
co mpl eted. eted.
si d ing ing i n stallatio n n co mpl eted eted by by co nt r act; act; boundary boundary s u rvey rvey and and pla ce ment ment of of prop er ty ty corner corner ma r ke rs rs
OSAGE OSAGE WILD LIFE LIFE MANAGEMENT MANAGEMENT AREA AREA (T ec umseh) : : Residence Residence window window re plac e m e nt nt and and n ew ew
st ruct i on; on; pl at at of of "as "as b uilt" uilt" pond pond p i p i ng ng completed, completed,
D ISTRICT ISTRICT IV IV HEADQUATERS HEADQUATERS (No rt h h Platte) : : Building Building improvements improvements comp l eted eted by by contract contract c on
improvements . .
D ISTRICT ISTRICT Ill Ill HEADQUARTERS HEADQUARTERS (Norfolk) : : Study Study and and re port port completed completed fo r r proposed proposed labo ratory ratory
co mpl ete d; d; em ploy e d d con s ultant ultant a nd nd he he p re pared pared Ma ster ster Plan Plan of of development development of of the the re located located State State Park . .
N IO BRARA BRARA STATE STATE PARK: PARK: Boundary Boundary and and tract tract s u rve ys ys and and placement placement of of property property corner corner marke rs rs
c ontr act . .
NIN E E MILE MILE CREEK CREEK W IL DLI FE FE MANAGEMENT MANAGEMENT AREA AREA (Minata re ): ): Two Two large large trees trees re moved moved by by
system system re p aire d . .
Grand Grand I s l an d d Ma i nten a n ce ce Di stric t t comp l eted eted by by c ontract ontract construction; construction; underground underground e le ctrica l l distribution distribution
MORMON MORMON I S LAND LAND STATE STATE WAYSIDE WAYSIDE AREA AREA (Grand (Grand Island): Island): New New maintenan ce ce building building for for the the
pl e t e d , ,
vault vault latr i ne s s co mpl ete d d by by co ntract ntract construction; construction; boundary boundary survey survey for for checking checking leased leased lot lot corners corners com
MINATARE MINATARE LAKE LAKE STATE STATE RECREATION RECREATION AREA: AREA: Two Two new new water water wells wells with with hand hand pumps pumps and and four four
c heck i ng ng l ease d d lot lot corners corners underway , ,
MEDICINE MEDICINE CREEK CREEK RESERVOIR RESERVOIR STATE STATE RECREATION RECREATION AREA AREA (Cambridge): (Cambridge): Boundary Boundary survey survey for for
plet e d d by by contract . .
McKE L VI E E NATIONAL NATIONAL F OREST OREST (Nenzel) : : Water Water well well and and windmill windmill for for water water for for wildlife wildlife com
d istr ibution ibution s y ste m m completed completed by by contract. contract.
MALONEY MALONEY RE SE RVOIR RVOIR STATE STATE RECREATION RECREATION AREA AREA (North (North Platte):Campg r ound ound electrical electrical
built built by by Operations Operations and and Construction Construction Divis i on; on; house house trailer trailer reroofing reroofing completed completed by by contract. contract.
campground campground electrical electrical di stri but i on on system system comp let ed ed by by contract contract on on campground campground road s s and and trailer trailer pads pads
LOUISVILLE LOUISVILLE STATE STATE RECREATION RECREATION AREA : : Topograp h ic ic s urv ey ey for for camping camping area area c omplet e d ; ;
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17 FISHERIES DIVISION
Fisheries Divisi on is responsible for maintenance, development and regulations on use of re newable fisheries resou rces through its five sections: administration, management, production, research, and the aquari um center.
The administration section plans, organizes, directs, and controls approved programs, policies and operational p rocedures of the Division. Special permits issued during 1982 include: Missou ri River Commer cial Fishing, 179; Bait Vendors, 253; Non-resident Fish Dealers, 8; Commercial Put & Take, 4; Private Fish Cul turist, 20 .
Fish Population Surveys
Fish population surveys on lakes and streams were conducted on many waters across t he state duri ng 1982. Those waters included:
District I
Un iversity Lake, Sioux County; Box Butte Reservoir, Dawes County; Kilpatrick Lake, Box Butte Cou nty; Island Lake - Crescent Lake (NWR), Garden County; Fort Robinson State Park Ponds, Dawes County; Ki mball Reservoir (Oliver Reservoir), Kimball County. NW Bridgeport Pit, Mo rrill County; Smith Lake, Sheridan County; Lake Minatare, Scotts Bluff County; Blue Lake, Crescent Lake NWR, Garden County ; Cochran Lake, Scotts Bluff County; Agate Pond, Sioux County; Isham Reservoir, Sheridan County; Walgren Lake, Sheridan County; White Clay Creek, Sheridan County; Otter-C lear-Lonergan Creeks, Keith County; Nine Mile Creek, Scotts Bluff County.
District 11
Hac kberry Lake, Cherry County; Pelican Lake, Cherry County; Dads Mule-Punchbowl Lakes, Cherry County; Dewey Lake, Cherry County; Victoria Springs, Custer County; Melham Lake, Custer County; Hull Lake, Boyd County; Cub Creek Reservoir, Keya Paha County; Merritt Reservoir, Cherry County; Long Pine Creek, Brown County; Oak Creek, Rock County; Gracie Creek, Loup County; Plum Creek, Brown ·cou nty ; Snake River, Cherry County.
District 111
Maskenthine, Stanton County; Dept. of Roads Pond, Nance County; Grove Lake, Knox County; Fremont SRA #2 - #4 - #20W, Dodge County; Fremont Anglers Club, Dodge County; Bu ckskin Hills, Dixon Cou nty; Vulcraft Corp. Pond, Madison County; Sigma Farms Lake, Platte County; Summit Reser voir, Bu rt County; Schuyler City Lake, Colfax County; Missouri River.
District IV
Lake Ogallala, Kei th County; Wellfleet Lake, Lincoln County; Sherman Reservoi r, Sherman County; Arnold State Lake, Custer County; Rock Creek Lake, Dundy County; Interstate Lakes, Lincoln-Dawson Buffalo Counties; Sutherland Reservoi r, Lincoln County; Lake Maloney, Lincoln County; Joh nson Lake, Gosper County; Harlan Reservoir, Harlan County; Swanson Reservoir, Hitchcock County; Red Willow Reservoir, Frontier County; Medicine Creek Reservoir, Frontier County; Enders Reservoir, Chase County; Otter Creek, Keith County; Lonergan Creek, Keith County.
District V
Wagon Train Lake, Lancaster County; Stagecoach Lake, Lancaster County; Yankee Hill Lake, Lan caster County; Conestoga Lake, Seward County; Cottontail Lake, Lancaster County; Meadowlark Lake, Lancaster County; Buckley Lake 3 F, Jefferson County; Cub Creek Lake 9 B, Jefferson County; Merganser, Lancaster County; Red Cedar, Saunders County; Wilson 2X, Otoe County; Clatonia 3A, Gage County; Gle n Cu nningham Lake, Douglas County; Standing Bear Lake, Douglas County; North and South Diamond Lakes, Gage County; Big Indian 11A, Gage County; Campbell-Fiala Pond, Seward County; Jenny Newman Lake, Cass County; Pawnee Prairie Pond, Pawnee County; Defrain Pond, Jefferson County; Bi ba Pond, Fill more County.
18 Renovations
During 1982 the Fisheries Division completed renovation of nine state-owned bodies of water and several farm ponds across the state.
Habitat Improvement
Habitat improvement work was done at 15 lakes across the state. This included working with inter ested groups to place discarded Christmas trees, cedar trees, discarded vehicle tires and aeration systems in various lakes.
Fish Tagging
Fish tagging programs were continued across the state to help determine population estimates, harvest estimates and growth rates. This year the program involved tagging trout, channel catfish, walleye and northern pike.
Fish Stockings
A total of 4,616,834 fish were stocked in state waters during 1982.
District 1: 487,246 + 9 gallons of crayfish; District 11: 1,382,598; District 111: 1,549,600 + 18,000 pounds carp; District IV : 882,169 + 6,400 glass shrimp; District V: 1,536,939.
Aquatic Vegetation Control
Efforts were made to control aquatic vegetation in several waters across the state during 1982. Among these waters were: Chadron City Park; Cherry Creek Pond; Grabel Pond #1; lcehouse Diversion Pond; Cherry Creek Diversi on Pond; Kimball Reservoir Swimming Beach; Silver Creek City Park Lake; Pibel Lake; Rock Creek Lake.
Two Rivers
Two Rivers Trout Lake near Venice was once again in operation throughout 1982. The put-and take fee fishing facility was open a total of 181 days and provided a total of 133,043 hours of fishing for visitors. There were 185,050 rainbow trout stocked during the year and 154,782 were recorded harvested by fishermen. There were a total of 45,548 fishing tags sold at Two Rivers during 1982.
FISH PRODUCTION SECTION
T he fi sh production section is pri marily responsi ble for producing and/or procuring fish to stock Nebraska's waters under current management. The program goal is to provide the species, numbers, and sizes of fish req uested for stocking by the management and research sections. During 1982, five production facilities were operated with 19 permanent employees assisted by seasonal temporary people. All installa tions function as publ ic use facilities and receive considerable vi si tation. School groups are very noticeable during t he spring.
Cold water productio n space is largely devoted to the Two Rivers catchable trout program. A total of 185,300 (9 2,023 lbs. ) rainbow trout were used in this si ngle program. Remaining trout production con sisted of maintaini ng a Mcconaughy rainbow variety broodstock, wild trout egg production, and Mccon aughy variety supplemental stocks, Domestic trout production utilized Boulder, Wigwam, and DeSmet varieties of rai nbow procured as eggs from the state of Wyoming.
Warm water production was again excellent for most species in 1982. The development of techniques for intensive cul t u re of largemouth bass, tiger musky, and threadfin shad were continued through 1982. Continued interest in these programs will surely dictate additional efforts in 1983.
No major capital development projects were started in 1982. However, initial discussions and nego tiations were begun relative to the cooperative transfer of Crawford National Fish Hatchery operations to the state of Nebraska.
