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Nebraska Boards & Commissions 2016 Nebraska Boards & Commissions 2016 Compiled by the Government, Military & Veterans’ Affairs Committee Senator John Murante, Chair Government, Military and Veterans Affairs Committee Senator John Murante, Chair District 49, Gretna Senator Tommy Garrett, Vice Chair District 3, Bellevue Senator Dave Bloomfield District 17, Hoskins Senator Joni Craighead District 6, Omaha Senator Mike Groene District 42, North Platte Senator Matt Hansen District 26, Lincoln Senator Tyson Larson District 40, O’Neill Senator Beau McCoy District 39, Omaha Andrew La Grone, Legal Counsel Sherry Shaffer, Committee Clerk December 1, 2016 Dear Reader, Thank you for taking the time to read the Government, Military and Veterans’ Committee’s 2016 Boards and Commissions report. Every four years, the Committee is charged with compiling information on all of the boards, commissions and similar entities in Nebraska that are created by law, and are placed, in whole or in part, in the executive branch of government. Currently, there are 180 such entities. The Committee completes this process by conducting a survey of all applicable boards and commissions. This report is the fruit of that project. All of the information in this report was provided by the reporting entity itself. Final responses were only altered for formatting purposes and were not substantively changed. If a response substantively differs from the original response provided by the entity, which is on file with the Clerk of the Committee in an unaltered form, the changes were only made with the consultation and consent of the entity itself. Again, thank you for your interest in Nebraska’s boards and commissions. If you have any questions regarding this report, do not hesitate to contact the Government, Military and Veterans’ Affairs Committee. Sincerely, Senator John Murante District 49 Chair, Government, Military and Veterans’ Affairs Committee Alphabetical Index of Boards and Commissions 911 Service System Advisory Commission ....................................................................................8 A Abstracters Board of Examiners ...................................................................................................10 Accountability and Disclosure Commission, Nebraska ................................................................12 Advisory Committee on Aging .....................................................................................................14 Advisory Council on Public Water Supply ...................................................................................17 Aeronautics Commission, Nebraska .............................................................................................20 Aging Nebraskans Task Force ......................................................................................................23 Appraisers for Educational Lands, Board of .................................................................................26 Aquaculture Board, Nebraska .......................................................................................................28 Arts Council, Nebraska .................................................................................................................30 B Barber Examiners, Board of .........................................................................................................32 Beginning Farmer Board ...............................................................................................................34 Blind and Visually Impaired, Commission for the .......................................................................37 Boiler Safety Code Advisory Board .............................................................................................40 Brand Committee ..........................................................................................................................43 Bridge to Independence Advisory Committee ..............................................................................45 C Capitol Commission, Nebraska ....................................................................................................48 