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DIVISION DIVISION ENFORCEMENT ENFORCEMENT LAW LAW VIOLATIONS BY CATEGORY
Hunting with aid of artificial light from or attached to vehicle 136 Loaded shotgun in or on a vehicle 317 Hunting without a permit 120 Hunti ng'in closed season 48 Hunting wi t hout a habitat stamp 71 No sex or species identification 52 Hunting or shooti ng from a public road 40 Hunt ing without permissio n/trespassing 38 Overbag li mit of game 19 Accesso ry to game law violation 2 Takingprotected species 1 Nonresi dent in possession of resident hunting permit 10 Hunting in an illegal or closed area 3 Shooti ng ga me birds with a rifle 1 No pet/game farm/fur buyer permit 1 Huntin g from a vehicle 5 Illegal possessio n of ga me animal 12 False information to obtain a permit 2 Failure to dis play permit 2 Hunting with a hi gh powered rifle during deer season W/0 a deer perm it 1 Use of illegal weapon/device 2 Fail ure to ap pear 4 Fal se information to an officer 1 Hunt ing within 200 yards of dwelling 5 SMALL GA ME TOTAL 893
MIGRATORY BIRDS Loaded shotgun in vehicle 20 Hunting without a permit 22 Hunting in closed season 40 Hunting without a habitat stamp 20 No sex or species identifi cation 5 Hunting from a public road 13 Hunting without permission/trespassi ng 9 Huntl ng with unplugged shotgun 27 Hunti ng without a migratory waterfowl stamp 41 Overbag limit of game 6 Accessory to game law violation 5 Usi ng lead shot in a steel shot zo ne 4 Taking protected species 1 Hunting in an illegal o r closed area 4 Shooting game bi rds with a rifle 4 No pet/gam e fa rm/ permit 1 Hu nt ing from a vehicle 2 Illegal possession of game animal 2 Contempt of court 1 MI GRATORY Bl RDS TOTAL 227
ANTE LOPE Hunting without a habitat stamp 2 Hunting or shooting from a road 2 Insufficie nt or no hunter orange 5 Failu re to tag game 1 ANTELOPE TOTAL 10
25 TURKEY Loaded shotgun in or on a vehicle 6 Hunting without a permit 1 Hunting in closed season 10 Hunting without a habitat stamp 3 Hunting or shooting from a public road 3 Hunting without permission/trespassing 14 Overbag limit of game 2 Accessory to game law violation 1 Illegal possession of game animal 2 False information to obtain a permit 1 Failure to tag game 9 Failure to check game 2 Miscellaneous 2 TURKEY TOTAL 56
DEER Hunting with aid of artificial light from or attached to a vehicle 5 Loaded shotgun in or on a vehicle 2 Hunting without a permit 15 Hunting in closed season 24 Hunting without a habitat stamp 22 Hunting or shooting from a public road 12 Hunting without permission/trespassing 29 Overbag lim it of game 1 Accessory to game law violation 4 Nonresident in possession of resident hunting permit 4 Hunting in an illegal or closed area 3 Illegal possession of game animal 11 Fal se information to obtain permit 2 Borrowing or loaning a permit 3 Insufficient amount of hunter orange 21 Failure to tag game 41 Checking game in wrong unit 9 Failure to check game 8 Wanton waste 1 Hunting with a high power rifle during deer season w/o a deer permit 6 Failu re to cancel permit 2 Littering 3 False informati on to an officer 1 Failure to sign an attached stamp 1 Miscellaneous 1 DEER TOTAL 231
TRAPPING Hunting with aid of artificial light from or attached to a vehicle 13 Loaded shotgun in or on a vehicle 1 Trapping without a permit 22 Trapping in closed seaso n 20 Trapping without a habitat stamp 5 Trapping without permission/trespassing 4 Non reside nt in possession of resident trap permit 1 T rapping in illegal or closed area 1 No fur buyer permit 3 Illegal possessi on of game animals 1 Incomplete or no fur buyer records 1 Use of illegal weapon/devices 1 Resisting an officer 1 Miscellaneous 1 TRAPPING TOTAL 75
26
27 27
31 31 TOTAL TOTAL TRAFFIC TRAFFIC
1 1 ous ous e cellan s Mi
2 2 n n sio pen s u s on on le le i wh Driving Driving
1 1 way way of of right right yield yield to to ailure ailure F
2 2 n n sig stop stop a a at at stop stop to to e e r lu i Fa
2 2 intoxicated intoxicated while while Driving Driving
6 6 icense icense s l s driver No No
11 11 sticker sticker inspection inspection or or plates plates license license expired expired or or no no registration/ registration/ No No
5 5 vehicle vehicle a a of of driving driving reckless reckless or or careless careless Speeding, Speeding,
1 1 ng ng eri Litt
TRAFFIC TRAFFIC
747 747 TOTAL TOTAL BOATING BOATING
1 1 s s u u eo an an iscell iscell M M
1 1 appear appear to to e e r lu i Fa
8 8 on on ti opera boat boat s s kles c Re
4 4 a a e ar ted ted c i r t s re in in ing ing t Boa
5 5 jacket jacket life life a a out out h t i w Skiing Skiing
9 9 sundown sundown after after boat boat on on lights lights No No
10 10 12 12 under under child child on on jacket jacket ife ife l No No
15 15 observer observer or or mirror mirror without without r r e ski Towing Towing
7 7 Dam Dam Point Point Gavins Gavins below below jacket jacket life life wear wear to to e e r Failu
313 313 etc. etc. registration, registration,
improper improper mbols, mbols, sy registration, registration, boat boat · No No
33 33 area area restricted restricted in in skiing skiing
or or wake wake excessive excessive causing causing or or Speeding Speeding
341 341 vessel vessel uipped uipped eq Improperly Improperly
BOATING BOATING
1091 1091 TOTAL TOTAL BULLFROG BULLFROG AND AND FISHING FISHING
1 1 llaneous llaneous isce M
1 1 permit permit a a Backdating Backdating
1 1 officer officer an an to to information information False False
5 5 appear appear to to ailure ailure F
2 2 area area unauthorized unauthorized an an Entering Entering
1 1 flag flag divers divers display display to to e e ur Fail
1 1 h h s fi game game ng ng Selli
3 3 area area sed sed lo c in in Seining Seining
4 4 reached reached limit limit after after nagging nagging s stop stop to to re re lu Fai
25 25 fish fish Snagging Snagging
44 44 lines lines and/or and/or hook hook of of er er numb Illegal Illegal
56 56 fish fish game game size size llegal llegal i of of Possession Possession
13 13 weapon/devices weapon/devices l l ga ille of of Use Use
1 1 permit permit display display to to Failure Failure
1 1 permit permit obtain obtain to to information information False False
2 2 area area closed closed or or l l ega ll i in in Fishing Fishing
6 6 permit permit fishing fishing resident resident
of of possession possession in in Nonresident Nonresident
17 17 fish fish of of limit limit Overbag Overbag
5 5 season season closed closed n n i Fishing Fishing
16 16 permission/trespassing permission/trespassing without without Fishing Fishing
886 886 permit permit a a without without Fishing Fishing
BULLFROGS BULLFROGS FISH FISH & & PARKS No park entry sticker 1778 Trespassing 2 Entering, driving or swimming in an unauthorized area 105 Littering 34 Drinking alcoholic beverage on state property 59 Minor in possession of alcoholic beverages 33 Speeding, careless or reckless driving of a vehicle 10 No registration/no or expired plates or inspection sticker 5 Pets on beach or at large in a state park 32 possession of a controlled substance 12 Failure to appear 11 Destruction of state property 1 No drivers license 1 False information to an officer 1 Driving while intoxicated 1 Misuse of a school/ learners permit 2 Procuring alcoholic beverages for a minor 1 Disturbing the peace 6 Failure to stop at a stop sign 4 Unauthorized camp fire 10 Driving while on suspension 1 Miscellaneous 2 PARKS TOTAL 2111
SNOWMOBILES Loaded shotgun in or on a vehicle 2 No snowmobile registration/symbols/i1'11Proper registration, etc. 44 Carry uncased firearm on a snowmobile 1 Entering, driving on unauthorized area 1 Hunting with a snowmobile 1 SNOWMOBILE TOTAL 49
NONGAME BIRDS Hunting without a habitat stamp 2 Taking protec;ted species 3 Possession of protected non-gart,e birds or animal 8 NONG~ME BIRDS TOT~L 13
M ISCE LLAN EOUS Hunting with aid of artificial light from or attached to a vehicle 2 Loaded shotgun in vehicle 1 Hunting or shooting from a public road 4 Trespassing 3 No pet/game farm perm it 1 Littering 55 Drinking alcoholic beverages on state property 6 Minor in possessio n of alcoholic beverages 39 Speeding, careless or reckless driving of a vehicle 3 No registration/no or ex pired lice nse plates or inspection sticker 4 Possession of a controlled substance 21 Failure to appear 1 No drivers license 2 False information to an officer 1 Driving while intoxicated 1 Procuring alcoholic beverages for a minor 2 Disturbing the peace 1 Theft 1 Assault 2 Obstructing an officer 1 Driv ing while on suspension 2 MI SCELLANEOUS TOTAL 153
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74 74 . 96 5169 5169 5343 5343 1982 1982
79 79 , 96 5153 5153 5324 5324 1981 1981
7.45 7.45 9 5267 5267 5 5 40 5 1980 1980
00 00 . 96 3101 3101 3230 3230 79 79 9 1
81 81 . 96 2862 2862 4 4 5 9 2 8 8 97 1
2 2 9 . 96 3275 3275 3379 3379 77 77 19
6 6 7,5 9 3233 3233 4 4 331 1976 1976
89 89 . 7 9 52 52 31 0 0 2 32 75 75 19
8 8 7.3 9 048 048 3 0 0 313 74 74 9 1
7 7 0 7. 9 2418 2418 491 491 2 73 73 9 1
9 9 7 . 98 2 2 0 7 2 2735 2735 72 72 19
5 5 6 7. 9 2580 2580 42 42 6 2 1 1 7 19
89 89 8. 9 492 492 2 0 0 252 0 0 7 19
8 8 7.3 9 1859 1859 1909 1909 9 9 196
4 4 6 8. 9 3 3 174 1767 1767 8 8 96 1
7 7 2 . 98 1768 1768 1799 1799 7 7 96 1
91 91 . 7 9 1930 1930 71 71 9 1 1966 1966
2 2 8 . 98 1897 1897 1921 1921 1965 1965
99 99 . 97 1904 1904 1943 1943 1964 1964
5 5 1 , , 97 1943 1943 000 000 2 1963 1963
9 9 9 . 98 1379 1379 1393 1393 1962 1962
ests ests r Ar Total Total Convictions Convictions Issued Issued Citations Citations Year Year
of of Percentage Percentage Total Total & & Arrests Arrests otal otal T
5169 5169 3 3 5 51 5267 5267 3101 3101 2862 2862 3275 3275 : : s on i t ic Conv Total Total
43 43 7 7 5 37 37 19 19 9 9 39 39 led led i F s s nt i Compla No No
118 118 74 74 67 67 98 98 73 73 58 58 ed ed s is srn srn i D s s Case
3 3 1 40 40 34 34 12 12 10 10 7 7 ty ty il gu Not Not
43 43 4 4 53 2 53 5405 5405 3230 3230 2954 2954 3379 3379 Issued Issued s s on i tat i C and and ts ts s e Arr
1982 1982 1981 1981 1979 1980 1980 1979 1977 1978 1978 1977
14 14 . 73 73 . $285,708 $246,407 $235,805.94 $235,805.94 $172,777.74 $172,777.74 $142,281.77 $142,281.77 52 52 . $130,204 s s Total Grand Grand
66 66 . ,416 5 2 $ 22,377.00 22,377.00 $ $ 00 00 . 26,255.00 26,255.00 $ $ 17,420 $ $ 20,715.00 20,715.00 $ $ 00 00 . 17,890 $ $ . . Darn . . Liq Total Total
3.48 3.48 2 81,6 3 $ $ 3 2 . 94 94 . 47,239 $ $ 43,178 $ $ 74 74 . 26,632 $ $ 24,071.77 24,071.77 52 52 . $ $ 26,553 $ $ Costs Costs Total Total
50 50 . $178,668.00 $178,668.00 $176,791 $166,372.00 $166,372.00 $128,725.00 $128,725.00 97,495.00 97,495.00 $ $ 00 00 . 85,761 · · $ Fines Fines Total Total
1982 1982 1981 1981 1980 1980 1979 1979 1978 1978 1977 1977
7 7 568 Total Total Grand Grand 2111 2111 Parks Parks 56 56 Turkey Turkey
31 31 Traffic Traffic 231 231 Deer Deer
3 3 1 rds rds i b Nongarne Nongarne 747 747 Boating Boating 10 10 Antelope Antelope
153 153 1091 1091 Miscellaneous Miscellaneous lfrogs lfrogs l Bu & & Fish Fish 227 227 rds rds i b Migratory Migratory
49 49 75 75 Snowmobile Snowmobile 893 893 Trapping Trapping game game Small Small
. . No . . Description Description No Description Description No. No. Description Description
CATEGORY CATEGORY BY BY SUMMARY SUMMARY VIOLATION VIOLATION
30 30
$11,400. $11,400. approximately approximately to to amounted amounted changes changes fee fee noted noted the the and and damage damage storm storm to to due due expenditure expenditure eased eased r inc The The
fees. fees. rental rental tower tower and and charges charges electricity electricity rental, rental, line line telephone telephone in in increases increases marked marked were were there there ge ge dama m m stor to to addition addition In In
asterisk(*). asterisk(*). an an by by marked marked categories categories the the in in found found be be can can expenditures expenditures additional additional These These
operational. operational. system system radio radio the the keep keep to to normal normal than than expense expense more more in in resulted resulted 1982 1982 in in sites sites tower/base tower/base to to damage damage storm storm Extensive Extensive
$41,377.56 $41,377.56 ...... TOTAL TOTAL GRAND GRAND
8,645.53 8,645.53 $ $ ...... SUBTOTAL SUBTOTAL
4,726.39 4,726.39 $ $ ...... lights lights red red and and
scanners, scanners, PA/sirens, PA/sirens, radios, radios, mobile mobile of of removal removal & & Installations Installations
3,919.14 3,919.14 $ $ ...... scanners) scanners) PA/sirens, PA/sirens, (including (including service service repairs repairs io io & & d ra le le i Mob
$14,989.65 $14,989.65 ...... TOTAL TOTAL SUB SUB
00 00 . 8,768 $ $ ...... equipment equipment and and antennas antennas coax, coax, for for ntal ntal re Tower Tower
3,365.78 3,365.78 $ $ ...... sites sites tower tower to to electricity electricity and and rent rent line line Telephone Telephone
2,509.19 2,509.19 $ $ ...... contract contract by by covered covered not not repairs repairs service service & & tower/antenna tower/antenna Other Other *
346.68 346.68 $ $ ...... Inc Inc Enterprises, Enterprises, Altus Altus with with contract contract service service Tower Tower
$17,742.38 $17,742.38 ...... TOTAL TOTAL SUB SUB
2,655.40 2,655.40 $ $ ...... equipment equipment base/repeater base/repeater e e llianc *A
3,080.38 3,080.38 $ $ ...... contract contract by by covered covered not not repairs repairs & & service service base/repeater base/repeater Other Other *
1,086.00 1,086.00 $ $ ...... Communications Communications Shaffer Shaffer with with contract contract eater eater p e Base/r
$10,920.60 $10,920.60 ...... Systems Systems Nebraska Nebraska - Mid with with contract contract Base/repeater Base/repeater
COSTS COSTS OPERATION OPERATION OF OF BREAKDOWN BREAKDOWN COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS RADIO RADIO 1982 1982
1 1 3
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and and hramm, hramm, Sc Park, Park, State State ver ver Ri e e Platt the the at at ts ts nmen assig y y r ma ri p h t wi projects projects numerous numerous on on d d e liz ti u
again again were were reformatory reformatory and and ary ary i nt te peni the the m m fro ews ews r c te te Inma , , personnel y y r a r tempo l l a n seaso 97 97 d d an
ees ees ploy em full-time full-time 38 38 of of staff staff a a ned ned i nta i ma n n o i sect on on i Construct and and ons ons i at r e Op the the 82 82 19 g g n ri Du
. . n sio ivi D s s k r Pa the the for for hop hop s upply upply s
l l ria mate and and quipment quipment e an an g g n i mann nd nd a ng ng i d vi pro nd nd a areas, areas, on on ti recrea d d e unmann to to g g n i elat r tact tact n co
ic ic publ and and enforcement enforcement regulation regulation with with g g n sti i ass m, m, rogra p ng ng i ansplant r t ee ee r t a a ing ing n i a nt i ma nd nd a es es ri se
nur tree tree of of establishment establishment nclude nclude i also also on on secti s s i th gned gned i ass es es ti ili b si pon es R . . areas d d e unmann of of tenance tenance
n i ma and and on, on, i rat ope on, on, i is uperv s ily ily da the the for for nt nt e pm i qu e and and nnel nnel erso p provide provide o o T e: e: nanc e nt i Ma
. . ties ili fac cy cy n age of of ir ir pa re nd nd , a , n io novat re on, on, i uct r st n co with with
assist assist to to crafts crafts s s trade and and ng ng ildi bu in in ned ned i tra nnel nnel rso pe and and pment pment i equ heavy heavy operate operate and and rvise rvise upe s to to s s l skil
ntenance ntenance i ma construction construction ial ial pec s nd nd a engineering engineering n n i d d e n ai r t el el nn rso pe ide ide prov To To on: on: i . . Construct
. . on on visi i D the the by by d d se ha c r pu nt nt e pm i u eq d d an s s l ia r ate m
r r fo specifications specifications develops develops and and n n sig de planned planned to to nce nce a i compl for for on on i construct ount ount acc force force of of n n io pect s n i
daily daily provides provides also also section section is is Th administration. administration. n n sio i iv d ate ate ri approp to to s s on i ut sol ective ective r cor ing ing d i ov r p and and
ds ds ee n reporting reporting areas areas and and ties ties i facil agency agency of of n n ctio pe s n i g n ri nee i ng e r ula reg e e d vi pro To To g: g: n i r ee n gi n E
: : s follow as as bed bed scri de responsibility responsibility h h it w s s on i t sec ee ee hr t nto nto i vided vided i d is is zation zation i n ga r o on on i vis Di
. . . services services
n n tio nsporta tra and and maintenance, maintenance, construction, construction, g, g, n ri nee i ng e with with s s n sio i iv d agency agency other other assist assist to to ~nt ~nt _ quipm e
and and l l e onn rs pe y y ssar nece the the ng ng i provid for for ble ble i s pon res is is n n ivisio D Construction Construction and and s s n ratio Ope The The
DIVISION DIVISION CONSTRUCTION CONSTRUCTION AND AND OPERATIONS OPERATIONS
on. on. i protect e e r fi plement plement sup to to n n ansio M e e h t
to to
entrance entrance
West West the the at at hydrant hydrant fire fire new new of of on on i tallat s In PARK: PARK: ORICAL ORICAL ST HI STATE STATE ODGE ODGE L ARBOR ARBOR
. . area lobby lobby the the r r fo display display m m rlu ua aq n n a of of tion tion uc r nst co e e th and and beds beds r flowe
and and yard yard
aquarium aquarium for for system system watering watering automatic automatic complete complete a a of of on on i stallat In AQUARIUM: AQUARIUM: . AK-SAR-BEN
include: include: 1982 1982 ring ring du areas areas us us vario to to provided provided services services and and s s project account account force force Major Major
1982 1982 13, 13, er er Decemb ired ired h - c/Operator c/Operator i Mechan ipment ipment qu E Heavy Heavy
holtz holtz rg Be Bob Bob
1982 1982 3, 3, ctober ctober O ed ed i d - rator rator hanic/Ope c Me pment pment i Equ Heavy Heavy
k k i dz iero N y r Hen
1982 1982 7, 7, October October - 1 1 1 promoted promoted ntendent ntendent i Super Services Services Facility Facility
s s Toomb ry ry r La
2 2 198 15, 15, il il Apr ired ired h - Supervisor Supervisor Groundskeeper Groundskeeper
r r ege ri K ames ames J
1982 1982 1, 1, il il Apr ired ired h - Supervisor Supervisor r r keepe s Ground
ef ef ri Bogen Pat Pat
1982 1982 1, 1, l l i Apr County County man man r e h S to to transferred transferred - sor sor i Superv per per e Groundske
nke nke i F t t r Robe
1982 1982 1, 1, h h rc Ma -hired -hired Ill Ill Clerk Clerk Office Office
Chapp Chapp nne nne za Su
1982 1982 10, 10, December December terminated terminated - Supervisor Supervisor roundskeeper roundskeeper G G
Drown Drown Rodney Rodney
1982 1982 4, 4, ry ry Janua nated nated i term - II II Superintendent Superintendent Services Services Facility Facility
Sanley Sanley Glen Glen
Changes Changes Personnel Personnel
. . n seaso use use the the oughout oughout r h t
available available was was
supply supply continuous continuous a a as as lakes lakes Valley Valley Salt Salt the the of of tenance tenance in ma road road on on well well very very worked worked
This This
Areas. Areas.
Valley Valley Salt Salt the the of of roads roads for for stockpile stockpile unty unty co from from gravel gravel and and rock rock crushed crushed upply upply s to to Office Office
Engineer's Engineer's
County County Lancaster Lancaster the the with with out out worked worked were were ures ures roced p Purchase Purchase 1981. 1981. over over 20% 20% d d se ncrea i
maintained maintained
road road of of miles miles of of number number total total the the as as satisfactory satisfactory be be to to appeared appeared projects projects maintenance maintenance oad oad r
on on
employees employees
temporary temporary of of use use The The . . Park State State River River Platte Platte and and und und gro Camp Louisville Louisville as as projects projects tion tion
construc major major
such such to to assigned assigned being being personnel personnel manent manent r pe to to due due employees employees temporary temporary totally, totally, almost almost
utilized, utilized,
Oak Oak
hed hed c Bran and and County, County, Sherman Sherman , , n so Robin Fort Fort Lincoln, Lincoln, of of out out located located projects projects nance nance e maint
Road Road
. . roads
surfaced surfaced non-hard non-hard agency agency of of miles miles 245 245 of of maintenance maintenance road road ded ded i prov lake lake County County Sherman Sherman
and and
Robinson, Robinson, Fort Fort Platte, Platte, North North McCook, McCook, Lincoln, Lincoln, at at headquartered headquartered equipment equipment and and onnel onnel rs Pe
Maintenance Maintenance Road Road
. . Loader Skid Skid
for for
trailer trailer
homemade homemade (1) (1) and and Witch, Witch, Ditch Ditch for for Unit Unit ng ng i Bor (1) (1) Pickups, Pickups, Ton Ton /2 /2 1 1 GMC GMC (2) (2) Sedans, Sedans, Dodge Dodge
(2) (2)
included included
1982 1982 during during purchased purchased equipment equipment New New . . vehicles Parks' Parks' and and Game Game to to dispensed dispensed were were fuel fuel
diesel diesel of of
gallons gallons 21,215 21,215 and and gasoline gasoline of of gallons gallons 74,480 74,480 1982 1982 During During Street. Street. "Y" "Y" 3001 3001 at at pumps pumps n's n's io Divis
the the
from from
vehicles vehicles agency agency for for provided provided were were fuel fuel diesel diesel and and oline oline s Ga . . System Park Park State State the the of of areas areas major major
the the to to
transported transported and and d, d, ie nventor i Shop, Shop, Maintenance Maintenance Lincoln Lincoln the the to to delivered delivered and and purchased purchased were were supplies supplies
maintenance maintenance of of
purchases purchases Bulk Bulk projects. projects. approved approved complete complete to to use use temporary temporary for for superintendents superintendents area area
and and
divisions divisions
various various to to loaders loaders and and trucks, trucks, tractors, tractors, kettles, kettles, tar tar cutters, cutters, stump stump spades, spades, tree tree s, s, pump water water
compressors, compressors, air air equipment, equipment, of of variety variety wide wide a a provided provided Division Division Construction Construction and and s s Operation The The
Equipment Equipment and and Transportation Transportation
. .
Park State State River River Platte Platte new new the the of of operation operation and and opening, opening, building, building, the the in in assist assist to to equipment equipment
of of
amount amount
substantial substantial a a of of loan loan the the and and labor labor employee employee of of hours hours many many provided provided also also Section Section tenance tenance
Main
Lincoln Lincoln . .
Fair State State braska braska e N the the and and centers centers hopping hopping s shows, shows, sport sport at at its its hib ex man man and and up up set set to to and and
holidays holidays major major
the the of of times times use use peak peak the the during during regulations regulations park park of of enforcement enforcement with with officers officers conservation conservation
assist assist to to
assigned assigned were were personnel personnel maintenance maintenance duties duties regular regular these these To To campgrounds. campgrounds. these these of of operation operation the the
33 33
. . area le le vil ls Lou to to ned ned ssig a officer officer servation servation n co of of
home home r r e il a tr mobile mobile for for services services ty ty i l i ut of of stallation stallation In service. service. cal cal ri elect with with 160 160 s, s, pad ng ng i mp ca 0 0 20
of of construction construction the the h h wit development development d d groun mp ca or or Maj AREA: AREA: RECREATION RECREATION STATE STATE ISVILLE ISVILLE LOU
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by by se se u for for s s pond g g holdin inlet inlet d d renovate and and t t il Rebu : : AREA RECREATION RECREATION STATE STATE ONEY ONEY L MA LAKE LAKE
. . area let let n i of of reline reline ho s
ect ect prot to to rip-rap rip-rap d d e ul a h and and beach; beach; ng ng i m wim s d d e d regra nd; nd; rou pg cam ain ain m e e h t n n i ads ads p camping camping
rebuilt rebuilt and and s s d roa terior terior n i all all repaired repaired and and d d ade r Reg : : AREA N N IO RECREAT STATE STATE AKE AKE L N N SO JOHN
. . ea r a m m progra s s ' er p cam to to ice ice serv
ectrical ectrical l e nd nd a ; ht g li area area tion tion sta dump dump sformer; sformer; n tra KV KV 15 of of on on i stallat In _ : : PARK STATE STATE CAVE CAVE AN AN INDI
ts. ts. r culve new new of of n n tio
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. . mp ra
boat boat n n i ma the the on on ded ded ee n irs irs pa re on on rt rt po re ded ded i v ro p d an d d vestigate n i ; ; r rye d and and er er h s wa of of on on i cat lo
g g in g han c ce ce Residen s s ndent' te n ri upe S the the at at m m roo y y r und a l the the d d remodele und; und; gro mp ca n n i ma the the
at at g g buildin ne ne i latr hower hower s e e h t on on es es m fra nd nd a rs rs doo d d e Replac AREA: AREA: ON ON ECREATI R STATE STATE FREMONT FREMONT
. . quipment e ghting ghting fi fire fire epaired epaired r and and transported transported and and r r te el sh n n sig a a stalled stalled n i
h; h; stagecoac the the for for s s l whee the the repaired repaired Store; Store; s s ' r e Sutl e e h t to to on on i addit 3rd 3rd the the eted eted mpl co ; ; m syste
n n agoo l sewage sewage the the of of ll ll ce third third he he t d d ete mpl co crews crews on on i uct str Con PARK: PARK: STATE STATE ROBINSON ROBINSON FORT FORT
Fair. Fair. the the ng ng i dur ance ance n ainte m and and nup nup clea for for
ned ned assig were were nnel nnel erso p n isio Div nd nd a d d e h lis mp acco ere ere w ir ir pa re and and ations ations r te l a r r no i m r r Othe . . on isi Div
ies ies er h Fis for for aquarium aquarium tdoor tdoor u o for for cover cover and and on; on; isi Div on on i Educat r r Outdoo for for elter elter h S ondack ondack ir Ad of of
construction construction ; ; n Tow Old Old g g in exist d d in h e b gs gs n i ld i bu alley alley or or do out new new the the of of n n io t c u tr Cons S: S: D ROLIN ROLIN RG RG l l A F F
. . oads r access access
rea rea a ll ll a l l grave with with ed ed urfac s nd nd a ded ded regra nd nd a area area ing ing k ar p ew ew n cted cted Constru : : RESERVOIR ELWOOD ELWOOD
areas. areas. ese ese h t at at er er Riv e e Platt e e h t n n etwee b nd nd g a g n alo irs irs repa Dike Dike L: L: NE AN H C SANDY SANDY and and ODESSA ODESSA EAST EAST
windstorm. windstorm. cal cal lo by by d d te uproo or or damaged damaged trees trees 0 0 7 large large
ly ly approximate of of l l remova the the for for sed sed u nt nt e pm i u Eq y y v ea H : : AREA RECREATION RECREATION STATE STATE MBER MBER TI DEAD DEAD
. . ng i rfac u s for for
"mudrock" "mudrock" hauled hauled and and purchased purchased areas, areas, parking parking and and s s d roa all all ilt ilt Rebu : : AREA SIDE SIDE WAY CHEYENNE CHEYENNE
. . on i trat is Admin for for ets ets n i b ca and and ment; ment;
Enforce Law Law for for g g lvin e h s Education; Education; ation ation m & & for In for for net net i b ca storage storage m m fil of of uction uction str n co office; office;
Bailey's Bailey's Bill Bill for for door door new new ed ed ll insta room; room; radio radio ent ent m force n E Law Law to to r r doo d d an way way r doo ed ed tall ins g; g; n i
Build Office Office Central Central to to ntrances ntrances e at at eeded eeded n as as alk alk ew d si d d heave and and oken oken r b Repaired Repaired FFICE: FFICE: O AL AL CENTR
ished. ished. l accomp also also were were lves lves she nd nd a cabinets cabinets ds, ds, r boa n n eti bull es, es, m fra picture picture numerous numerous nd nd a
Show Show Sports Sports Omaha Omaha the the for for hibit hibit ex display display the the of of Construction Construction . . sion Divi ces ces vi r Se ce ce ur so Re r r fo four four
and and on on si Divi Parks Parks for for gs gs n i build e e in atr l unit unit e e doubl 0 0 2 cted cted u str n co s s r Carpente : : HOP S ER ER CARPENT
, , field ateral ateral l and and nk nk ta ic ic pt se e e h t ng ng aci pl re
nce nce eside R s s ndent' e rint e up S the the g g n servi m m syste sewage sewage the the ebuilt ebuilt r etely etely mpl Co : : H ANC R BILL BILL ALO ALO F F BUF
. . k wor
sery sery nur continuing continuing the the for for er er lant transp tree tree a a of of ion ion t ta r nspo ra t for for vided vided pro nd nd a r r Cente Visitor Visitor e e h t
at at installation installation for for seats seats nd nd a s t cabine new new lt lt i bu Carpenters Carpenters : : ARK P STORICAL STORICAL HI STATE STATE LLOW LLOW HO ASH ASH
erosion. erosion.
from from
area area
Cottonwood Cottonwood
protect protect to to line line hore s r r ive R latte latte P along along p p ra p- ri d d e haul nd nd a s s Campground
Riverside Riverside and and
Cottonwood Cottonwood to to
damage damage flood flood Repaired Repaired AREA: AREA: RECREATION RECREATION STATE STATE RIVERS RIVERS TWO TWO
benches. benches. wood wood d d an dewalks dewalks i s ncrete ncrete co h h t wi play play s di
geological geological of of
Construction Construction
te. te. e r c on c reinforced reinforced th th i w area area this this for for king king r pa and and oads oads r d d e c surfa and and
area area
ic ic picn
handicapped handicapped for for ns ns i a r
d m stor Constructed Constructed : : AREA RECREATION RECREATION STATE STATE PARK PARK SCHRAMM SCHRAMM
. . structure
control control
water water of of
replacement replacement and and r r i repa and and seepage seepage water water prevent prevent to to lake bed bed lake of of rface rface u s entire entire
over over
compacted compacted re re
mixtu
clay clay te te i benton of of layer layer " " 6 a a with with d d e t renova y y el t le mp co s s wa Lake Lake an an Newm
. .
booths
phone phone
three three r r fo
mary mary ri p electric electric s s manhole protect protect to to collars collars concrete concrete hop; hop; s and and pavilions pavilions r r fo
tanks tanks
propane propane
nts; nts; a
hydr
and and watermains watermains of of nstallation nstallation i ign; ign; s rance rance ent park park nd nd a ign ign s k k r pa logo logo gns; gns; i s
regulatory regulatory
interior interior
park; park; to to
hange hange erc int nwood nwood e Gre at at signs signs ectional ectional r i d of of installation installation office; office; park park
at at
flagpoles flagpoles three three
Lodge; Lodge;
Scott Scott of of basement basement r r fo covering covering floor floor s; s; Cabin Camper Camper for for screens screens window window
of of
Installation Installation . .
Cabins
Whitetail Whitetail 5 5 Barn, Barn, Red Red ng, ng, i Build ation ation r nist i Adm Building, Building, age age r Sto Dry Dry Cabins, Cabins,
Camper Camper 16 16
Amphitheater, Amphitheater,
Cabin, Cabin, Evergreen Evergreen Cabins, Cabins, Heron Heron Blue Blue & & Eagle Eagle Golden Golden in, in, Cab Cottonwood Cottonwood
duplex, duplex,
Chokecherry Chokecherry
pavilions, pavilions, latrine latrine hower hower s Newman Newman were were remodeling remodeling r r majo d d e m r perfo carpenters carpenters
where where
Buildings Buildings
itors. itors.
is
v
park park ansporting ansporting tr for for trams trams areas; areas; tent tent and and teepee teepee to to gear gear camping camping ng ng i port
trans
for for carts carts
two-wheel two-wheel
five five Lodge; Lodge; Scott Scott for for cabinets cabinets kitchen kitchen area; area; stable stable for for toilet toilet t t uni e e doubl
gates, gates,
entrance entrance
park park two two
seating; seating; amphitheater amphitheater dence; dence; i s Re s s ntendent' i Super for for drive drive circle circle concrete concrete
Residence, Residence,
Superintendent's Superintendent's the the at at walls walls retaining retaining rock rock tents; tents; and and teepees teepees r r fo platforms platforms Lake; Lake; man man
New
to to
water water
supplying supplying
well well new new to to road road bath-house; bath-house; pool pool mming mming i sw for for ks ks c a r bag bag porches; porches; pavilion pavilion
on on rails rails
safety safety
beds; beds;
flower flower
and and brick brick decorative decorative h h it w o i pat Lodge Lodge Scott Scott Lodge; Lodge; k k ee Cr Decker Decker and and
Lodge Lodge
Scott Scott
for for
benches benches
and and fence;Tables fence;Tables post post wood wood 3-rail 3-rail of of feet feet 5300 5300 pavilions; pavilions; all all on on additions additions
shower shower
entrance; entrance;
park park
for for
kiosk kiosk es; es; rs ho for for e e tabl s of of on on i Construct ; ; s project following following the the ng ng i plet
com
Park Park
River River Platte Platte
at at busy busy
kept kept re re we crews crews construction construction on on ivisi D PARK: PARK: STATE STATE RIVER RIVER PLATTE PLATTE
structure. structure. outlet outlet in in s s board
control control
evation evation l e
water water
replaced replaced
and and ed ed ir pa re out, out, Cleaned Cleaned AREA: AREA: RECREATION RECREATION STATE STATE LAKE LAKE PIBEL PIBEL
. . phalt s a new new with with overlayed overlayed mp mp ra
boat boat to to
roadways roadways
seed seed and and
landscape, landscape, shoulder, shoulder, complex; complex; maintenance maintenance residence residence for for on on i preparat
site site
campground; campground; new new
for for lights lights
area area of of Installation Installation AREA: AREA: RECREATION RECREATION STATE STATE LAKE LAKE PAWNEE PAWNEE
. . desks and and shelves, shelves, cabinets, cabinets, of of installation installation and and Construction Construction
Office. Office. District District
the the at at
offices offices of of
location location re and and remodel remodel Complete Complete OFFICE: OFFICE: DISTRICT DISTRICT PLATTE PLATTE NORTH NORTH
. . building
maintenance maintenance to to
next next
building building storage storage frame frame new new Constructed Constructed , , m r windsto Summer Summer by by caused caused ing ing
build
maintenance maintenance
metal metal the the to to
damage damage correct correct to to repairs repairs the the for for Contracted Contracted : : PARK STATE STATE NIOBRARA NIOBRARA
. . areas adjacent adjacent on on dunes dunes sand sand level level and and roads, roads, access access surface surface
ramps, ramps, boat boat
widen widen
to to concrete concrete d d
re pou and and Formed Formed AREA: AREA: RECREATION RECREATION STATE STATE LAKE LAKE MINATARE MINATARE
. . s light area area additional additional two two installed installed and and station station dump dump trailer trailer and and
well well
between between service service
wiring wiring ve ve i defect Replaced Replaced AREA: AREA: RECREATION RECREATION STATE STATE RESERVOIR RESERVOIR MERRITT MERRITT OUTDOOR ED UCATION DIVISION
The Outdoor Education Division coordinates and conducts educational programs for Nebraskans of all ages. Included is the statewid e Educational Workshop Program, the Hunter Education Program, and the Boati ng Safet y Program. Numerous presentations were made to school and adult groups in regard to these programs.
. ' The 1982 educational workshop program and general divisi on activity included:
* 45 evening, two-hou r workshops on a wid e variety of outdoor topics which were at-tended by . over 3,900 people. Hunter safet y concepts were an integral part of all workshops dealing with hunt ing. ·
Informational su rveys were co~ducted with the cooperation of a UN L student at five ;orkshops, revealing in part that most participants:
Gained a new appreciation of our natural resources; Increased their awareness of Neb raska's public lands and recreational areas; ·Developed new, lifetime ski lls <1s a resul t of attending the workshop.
* Operation of th_e Hu ntEir Safety Center and Outdoor Sto re at the 1982 Sta.te Fair.
* Hosting of t he Outdoor Neb raska rad io p rogram, carded by 42 stations ac ross the state.
* Participation in the Know Nebraska Tq1,1r Program, sport shows and mall d is plays.
* Providing written copy for t he "Outdoor Savvy" section of the NEB RAS KA land Magazine -News Edition.
Assist ed in t he scri pt-writing, narration and on-camera producti on of several in-house film s.
Hunter Education Program * The Hu nter Education pr_ogra m produced 7,084 graduates in 1982, and 86 new instructo rs were certified du ri ng 17 work~hops.
* Nine certifi cation courses fo r st udents were held at the Hunter Safety Center at the State Fair grounds, T he 290 students involv ed were abl e t o partici pate in live fi ring at t his faci lity,
* Live fi ring was also afforded 48 students who attended a two day cou rs e at the Bennett Izaak Walto n League facility, T his cou rse for Lincoln area youngsters provi ded 13 hours of classroom and hands-on ex perl ence fo r t he student,
* A 1981 student su rv ey was completed and t he resu lts sent to all active hunter safety inst ructo rs. T his survey revealed : most students favored extending t he cou rse beyond th e six-hour minimum; students had hig h interest levels in game habits and identificat io n, wildlife management and survival . An instructor su rvey was undertake n du rln g the year in an effort to increase the effect ive ness of t he program. Resu lts wil l be avail able in 1983,
* Neb raska's Hunter Education p rogram was rated "AA" by t he Intern ational Association of Fish and Wil dlife Agencies, and the Hunter Education Coordinat o r was made President-elect of t he North American Associat ion of Hunter Safety Coord inators.
* Nine new Bowhu nt er Educatlon inst ruct o rs were certified in 1982, along with 211 students.
* Hunti ng acci dents for t he year were down considerably from p revious years with only 11 acci dents re ported , One accident was fatal wh ile 10 were non-fatal.
35 * Other Hunter Education activities included:
* lnvolvment with the state Hi gh School Trap Shoot at Doniphan and the Nebraska High School Silhouette Shoot at Pressey, * Published articles for Hunter Safety News, the National hunter education newspaper.
Boating Safety Program There were 54,264 boats registered in Nebraska in 1982, an increase of five percent over 1981 , How ever, the number and severity of accidents decreased considerably during 1982, as 15 accidents involving 25 boats were reported. There were two fatalities and 16 personal injuries during the year, down from 8 and 19 respectively in 1981 . The 15 accidents resulted in a property damage loss of approximately $30,000, The most common type of accident was "collision with another vessel", resulting from careless ness and inattention.
The boating safety program was directed primarily toward youth groups and schools. An effort was made to work with teachers, encouraging them to use our boating program in their classes. The agency provided films, student and instructor manuals and related materials for all classes, Numerous canoe safety classes and boat and water safety talks were given to a wide variety of groups, including 4-H, Scouts, Civic groups, clubs and businesses.
Wildlife Education The wildlife education effort was directed toward school classes and teachers. Numerous inclass programs were presented to students, Outdoor Education staff also worked with students in "outdoor classrooms" on a variety of field trips related to both school and scouting activities.
Wildlife education programs were given to groups of teachers during State Teachers Convention and other in-se rvice meetings.
Activities The ou.tdoor Nebraska radio program, syndicated over 41 stations across the state, is hosted and produced by the division, Weekly programs are provided to participating stations.
Div ision staff assisted in the Outdoor Nebraska television program through taped workshops, and provided assistance to some of the Know Nebras ka Tours.
'A wlcle,,variety of educational talks we re p rese nted to 108 d iverse groups during the year, ranging from scout groups to civ ic organizations.
36
37 37
642 642 114 114
60 60 32 32 92 92 TOTAL TOTAL
1 1 3 3
Shop Shop Sign Sign
5 5 3 3
re re ultu tic Hor
3 3 9 9
Office Office l l Centra
23] 23] 2 2 25 25 Areas Areas de de si Way
251 251 65 65
35] 35] 17 17 52 52 Areas Areas n n eatio Recr
71 71
14 14
2 2 7 7 9 9 Parks Parks Historical Historical
311 311 20 20
6 6 6 6 rks rks Pa State State
Positions Positions
Positions Positions Areas Areas Park Park Areas Areas Park Park Areas Areas Item Item
Temporary Temporary Permanent Permanent Unmanned Unmanned of of Manned Manned No. No.
ng: ng: sti li following following the the in in is is shown shown ions ions t posi se se the of of
tribution tribution s Di . .
people 114 114
of of
staff staff
park park
manent manent r pe a a by by operated operated and and maintained maintained are are areas areas rk rk pa 92 92 e e Th
PERSONNEL PERSONNEL
. .
Areas
ment ment e
Manag
ife ife Wildl 12 12 on on s s facilitie recreation recreation the the n n i mainta also also ei ei nn erso p Park Park
4.99 4.99
136,93 61,439.49 61,439.49 75,495.50 75,495.50 92 92 TOTALS TOTALS
1,725.14 1,725.14
1,725.14 1,725.14 0 0 9 9 ks ks ar l P l storica Hi State State
86 86 .
709
554.64 554.64 55.22 55.22 1 ' 25 25 Areas Areas ayside ayside W State State
105,780.35 105,780.35
30,457.07 30,457.07 8 8 .2 75,323 52 52 Areas Areas n n creatio Re State State
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performed performed was was
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Platte Platte
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drawings drawings on on
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plans, plans, planting planting plans, plans, site site Numerous Numerous
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and and
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funded. funded.
not not
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were were
programs programs
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recreation recreation
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staff staff
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assisted assisted
workers workers onal onal seas y y r tempora 642 642 Some Some
tasks. tasks.
sekeeping sekeeping
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unmanned unmanned
60 60
attend attend to to
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park park
7 7
and and
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recreation recreation r r othe d d e
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remaining remaining
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positions
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the the
of of
73 73
utilize utilize
areas areas
these these
and and
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ite ite s on- with with staffed staffed are are areas areas park park 32 32 Only Only Operations and Maintenance Cost associated with the operations and maintenance of the 92 park areas are as follows:
1981-82 Budget Authority
Program 549 Program 617 General Fund Appropriation $2,261,731 $1,513,898 Cash Fund Appropriation 2,486,428 913,121
Total Appropriation $4,748,159 $2,427,019
1981 -82 Expenditures
Park Administration, Snowmobile, Operations and Maintenance
Personal Services $2,736,609 $1,321,136 Operating Expense 599,941 231,813 Operating Supplies 815,194 427,112 Travel 44,990 35,441 Capital Outlay (Equipment) 327,890 165,621 Encumbrances 155,303 46,636 Total Disbursements $4,679,927 $2,227,759
Park Visition Accurate counts of park visitors are difficult achievements, It is especially difficult in Nebraska's park system since almost 2/3 of the public-use areas are unmanned, with many areas undeveloped and only a few having a single park entrance,
An estimated 7,869,787 people visited the state park areas during 1982, There are 42 reporting stations in the system and they contribute most of the total visitor count. The remaining 50 areas are credited with conservative lump sum visitor estimates,
ESTIMATED PARK VISITOR COUNTS
Area 1980 1981 1982 Arbor Lodge SHP 157,323 138,797 140,671 Ash Hollow SHP 67,000 67,700 69,700 Buffalo Bill Ranch SHP 38,796 43,033, 45,625 Chadron SP 278,447 228,516 204,520 Champion Mill SHP 2,500 2,000 2,500 Dead Timber SRA 75,650 75,630 75,020 Enders Reservoir SRA 58,208 59,220 64,880 Fort Atkinson SHP 35,550 36,525 38,025 Fort Hartsuff SHP 30,875 31,580 28,425 Fort Kearny SHP 83,492 86,221 81,943 Fort Rob inson SP 292,583 376,997 330,798 Fremont SRA 628,850 632,400 600,825 Ind ian Cave SP 144,597 120,105 108,027 Johnson Lake SRA 341,335 414,990 459,360 Kearney County SRA 166,169 158,935 154,578 Lake Mcconaughy SRA 396,925 385,017 353,895 Lake Minatare SRA 248,452 256,872 265,137 Lewis & Clark SRA 377,855 377,714 238,558 Louisvi lle SRA 205,130 227,666 210,333 Medicine Creek SRA 122,892 123,540 128,031 Mormon Island SWA 248,824 254,991 271,808 Niobrara SP 160,771 . 148,467 135,665 Platte River SP 92,832 Ponca SP 214,752 203,949 205,519
39
40 40
1982. 1982.
during during
days days
camping camping general general
791,412 791,412
for for
accounted accounted campgrounds campgrounds above above the the that that
calculated calculated
be be can can
it it
then then
days, days, 3 3 is is
camper camper a a
by by
visit visit a a of of
duration duration
average average the the If If party. party. camping camping per per people people 32 32 . 3
about about
averaged averaged
unit unit
ng ng i
camp
A A
required. required.
is is
registration registration camper camper where where campgrounds campgrounds at at taken taken are are counts counts above above The The
263,804 263,804
79,502 79,502 236,738 236,738 72,625 72,625 TOTALS TOTALS
10,499 10,499
3,496 3,496
10,941 10,941 3,792 3,792 SWA SWA
Windmill Windmill
2,802 2,802
1,033 1,033
2,682 2,682 873 873 SRA SRA ngs ngs ri Sp ia ia r Victo
14,914 14,914
3,918 3,918 18,095 18,095 6,014 6,014 SRA SRA vers vers i R
Two Two
360 360
138 138
7 7 85 168 168 SRA SRA Swanson Swanson
1,434 1,434
501 501
1,838 1,838 305 305 SRA SRA ow ow Hl W Red Red
12,361 12,361
3,555 3,555 36 36 1 14, 4,006 4,006 SP SP
Ponca Ponca
898 898
218 218
P P S ver ver i R
Platte Platte
7,810 7,810
2,330 2,330 8,933 8,933 2,503 2,503 SRA SRA Pawnee Pawnee
2,858 2,858
1,257 1,257 2,817 2,817 1,194 1,194 SP SP Niobrara Niobrara
13,900 13,900
4,622 4,622 11,453 11,453 3,746 3,746 SWA SWA Island Island Mormon Mormon
6,680 6,680
1,670 1,670 SRA SRA Creek Creek ne ne i Medic
34,109 34,109
7,108 7,108 30,232 30,232 5,856 5,856 SRA SRA e e vill s Loui
14,192 14,192
4,672 4,672 12,832 12,832 4,712 4,712 SRA SRA Ogallala Ogallala Lake Lake
8,428 8,428
2,451 2,451 SRA SRA Mcconaughy Mcconaughy Lake Lake
13,375 13,375
4,378 4,378 9,041 9,041 2,289 2,289 SRA SRA County County Kearney Kearney
37,772 37,772
11,651 11,651 35,088 35,088 11,417 11,417 SRA SRA Lake Lake Johnson Johnson
11,353 11,353
4,670 4,670 13,124 13,124 5,232 5,232 SP SP Cave Cave Indian Indian
23,396 23,396
7,629 7,629 26,731 26,731 8,821 8,821 SRA SRA Fremont Fremont
15,010 15,010
4,758 4,758 15,240 15,240 4,878 4,878 SP SP Robinson Robinson Fort Fort
10,006 10,006
3,149 3,149 11,210 11,210 3,458 3,458 SP SP Chadron Chadron
19,586 19,586
5,596 5,596 9,733 9,733 2,756 2,756 SRA SRA Oak Oak Branched Branched
2,061 2,061
702 702
1,755 1,755 605 605 SHP SHP Hollow Hollow Ash Ash
Campers Campers of of
Registered Registered Campers Campers of of Registered Registered Area Area
1982-No. 1982-No. 1982-Units 1982-Units No. No. - 1981 1981-Units 1981-Units
COUNT COUNT VISITOR VISITOR - CAMPING CAMPING GENERAL GENERAL
7,869,787 7,869,787
8,076,514 8,076,514 8,143,850 8,143,850 AREAS AREAS ALL ALL TOTAL TOTAL
2,598,725 2,598,725 2,606,777 2,606,777 2,598,762 2,598,762
350,000 350,000
350,000 350,000
350,000 350,000 Areas Areas Non-Reporting Non-Reporting Unmanned Unmanned
32 32
37,500 37,500
36,000 36,000 36,000 36,000 SRA SRA Train Train Wagon Wagon
14,500 14,500
14,000 14,000 14,000 14,000 SRA SRA Stagecoach Stagecoach
715,000 715,000
700,000 700,000 700,000 700,000 SRA SRA Pawnee Pawnee
26,500 26,500
25,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 SRA SRA Creek Creek Olive Olive
161,225 161,225
182,777 182,777 137,312 137,312 SRA SRA Reservoir Reservoir Merritt Merritt
145,000 145,000
145,000 145,000 145,000 145,000 SRA SRA Conestoga Conestoga
150,000 150,000
158,000 158,000 195,000 195,000 SRA SRA Bridgeport Bridgeport
758,000 758,000
750,000 750,000 750,000 750,000 SRA SRA Oak Oak Branched Branched
66,000 66,000
66,000 66,000 66,450 66,450 SRA SRA Butte Butte Box Box
175,000 175,000
180,000 180,000 180,000 180,000 SRA SRA Bluestem Bluestem
60,000 60,000
60,000 60,000 60,000 60,000 Areas Areas Non-Reporting Non-Reporting Unmanned Unmanned 18 18
11,945 11,945
8,604 8,604 4,935 4,935 SHP SHP Station Station Creek Creek Rock Rock
65,950 65,950
58,525 58,525 55,400 55,400 SWA SWA Windmill Windmill
46,725 46,725
48,800 48,800 750 750 , 70 SRA SRA Springs Springs Victoria Victoria
255,803 255,803
225,201 225,201 224,529 224,529 SRA SRA Rivers Rivers Two Two
45,910 45,910
88,862 88,862 55,231 55,231 SRA SRA Reservoir Reservoir Swanson Swanson
220,075 220,075
201,000 201,000 162,650 162,650 SRA SRA Reservoir Reservoir Sherman Sherman
82,450 82,450
153,880 153,880 350,000 350,000 SRA SRA Park Park Schramm Schramm
175,529 175,529
000 000 , 174 184,617 184,617 SRA SRA Willow Willow Red Red
1982 1982 1981 1981 1980 1980 Area Area
41 41
341,541.48 341,541.48
83,021.13 83,021.13 36,144.84 36,144.84
262,935.62 262,935.62 287,919.82 287,919.82 TOTALS TOTALS
Areas Areas s s u eo Miscellan
38 38 . 19,387
A A W S ill ill Windm
2,411.59 2,411.59
3,513.11 3,513.11 59 59 . 3,273 SRA SRA s s ng ri Sp a a Victori
85 85 .
2,129 18,509.71 18,509.71 SRA SRA s s er iv R Two Two
478.31 478.31 SRA SRA son son n Swa
SRA SRA man man r She
SRA SRA ark ark P m m ram ram Sch Sch
1,946.63 1,946.63 SRA SRA Willow Willow Red Red
18,640.57 18,640.57
10,745.17 10,745.17 20,868.57 20,868.57 30,893.11 30,893.11
SP SP ca ca Pon
53,585.97 53,585.97 3,953.62 3,953.62
1,973.43 1,973.43 087.33 087.33 2, 24,961.37 24,961.37 SP SP r r Rive Platte Platte
7,472.94 7,472.94 SRA SRA Lake Lake Pawnee Pawnee
3,701.45 3,701.45
3,124.89 3,124.89 3,031.93 3,031.93 24,044.71 24,044.71 SP SP Niobrara Niobrara
18,038.15 18,038.15 SWA SWA nd nd a Isl Mormon Mormon
SRA SRA itt itt Merr
SRA SRA is is Memph
5,816.34 5,816.34 SRA SRA Creek Creek Medicine Medicine
79 79 . 21,019 SRA SRA Louisville Louisville
SRA SRA Clark Clark s s Lewi & &
SRA SRA Minatare Minatare Lake Lake
06 06 . 33,168 SRA SRA hy hy g Mcconau Lake Lake
8,389.37 8,389.37 SRA SRA County County Kearney Kearney
18,393.56 18,393.56 SRA SRA Lake Lake Johnson Johnson
7,686.95 7,686.95
8,134.75 8,134.75 SP SP Cave Cave Indian Indian
25,298.18 25,298.18 SRA SRA
Fremont Fremont
73 73 . 240,519
39,433.71 39,433.71 9,903.63 9,903.63 18,239.09 18,239.09 .54 .54 160,843 SP SP Robinson Robinson
Fort Fort
4,738.47 4,738.47
SHP SHP Kearny Kearny Fort Fort
1,452.21 1,452.21
SHP SHP uff uff s Hart Fort Fort
363.75 363.75
SHP SHP Atkinson Atkinson Fort Fort
SRA SRA
Ender~ Ender~
19 19 . 11,729 83 83 .
9,604
8,267.87 8,267.87 7,930.09 7,930.09 43,903.50 43,903.50 SP SP
Chadron Chadron
5,871.92 5,871.92
SHP SHP Bill Bill Buffalo Buffalo
SRA SRA Brownville Brownville
21,212.33 21,212.33 SRA SRA Oak Oak ed ed h c
Bran
5 5 1,605.7
SHP SHP Hollow Hollow
Ash Ash
90 90 . 19,262
SHP SHP e e Lodg Arbor Arbor
SRA SRA Alexandria Alexandria
income. income. miscellaneous miscellaneous in in included included are are shown shown not not incomes incomes area area dual dual i Indiv
. . figures
these these in in included included not not are are dollars dollars permit permit entry entry Park Park activities. activities. various various the the by by and and total total in in generated generated
dollars dollars
and and areas areas producing producing income income the the shows shows listing listing following following The The programs. programs. maintenance maintenance park park support support
elp elp h
to to
fund fund cash cash park park the the to to returned returned are are sources sources these these from from generated generated Monies Monies sites. sites. concession concession and and
practices practices
conservation conservation sites, sites, cabin cabin for for leases leases d d an sales, sales, concession concession and and restaurant restaurant from from ived ived er d is is ncome ncome i
park park
Other Other charged. charged. are are fees fees which which for for activities activities typical typical are are rides rides trail trail and and swimming swimming lodging, lodging, Camping, Camping,
services. services. and and activities activities various various for for charge charge do do areas areas certain certain free, free, fee fee are are activities activities park park most most While While Income Income
42 42
00 00 . 877,049
1,001,232.00 1,001,232.00
23 23 7. 1,083,58 75 75 . 1,162 56,538.34 56,538.34 14,323.25 14,323.25
1,068.00 1,068.00
8,322.00 8,322.00 93.94 93.94 94 94 . 93
00 00 . 12,608
00 00 . 17,940 63 63 . 19,492 5 5 2 . 105
7,981.00 7,981.00 00 00 . 8,906 9,198.29 9,198.29
00 00 . 24,922
22,895.00 22,895.00 21,520.44 21,520.44 880.88 880.88
1,000.00 1,000.00
2,559.00 2,559.00
2,755.81 2,755.81 1,851.50 1,851.50 426.00 426.00
6,112.00 6,112.00
6,509.00 6,509.00 8,903.15 8,903.15
4,453.15 4,453.15 4,450.00 4,450.00
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9.26 9.26 9.26 9.26
1,605.00 1,605.00
3,027.00 3,027.00
5,421.17 5,421.17 3,074.54 3,074.54 00 00 . 400
80,601.00 80,601.00 91,073.00 91,073.00 31,147.42 31,147.42
* * * *
86,561.72 86,561.72
* *
6,259.00 6,259.00 94 94 . 7,472
32,340.00 32,340.00
32,545.00 32,545.00 35,831.74 35,831.74 76 76 . 1,928
00 00 .
15,531 17,237.00 17,237.00 72 72 . 18,289 57 57 . 251
00 00 . 5,623
2,582.00 2,582.00 8,059.69 8,059.69 8,059.69 8,059.69
561.00 561.00
488.00 488.00 390.03 390.03 03 03 . 390
00 00 . 2,164
4,037.00 4,037.00
8,649.98 8,649.98 2,260.64 2,260.64 573.00 573.00
00 00 . 15,269
18,517.00 18,517.00 21,693.75 21,693.75 673.96 673.96
2,833.00 2,833.00
2,841.00 2,841.00 3,070.22 3,070.22 3,070.22 3,070.22
1,448.00 1,448.00
1,859.00 1,859.00
1,993.00 1,993.00 269.88 269.88 513.12 513.12 00 00 . 1,210
40,074.00 40,074.00
49,805.00 49,805.00
39 39 . 59,920 20,777.33 20,777.33 5,975.00 5,975.00
6,421.00 6,421.00 7,954.00 7,954.00 8,389.37 8,389.37
19,561.00 19,561.00 22,330.00 22,330.00 18,393.56 18,393.56
7,995.00 7,995.00 17,479.00 17,479.00 84 84 . 15,858 37.14 37.14
00 00 . 22,744
27,135.00 27,135.00 26,715.12 26,715.12 35.41 35.41 1,381.53 1,381.53
459,048.00 459,048.00
500,968.00 500,968.00 470,432.22 470,432.22 76.27 76.27 1,416.25 1,416.25
3,331.00 3,331.00 4,396.00 4,396.00 4,738.47 4,738.47
* * * *
1,452.21 1,452.21
* * * *
363.75 363.75
981.00 981.00 981.00 981.00
889.25 889.25 889.25 889.25
78,259.00 78,259.00 81,558.00 81,558.00 81,446.06 81,446.06 10.58 10.58
5,143.00 5,143.00
5,607.00 5,607.00 6,409.69 6,409.69 537.77 537.77
200.00 200.00
200.00 200.00 200.00 200.00 200.00 200.00
2,062.00 2,062.00
13,103.00 13,103.00 26,606.30 26,606.30 4,993.97 4,993.97 400.00 400.00
1,268.00 1,268.00 1,358.00 1,358.00 1,605.75 1,605.75
00 00 . 18,221 20,687.00 20,687.00 19,536.35 19,536.35 273.45 273.45
75.00 75.00
75.00 75.00 00 00 . 75 75.00 75.00
Income Income
Income Income
Income Income Income Income Lease Lease Lease Lease
Park Park
Park Park
Park Park Misc. Misc. Concession Concession Cabin Cabin
1980 1980 1981 1981
Total Total Private Private Private Private
43 43
10 10 .
3,013,838
come come In Fund Fund Cash Cash Park Park State State Total Total
38 38 . 241,026 Etc. Etc. Comp, Comp, Workman Workman to to Transfers Transfers und und F
rest, rest, Inte Income, Income, -Area -Area Non Other Other
28 28 . 160,131 ns ns tio Dona
0 0 .5 1,105,831 its its m m r Pe try try n E k k r Pa
423,261.71 423,261.71 Reimbursements Reimbursements Federal Federal
,587.23 ,587.23
1,083
Areas Areas by by Total Total - Sub
420.77 420.77 Areas Areas llaneous llaneous isce M
19,492.63 19,492.63 l l il m ind W
25 25 . 9,430 Springs Springs ia ia Victor
82 82 . 18,397 Rivers Rivers Two Two
538.31 538.31 Swanson Swanson
6,635.60 6,635.60 Reservoirs Reservoirs Southwest Southwest
13,966.52 13,966.52 Reservoir Reservoir Sherman Sherman
32 32 . 722 , 3 Willow Willow Red Red
82,073.51 82,073.51 Ponca Ponca
72 72 . 86,561 River River Platte Platte
7,020.66 7,020.66 Pawnee Pawnee
35,831.74 35,831.74 ra ra Niobra
72 72 . 18,289 Island Island Morman Morman
69 69 . 8,059 Reservoir Reservoir itt itt Merr
390.03 390.03 Memphis Memphis
21 21 . 5,054 Creek Creek ne ne ici Med
21,693.75 21,693.75 uisville uisville Lo
22 22 . 3,070 Clark Clark and and s s Lewi
1,993.00 1,993.00 Minatare Minatare Lake Lake
58,920.39 58,920.39 Mcconaughy Mcconaughy Lake Lake
7 7 .3 8,389 Area Area Recreation Recreation County County Kearney Kearney
56 56 . 18,393 Lake Lake on on s ohn J
.84 .84 15,858 Cave Cave Indian Indian
12 12 . 26,715 Fremont Fremont
470,432.22 470,432.22 Robinson Robinson Fort Fort
4,738.47 4,738.47 Kearny Kearny Fort Fort
1 1 .2 1,452 Hartsuff Hartsuff Fort Fort
75 75 , 363 Atkinson Atkinson Fort Fort
76.68 76.68 Enders Enders
81,446.06 81,446.06 Chadron Chadron
.69 .69 6,409 SHP SHP Bill Bill Buffalo Buffalo
30 30 . 26,606 Oak Oak Branched Branched
1,605.75 1,605.75 Hollow Hollow Ash Ash
19,536.35 19,536.35 Lodge Lodge Arbor Arbor
Areas Areas by by
INCOME INCOME FUND FUND CASH CASH PARK PARK STATE STATE
44 44
. . percent 85 85 about about leases, leases, oil oil off.shore off.shore m m fro s s i source source major major The The . . eases l
oil oil
off-shore off-shore
from from s s nue reve and and y y ert p ro p surplus surplus of of e e l sa the the fuels, fuels, at at bo r r moto on on tax tax areas, areas, l l federa on on
fee fee ser ser
u the the of of
portion portion a a by by upported upported s is is Fund Fund Conservation Conservation ater ater W nd nd a Land Land The The areas. areas. recreation recreation outdoor outdoor · ·
public public of of
nt nt e
developm and and tion tion si acqui ing, ing, nn a pl sive sive n e h re p com for for s s on si ubdivi s olitical olitical p eir eir h t and and states states
various various e e
h t to to n-aid n-aid -i nts gra federal federal 50% 50% es es vid ro p 1965 1965 of of Act Act und und F Conservation Conservation ater ater W and and d d n La The The
und und F Conservation Conservation ater ater W nd nd a nd nd La
. . training safety safety er er hunt 7) 7) ( and and nce nce ssista a
technical technical (6) (6)
maintenance, maintenance, ) ) 5 ( t, t, n e m evelop d (4) (4) tion, tion, isi u acq land land (3) (3) h, h, researc ) ) 2 ( tories, tories, n e nv i nd nd a rveys rveys u s
wildlife wildlife d d
an h h fis (1) (1) for: for: raska raska b e N to to able able l avai n n io l il m 3 3 . $2 ade ade m s s m rogra p two two ese ese h t 1982, 1982, During During
s. s. d fun d d i a eral eral d fe ate ate i ropr pp a
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from from rsed rsed bu
reim are are costs costs state's state's the the of of nt nt ce per 75 75 which which r r afte expense, expense, state state at at med med erfor p is is approved approved
sly sly
previou rk rk Wo . . acts he he t of of s s n rovisio p the the to to assent assent must must tate tate s the the programs, programs, ese ese h t in in ate ate p artici p To To
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ion
nit
mmu
a d d an s s m ar on on tax tax excise excise percent percent 1 1 1 n n a by by funded funded is is Program Program n n estoratio R fe fe i Wildl e e Th . . lures
and and its its ba
s, s,
reel
creels, creels, rods, rods, ng ng i h fis on on tax tax excise excise percent percent 10 10 a a by by supported supported is is Program Program Restoration Restoration h h Fis
Sport Sport The The
Service. Service. ife ife Wildl nd nd a h h s Fi S. S. . U the the by by d d istere min ad are are programs programs These These es. es. i vit i t ac oration oration st re
for for s s ie
erritor t
nd nd a states states the the to to ce ce n sta i ass financial financial ovide ovide r p which which programs programs on on i ompan c are are 1950 1950 of of ct ct A
storation storation
Re Fish Fish Sport Sport in in Aid Aid Federal Federal the the and and 1937 1937 of of Act Act n n estoratio R ife ife Wildl in in Aid Aid Federal Federal The The
tion tion ra Resto ife ife Wildl nd nd a h h s i F rt rt po S in in Aid Aid l l Federa
. . ion t pa rtici pa Parks Parks nd nd a Game Game requiring requiring efforts efforts cy cy n age r e nt i ongoing ongoing g g mon a were were ects ects j ro p
hway hway g
hi
state state
and and unty unty co s s numerou and and state, state, the the hout hout g hrou t ocalities ocalities l of of number number a a n n i s s l sa propo strict strict Di
ces ces ur eso R
Natural Natural 88-566), 88-566), Law Law ic ic (Publ projects projects watershed watershed ll ll sma Service Service n n servatio n Co Soil Soil Several Several
. . Supplies Water Water Supplemental Supplemental and and s, s, ht ig R ater ater W d ecte l Se Efficiency, Efficiency, se se U er er Wat process: process:
planning planning
er er wat state state the the of of forces forces task task ing ing llow fo e e h t on on served served personnel personnel on on issi Comm Parks Parks nd nd a Game Game
year. year. the the ing ing dur meetings meetings l l severa ld ld e h group group sory sory dvi a
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(Yankton (Yankton River River ion ion creat Re l l a n tio Na ouri ouri s Mis The The Louis. Louis. St. St. to to City City Sioux Sioux - issouri issouri M ized ized l e n
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pertaining pertaining s s ncern co ntal ntal e nm iro nv e ess ess ddr a to to Iowa) Iowa) and and uri uri sso Mi of of states states the the of of tives tives nta se
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with with g g lon a ( ttee ttee mmi o C Coordination Coordination ver ver Ri ri ri u isso M the the in in participate participate to to continues continues ka ka as br e N
. . year the the during during ed ed w e i rev were were Roads Roads
of of
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Departm
Nebraska Nebraska and and Commission, Commission, s s urce so Re Natural Natural braska braska e N Reclamation, Reclamation, of of u u ea Bur Service, Service,
Conservation Conservation l l
Soi Engineers, Engineers, of of rps rps Co Army Army S. S. U. the the of of s s l sa propo ct ct je ro P . . possible as as efits efits n e b potential potential
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valuat e to to order order in in s s r e memb staff staff Commission Commission ks ks r Pa and and Game Game m m fro assistance assistance est est u req usually usually
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proj
these these
for for responsible responsible ncies ncies age construction construction state state and and l l federa various various The The projects. projects. nt nt e m e manag
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se se multipurpo most most in in present present are are features features wildlife wildlife and and fish fish ecreation, ecreation, r for for ies ies Opportunit
g g in tor Moni ce ce ur so Re
. . mming rogra p Fund Fund Conservation Conservation er er Wat
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Land Land of of
level level r r e low the the continuing continuing e e whil assignments assignments related related of of variety variety a a in in assisting assisting are are rsonnel rsonnel e p
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project on on i t recrea local local and and state state le le gib li e funding funding in in tions tions c u red dditional dditional a e mad as as h Fund Fund vation vation
Conser r r
e Wat and and Land Land l l federa the the of of de de si state state the the for for appropriations appropriations on on um um ri morato one-year one-year The The
. . Division Education Education
oor oor
Outd e e th
by by
d d e administer was was which which (YCC), (YCC), Corps Corps rvation rvation se Con Youth Youth the the of of continuation continuation e e th owed owed l al
reprieve reprieve
fiscal fiscal
minute minute last last A A Service. Service. n n ecreatio R and and Conservation Conservation eritage eritage l H l federa the the of of g g mantlin s di nt nt e qu
conse
the the and and recessions recessions cuts, cuts, budget budget from from ed ed ult res direction direction and and scope scope m m gra pro in in es es i t n certai Un
state, state, the the in in developments developments assisted assisted lly lly federa ll ll a of of iew iew rev
environmental environmental
g; g; rin to moni project project resource resource water water review; review; g g n i plann l l ca lo ies; ies; ud st l l specia g; g; plannin sive sive
comprehen s - s program t t n gra l l federa major major the the for for ties ties nsibili spo re handle handle o o t ed ed nu ti n co ion ion s divi s s Thi
DIVISION DIVISION PROGRAMMING PROGRAMMING AND AND PLANNING PLANNING
45 45
planning. planning. trail trail snowmobile snowmobile in in Parks Parks with with cooperation cooperation including including · ·
studies, studies, trail trail in in participation participation and and efforts efforts assistance assistance technical technical did did as as continued, continued, reviews reviews 95 95 - A and and answered answered
were were requests requests Information Information Monitoring. Monitoring. Resource Resource for for Study Study Flow Flow lnstream lnstream the the and and Parks Parks for for leasing) leasing)
gas gas and and (oil (oil Assessment Assessment Environmental Environmental Robinson Robinson Fort Fort the the finishing finishing included included assignments assignments Additional Additional
divisions. divisions. other other to to available available data data resulting resulting the the and and development development question question
the the both both make make to to made made was was effort effort special special a a and and 1982, 1982, in in survey survey NASIS NASIS the the in in continued continued was was Participation Participation
1981. 1981. in in circulated circulated and and published published Program Program Action Action the the and and agreement agreement planning planning the the in in outlined outlined as as (SCORP), (SCORP),
Plan Plan Recreation Recreation Outdoor Outdoor Comprehensive Comprehensive State State the the for for on on carried carried been been has has work work Maintenance Maintenance
Planning Planning Comprehensive Comprehensive
Nebraska. Nebraska. in in program program this this under under facilities facilities recreation recreation outdoor outdoor improved improved and and new new in in million million $64 $64 than than more more
invested invested have have communities communities iocal iocal and and state state government, government, federal federal the the years, years, seventeen seventeen past past the the Over Over
1983. 1983. year year fiscal fiscal in in resume resume to to funding funding federal federal for for
favorable favorable very very is is outlook outlook The The grant, grant, state state percent percent 25 25 supplemental supplemental the the for for available available made made was was money money fund fund
general general no no consequently consequently and and 1982 1982 year year fiscal fiscal in in program program this this for for appropriated appropriated were were funds funds federal federal No No
46 46
76 76 . 536 York York
19 19 167. 167. Webster Webster
478.28 478.28 Stanton Stanton
597.38 597.38 Sheridan Sheridan
661.47 661.47 Seward Seward
438.77 438.77 Richardson Richardson
741.80 741.80 Platte Platte
21.08 21.08 Phelps Phelps
476.24 476.24 Otoe Otoe
171.46 171.46 Nance Nance
93 93 . 1,803 Madison Madison
995.62 995.62 Lincoln Lincoln
2,256.47 2,256.47 Lancaster Lancaster
94 94 . 292 Paha Paha Keya Keya
20 20 . 5,015 Johnson Johnson
87 87 , 5 Jefferson Jefferson
954.62 954.62 Hamilton Hamilton
354.37 354.37 Clay Clay
18 18 . 78 y y r Cher
464.92 464.92 Antelope Antelope
Total Total County County
$16,512.55. $16,512.55. was was payments payments tax tax of of
lieu lieu
in in
for for spent spent amount amount total total The The counties. counties. following following the the to to made made were were payments payments tax tax of of lieu lieu In In
Payments Payments Tax Tax of of lieu lieu In In
1943. 1943. Nebraska, Nebraska, of of Statutes Statutes Revised Revised 25-2505, 25-2505,
and and 2504, 2504, -
25 2502, 2502, - 25 with with compliance compliance in in acquisitions acquisitions the the of of all all on on held held were were hearings hearings Public Public
acres. acres. 36.50 36.50 totalling totalling Park Park State State Niobrara Niobrara at at acquired acquired s s wa land land of of tract tract A A
80.00 80.00 (Clay) (Clay) Bluewing Bluewing
360,00 360,00 (Knox) (Knox) Prairie Prairie Bohemia Bohemia
137.00 137.00 (Johnson (Johnson Osage Osage to to Addition Addition
69.21 69.21 (Lincoln) (Lincoln) Island Island Chester Chester
80.00 80.00 (Clay) (Clay) Greenwing Greenwing
3.25 3.25 (Jefferson) (Jefferson) Alexandria Alexandria to to Addition Addition
00 00 . 40 (Stanton) (Stanton) Duck Duck Wood Wood to to Addition Addition
289,72 289,72 (Dodge) (Dodge) Horn Horn Powder Powder
230.24 230.24 (York) (York) Basin Basin Kirkpatrick Kirkpatrick
Acres Acres Name Name Area Area
· · 1982. 1982. in in received received was was property property the the to to title title however however 1981, 1981,
in in
done done been been
have have may may areas areas these these of of some some for for negotiations negotiations and and · Appraisal Appraisal Areas. Areas. Management Management Wildlife Wildlife
as as
Bill Bill
Habitat Habitat the the under under acquired acquired were were and and State State the the in in vested vested now now is is tracts tracts following following the the to to Title Title
Acquisitions Acquisitions
negotiations. negotiations. in in stiU stiU or or acquired acquired either either are are nine nine remaining remaining The The . . down turned turned
were were
tracts tracts these these of of Thirteen Thirteen year. year. alendar alendar . c 1982 1982 ring ring du du completed completed were were appraisals appraisals Twenty-one Twenty-one
Appraisals Appraisals
subdivisions. subdivisions. political political
for for s s l
appraisa · and and l of of reviews reviews no no were were there there year, year, this this for for available available were were funds funds federal federal no no Since Since
Review Review Appraisal Appraisal
1983. 1983. ring ring du du hearings hearings ic ic I I pub pub and and negotiations negotiations reviews, reviews, appraisal appraisal cellations, cellations,
can and and p~yment p~yment renewals, renewals, lease lease appraisals, appraisals, acq~isition, acq~isition, land land in in involved involved was was Division Division · · Realty The The
DIVISION DIVISION TY TY REAL REAL
47 47
14. 14.
remaining remaining the the lease lease and and towers towers the the of of three three own own We We , , State the the across across use use in in towers towers radio radio 17 17 have have We We
State. State. the the across across Rivers Rivers can can li Repub and and Platte, Platte, North North Missouri, Missouri,
Elkhorn, Elkhorn, Dismal, Dismal, Calamus, Calamus, the the g g n o l a points points various various at at maintained maintained are are leases leases campsite campsite canoe canoe 22 22
. . year the the during during ed ed ll cance were were eases eases l Three Three
land. land. of of tracts tracts 10 10 and and areas areas work work and and storage storage 21 21 leases leases currently currently Commission Commission Parks Parks and and Game Game The The Leases Leases
48 48
$3,833,869. $3,833,869.
of of cost cost a a at at lands lands wildlife wildlife of of acres acres 8,050 8,050 acquired acquired has has Commission Commission the the 1982, 1982, 31, 31, er er Decemb through through gram, gram,
pro the the of of beginning beginning the the Since Since acquired. acquired. were were lands lands wildlife wildlife of of acres acres 1,802 1,802 of of total total a a 2, 2, 198 During During
tracts. tracts. subject subject the the to to ies ies it ior pr acquisition acquisition assigns assigns which which committee committee screening screening tat tat habi a a to to presented presented are are
recons recons Land Land personnel. personnel. division division by by performed performed were were reconnaissances reconnaissances land land s s u ro nume year, year, the the During During lands. lands.
wildlife wildlife valuable valuable of of acquisition acquisition the the toward toward directed directed is is Plan Plan Habitat Habitat Wildlife Wildlife Nebraska Nebraska the the of of phase phase One One
Acquisition Acquisition Land Land Wildlife Wildlife
. . program lands lands private private the the
of of practices practices various various in in land land of of acres acres 46,879 46,879 of of total total a a enrolled enrolled cooperators cooperators These These . . m a progr the the in in enrolled enrolled
were were cooperators cooperators 2,180 2,180 of of total total a a 1981, 1981, 31, 31, December December of of As As re. re. ha s cost cost 75% 75% Commission's Commission's the the using using grams grams
pro local local establish establish to to agreements agreements ned ned sig have have 23 23 tate, tate, s the the n n i stricts stricts Di Resources Resources Natural Natural 24 24 the the Of Of
istricts. istricts. D sources sources Re Natural Natural the the and and on on ssi Commi Parks Parks and and Game Game
Nebraska Nebraska the the between between arrangement arrangement ring ring ha s cost cost a a r r unde landowners landowners with with s s ntact co through through itat itat hab ing ing
exist protect protect or or enhance enhance to to and and itat itat hab new new create create to to designed designed was was program program tat tat habi lands lands private private The The
Program Program Habitat Habitat Lands Lands e e Privat The The
crops. crops. cultural cultural i agr various various
of of plantings plantings cover cover and and food food and and plantings, plantings, oats oats and and clover clover weet weet s seedings, seedings, legume legume and and s s gras plantings, plantings,
shrub shrub and and tree tree included: included: improvements improvements These These Areas. Areas. Management Management Wildlife Wildlife State State on on d d te loca land land of of acres acres
15,000 15,000 approximately approximately on on improvements improvements numerous numerous completed completed l l e nn so per area area management management Wildlife Wildlife
area. area. County County Harlan Harlan the the on on ments ments ve Impro Habitat Habitat ife ife Wildl on on $453,000 $453,000
approximately approximately expended expended has has Commission Commission the the date, date, To To . . completed been been have have dings dings see legume legume and and grass grass and and
s s planting shrub shrub and and tree tree numerous numerous addition, addition, In In area. area. the the on on plots plots habitat habitat various various fencing fencing for for efforts efforts ated ated
coordin Commission Commission Parks Parks and and Game Game the the and and Engineers Engineers of of Corps Corps the the Reservoir, Reservoir, County County Harlan Harlan At At
projects. projects. fencing fencing and and ings, ings,
plant legume legume and and grass grass installations, installations, watering watering wildlife wildlife small small s, s, planting shrub shrub and and tree tree es: es: includ protection protection
and and development development Habitat Habitat areas. areas. these these on on date date to to expended expended been been has has $100,000 $100,000 Over Over Lands. Lands. Service Service Forest Forest
Ridge Ridge Pine Pine and and , , Bessey McKelvie, McKelvie, on on protected protected and and developed developed been been has has Habitat Habitat . . projects protective protective and and
development development habitat habitat various various for for Service Service Forest Forest .S. .S. U the the with with efforts efforts coordinated coordinated again again agency agency The The
cover. cover. ng ng i nest roadside roadside valuable valuable establishing establishing
for for seed seed legume legume and and grass grass of of purchase purchase the the for for counties counties these these to to allocated allocated was was $55,000 $55,000 Approximately Approximately
. . 1982 ring ring du du program program seeding seeding roadside roadside cooperative cooperative the the in in participated participated ska ska Nebra in in 84 counties counties 84 Some Some
Improvements Improvements Habitat Habitat Land Land Public Public
plots. plots. food food wildlife wildlife for for plant plant to to groups groups youth youth or or youth youth for for
mixtures mixtures seed seed of of bags bags 5-pound 5-pound 518 518 distributed distributed division division the the addition, addition, In In . . 1982 during during s s planting habitat habitat for for
ranchers ranchers and and farmers farmers to to trees trees 110,650 110,650 allocated allocated division division the the program, program, habitat habitat the the of of extension extension an an As As
individuals. individuals. and and groups, groups, agencies, agencies, governmental governmental other other with with assistance assistance and and cooperation cooperation and and trials; trials;
field field and and training training dog dog ng ng sporti for for facilities facilities of of provision provision the the acquisition; acquisition; and and nce nce issa reconna land land control; control;
cholera cholera fowl fowl areas; areas; hunting hunting controlled controlled herds; herds; buffalo buffalo and and elk, elk, flocks, flocks, production production waterfowl waterfowl captive captive of of ment ment
manage the the including: including: activities activities of of y y it divers a a with with involved involved are are personnel personnel division division emphasis, emphasis, major major receive receive
program program habitat habitat lands lands private private the the and and lands, lands, wildlife wildlife of of management management and and · development development Although Although
year. year. each each larger larger grow grow to to continues continues Plan Plan Habitat Habitat dlife dlife il W Nebraska Nebraska The The and and division; division;
entire entire the the by by effort effort considerable considerable require require does does Areas Areas Management Management Wildlife Wildlife State State all all on on facilities facilities and and lands lands
maintaining maintaining and and developing developing of of task task The The improvement. improvement. and and maintenance, maintenance, development, development, habitat habitat on on emphasis emphasis
major major with with state, state, the the throughout throughout projects projects of of variety variety a a administers administers Division Division Services Services Resource Resource The The
DIVISION DIVISION SERVICES SERVICES RESOURCE RESOURCE
49 49
. . 1982 ring ring du du purchased purchased Areas Areas * *
794 794 Tecumseh Tecumseh Oaks· Oaks· Twin Twin
80 80 Palmyra Palmyra Creek Creek e e pl i Tr
160 160 Milligan Milligan Creek Creek n n Swa
290 290 Aurora Aurora Pintail Pintail
137 137 Tecumseh Tecumseh Addition Addition Osage Osage *
51 51 Tecumseh Tecumseh Addition Addition Osage Osage
225 225 York York Basin Basin kpatrick kpatrick *Kir
80 80 DuBois DuBois Addition Addition Ford Ford Kinters Kinters
60 60 Ceresco Ceresco Addition Addition Sinn Sinn *Jack *Jack
344 344 Ceresco Ceresco Memorial Memorial Sinn Sinn Jack Jack
250 250 Orchard Orchard Crab Crab Ridge Ridge Hickory Hickory
80 80 Geneva Geneva Wing Wing n n *Gree
90 90 Aurora Aurora Gadwall Gadwall
120 120 Cloud Cloud Red Red Creek Creek Elm Elm
143 143 Seward Seward Oak Oak Bur Bur
80 80 Edgar Edgar Wing Wing Blue Blue *
2 2 Alexandria Alexandria Addition Addition Alexandria Alexandria * *
320 320 Odell Odell Arrowhead Arrowhead V V
70 70 Brady Brady Island Island hester hester *C
71 71 Wilcox Wilcox Addition Addition Sacramento Sacramento . . W
242 242 Platte Platte North North Platte Platte
681 681 Hershey Hershey River River North North IV IV
290 290 Point Point Horn Horn West West *Powder *Powder
40 40 Stanton Stanton Addition Addition Duck Duck Wood Wood *
320 320 Neligh Neligh Red-Wing Red-Wing
220 220 Pilger Pilger Fox Fox Red Red
154 154 Genoa Genoa Wolf Wolf Prairie Prairie
480 480 Creek Creek Battle Battle Valley Valley Oak Oak
467 467 Genoa Genoa Ill Ill Bow Bow Long Long
692 692 Creek Creek Springview Springview Thomas Thomas
137 137 Kilgore Kilgore II II Bridge Bridge Anderson Anderson
880 880 Springs Springs Hay Hay Additions Additions Metcalf Metcalf
Acres Acres Near Near Name Name WMA WMA Located Located District District
50 50
, , 82 19 · n n i d d e u ss i were were ts ts i perm ooting ooting h s aerial aerial coyote coyote 19 19 and and falconry falconry Fourteen Fourteen
. . performance e e uctiv reprod and and age age
for for
alyzed alyzed n a
were were
animals animals ted ted es harv egally egally l of of ng ng i tagg mandatory mandatory rough rough h t d d ecte ll co carcasses carcasses at at Bobc
s. s. ation serv ob verify verify to to e e mad attempts attempts
and and d d e
ord
rec were were
fox fox swift swift and and es es n cra whooping whooping ferrets, ferrets, d d ack-foote bl of of htings htings sig Reported Reported
. . nued i cont s s wa birds birds reared reared
ve ve i
capt of of
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DIVISION DIVISION WILDLIFE WILDLIFE
51 51
31611 31611 28726 28726 TOTALS TOTALS
62 66 66 62 1318 1318
1005 1005 60 60 30 30 1997 1997 22 22 16 Wahoo Wahoo
65 65
58 58
555 555 494 494 20 20 20 20 853 853 850 850 e e Platt Upper Upper
67 67 66 66
1687 1687 1529 1529 40 40 40 40 2503 2503 2300 2300 Sandhills Sandhills
79 79
71 71 1284 1284 982 982 60 60 30 30 1630 1630 1382 1382 can can i Republ
71 71 65 65
1154 1154 1047 1047 30 30 40 40 1635 1635 1608 1608 Platte Platte
68 68 66 66
656 676 676 656 20 20 20 20 1002 1002 1000 1000 Plains Plains
60 60 55 55
1651 1651 1386 1386 30 30 30 30 2753 2753 2500 2500 Ridge Ridge Pine Pine
57 57
62 62
1321 1321 1303 1303 30 30 30 30 2110 2333 2333 2110 ri ri u isso M
70 70
67 67
1064 1064 1007 1007 40 40 40 40 1516 1516 1502 1502 West West Loup Loup
58 58
54 54
996 996 827 827 40 40 20 20 1732 1732 1530 1530 East East Loup Loup
66 66
62 62
1314 1314 1233 1233 50 50 40 40 2006 2006 03 03 20 Paha Paha Keya Keya
40 40
40 40 100 100 100 100 fford fford i G
83 83 76 76
0 0 53 1 1274 1274 40 40 30 30 3 3 184 1676 1676 an an hm Frenc
48 48
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1138 1138 1134 1134 20 20 20 20 2376 2376 2118 2118 orn orn h Elk
58 58 44 44 58 58 41 41 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 o o t DeSo
70 70 63 63 922 922 755 755 40 40 30 30 1317 1317 00 00 2 1 t t s We s s amu l Ca
55 55 61 61 716 716 671 671 0 0 3 30 30 1310 1310 1101 1101 t t s Ea s s mu a Cal
68 68 70 70 1201 1201 1141 1141 40 40 30 30 1717 1717 1682 1682 o o l Buffa
66 66 71 71 1607 1607 2043 2043 60 60 40 40 2888 2888 2442 2442 ue ue l B
1982 1982 1981 1981 2 2 198 1981 1981 1981 1981 1982 1982 1982 1982 1981 1981 t t i Un
Success Success Harvest Harvest Sex Sex Either Either Permits Permits Management Management
. . 1982 Success, Success, Harvest Harvest & & Permits, Permits, Deer Deer Firearm Firearm . . 2 Table Table
. . percent 22 22 at at high high remained remained success success and and 11,041 11,041 red red numbe s s mit r pe Archery Archery
success. success. ng ng i hunt to to according according poorest poorest the the heast heast rt no
the the in in Unit Unit Elkhorn Elkhorn the the and and southwest southwest the the in in nchman nchman Fre the the be be to to continued continued it it un deer deer st st be The The . . 2 Table Table
in in shown shown are are success success and and permits permits e e Rifl state. state. the the of of areas areas st st mo in in ease ease r inc to to continued continued rs rs numbe r r e De
Deer Deer
seasons seasons Late Late and and Early Early into into it it pl s s s Unit igre igre d er V and and Niobrara Niobrara ***
antelope antelope and and deer deer for for seasons seasons firearm firearm during during closed closed season season Archery Archery * *
season. season. firearm firearm during during closed closed season season ry ry he *Arc
49% 49% 2,282 2,282 4,700 4,700 *** *** 12 . . Nov - 23 23 Oct. Oct. Shotgun Shotgun Fall Fall
21% 21% 103 103 488 488 12 12 Nov. Nov. - Oct.1 Oct.1 Archery Archery Fall Fall
35% 35% 1,701 1,701 4,907 4,907 16*** 16*** May May - 17 Apr. Apr. Shotgun Shotgun Spring Spring
8% 8% 62 62 800 800 16 16 May May 1. 1. . . Apr Archery Archery Spring Spring Turkey Turkey
80% 80% 701 701 872 872 2 2 Oct. Oct. - 24 24 Sept. Sept. Firearm Firearm
18 18 13% 13% 140 140 ** ** 31 31 Dec. Dec. - 20 20 Aug. Aug. Archery Archery Antelope Antelope
65% 65% 20,570 20,570 31,411 31,411 21 21 Nov. Nov. - 3 3 1 1 . . Nov Firearm Firearm
22% 22% 2,437 2,437 * * 11,041 11,041 31 31 Dec. Dec. - 15 15 Sept. Sept. Archery Archery Deer Deer
Success Success Harvest Harvest Permits Permits Dates Dates Season Season Species Species
of of Number Number
Summary Summary Harvest Harvest Game Game Big Big 1982 1982 1. 1. Table Table
. . population increasing increasing an an to to due due reopened reopened were were areas areas
l l sandhil the the and and increased increased were were permits permits Antelope Antelope s. s. ucces g s g n i hunt in in increase increase the the by by indicated indicated as as numbers numbers
in in increase increase to to continued continued Deer Deer seasons. seasons. game game big big 1982 1982 the the for for success success and and dates dates n n seaso shows shows 1 1 Table Table
Game Game Big Big Antelope
Table 3 lists units open and success for the 1982 rifle antelope season. Total success and permit sales were down slightly from 1981.
The 1982 archery antelope hunting success was 13 percent, with 18 antelope taken by 140 permit tees. This was the highest kill of record.
Table 3. Antelope Permits, Harvest and Success for 1982
Management Permits Harvest Success Unit 1981 1982 1981 1982 1981 1982
Banner 303 258 242 209 80 81 Box Butte 154 109 97 79 63 72 Brown 50 20 40 Cherry 55 45 82 Cheyenne 41 43 32 35 78 81 Garden 50 51 32 36 64 71 North Sioux 301 306 253 253 84 84
TOTALS 859 872 664 701 77 80
Turkey
Turkey populations remain high in the Verdigre and Niobrara units. To increase permit sales in these units the spring and fall seasons were split making two spring and two fall seasons in each unit. This increased the number of permits available without increased hunting pressure at any one time. Spring harvest was 1701 bi,rds wh ile the fall harvest was 2282.
Turkey archery permit sales were 800 for the spring season and 488 for the fall. Harvest was 62 birds in the spring and 103 birds in the fall.
Table 4, Spring Turkey, Harvest and Success for 1982.
Management Permits Percent Unit Issued Harvest Success
Halsey 10 6 60 Niob rara Early 800 293 37 Niobrara Late 785 228 29 Ponca 50 30 60 Round Top 1750 509 29 Southeast 29 14 48 Southwest 205 72 35 Verdigre Early 603 297 49 Verdigre Late 600 226 38 Wildcat 75 26 35
TOTALS 4907 1701 35
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7 7 Jan. Jan.
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Nov. Nov.
Opossum Opossum & & Raccoon Raccoon
None None
15 15 Jan. Jan. 15 15 Dec. Dec.
Bobcat Bobcat
None None
24 24 Mar. Mar. 25 25 . . Nov
Beaver Beaver
None None
24 24 Mar. Mar. 5 5 . . Nov
Muskrat Muskrat
None None
31 31 Jan. Jan. 5 5 . .
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30 30 Oct. Oct. Pheasant Pheasant
9 9
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14 14 Nov. Nov. 18 18 Sept. Sept. Grouse Grouse
21 21 7 7 31 31 . .
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21 21
7 7 28 28
Feb. Feb. 1 1 Sept. Sept. rabbit rabbit il il Cottonta
Possession Possession Bag Bag Daily Daily
Closed Closed Opened Opened Species Species
Seasons. Seasons. Game Game Upland Upland 1982 1982 . . 6 Table Table
982. 982. 1
for for seasons seasons game game upland upland the the shows shows 6 6 Table Table
Game Game Upland Upland
49 49
2282 2282 4700 4700 TOTALS TOTALS
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26 26 49 49 Wildcat Wildcat
54 54
326 326 600 600 Late Late Verdigre Verdigre
54 54
326 326 602 602 y y l Ear Verdigre Verdigre
49 49
49 49 100 100 Southwest Southwest
46 46
891 891 1937 1937 Top Top Round Round
42 42
259 259 612 612 Late Late Niobrara Niobrara
51 51
405 405 800 800 Early Early Niobrara Niobrara
Success Success
Harvest Harvest Issued Issued Unit Unit
Percent Percent
Permits Permits Management Management
1982. 1982. for for Success Success and and Harvest Harvest Turkey, Turkey, Fall Fall 5. 5. Table Table
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sandhills. sandhills. the the in in goslings goslings 246 246 of of release release the the in in resulted resulted Sac Sac at at geese geese Canada Canada of of Production Production
8). 8). Table Table in in regulations regulations (see (see initiated initiated was was area area
Plains Plains Low Low the the of of zoning zoning a a and and season season 1981 1981 the the of of setting setting the the to to prior prior held held were were meetings meetings type type Town-hall Town-hall
conditions. conditions. habitat habitat improved improved to to due due
up up be be to to appeared appeared production production and and 1981 1981 from from percent percent 10 10 up up was was sandhills sandhills the the in in population population breeding breeding Duck Duck
season. season. Plains Plains Low Low the the evaluate evaluate to to needed needed is is effort effort
banding banding This This . . locations eight eight at at quota) quota) (4,000 (4,000 mallards mallards 3,765 3,765 banding banding in in resulted resulted operations operations banding banding Winter Winter
1980. 1980. in in birds birds
80,000 80,000 of of loss loss estimated estimated he he t below below well well was was which which birds birds 36,000 36,000 to to 33,000 33,000 was was loss loss total total Estimated Estimated basins. basins. water water
rain the the from from up up picked picked e e r we ducks ducks and and geese geese of of s s carcasse 11,954 11,954 6, 6, April April and and 25 25 February February Between Between Nebraska. Nebraska.
south-central south-central n n i geese geese and and ducks ducks of of on on i at r mig ing ing r sp the the in in losses losses considerable considerable caused caused again again cholera cholera Avian Avian
Waterfowl Waterfowl
Statewide Statewide 10 10 5 5 18 18 Nov. Nov. 15. 15. . . Sept Woodcock Woodcock
Statewide Statewide 10 10 10 10 9 9 Nov. Nov. . . 1 1 Sept. Sept. Rail Rail
Statewide Statewide 16 16 8 8 15 15 Dec. Dec. . . 1 1 Sept. Sept. Snipe Snipe
Statewide Statewide 24 24 12 12 15 15 . . Oct . . 1 1 . . Sept Dove Dove
Statewide Statewide 30 30 15 15 duck duck as as Same Same Coot Coot
map map See See permit permit special special by by Canada Canada 1 1 30 30 Nov. Nov. 30. 30. Oct. Oct. Season Season Canada Canada
Special Special Sandhills Sandhills
Unit Unit West West 26 26 Dec. Dec. · · 16 16 Oct. Oct.
Unit Unit East East Information Information 21 21 13-Dec. 13-Dec. 3/Oct. 3/Oct. - 2 Oct. Oct.
* * Unit North North Attached Attached See See 26 26 Dec, Dec, . . 9 9 Goose Goose Oct. Oct. Dark Dark
Statewide Statewide 10 10 5 5 26 26 Dec. Dec. . . 2 2 Goose Goose Oct. Oct. Light Light
Plains Plains High High bags bags 2 2 pt. pt. 100 100 2 2 Jan. Jan. 23. 23. Oct. Oct.
16-17 16-17 10/0ct. 10/0ct. - 2 Oct. Oct.
4 4 3 3 & & Zones Zones
Plains* Plains* Low Low bags bags 2 2 30 30 Nov. Nov. . . pt, pt, 2 100 100 Oct. Oct.
2 2 1 1 Zones Zones & &
Plains* Plains* Low Low bags bags 2 2 pt, pt, 21 21 . . 100 100 Dec . . Duck Duck 23 23 Oct. Oct.
Area Area Open Open Limit Limit Dates Dates Limits Limits Species Species Inclusive Inclusive
Possession Possession Bag Bag Daily Daily
1982-83. 1982-83. Seasons, Seasons, Bird Bird Migratory Migratory 8. 8. Table Table
seasons. seasons. 1982-83 1982-83 the the for for birds birds migratory migratory for for seasons seasons the the shows shows 8 8 Table Table
Birds Birds Migratory Migratory
$2,362,090. $2,362,090.
was was trapping trapping by by taken taken animals animals the the of of value value cash cash Total Total . . $1,139,601 at at value value cash cash highest highest the the represented represented but but
(63,463) (63,463) trapped trapped animal animal common common rilost rilost second second the the were were Raccoons Raccoons trapped. trapped. 100,873 100,873 with with take take trappers trappers the the in in ous ous
numer most most the the were were Muskrats Muskrats s~ason. s~ason. 82 82 - 1981 the the below below percent percent 17 17 was was furbearers furbearers of of harvest harvest 1982 1982 The The
permit. permit. a a needing needing
from from age age of of years years 16 16 under under those those excludes excludes which which permit permit harvesters harvesters fur fur the the for for year year first first the the was was This This Mourning Dove
The coo count survey indicated a 5 percent increase in the 1982 dove breeding population. The hunting season remained at 45 days with the same bag li mits as previous years.
GAME FARM
Pheasants
The game farm at Sac produced 4,330 pheasant chicks. Of these, 3,730 were released at eight weeks of age on state areas in eastern Nebraska and 550 we re given to cooperators. Ninety-nine cooperators received 10,350 day old pheasant chicks. These birds were raised to eight weeks of age and released.
Perm its
The number of pet permits decreased from 544 in 1981 to 448 in 1982. Commercial game farm permits also dec reased from 238 in 1981 to 194 in 1982.
Shooting Preserves
Five controlled shooting preserves were li censed in t he state.
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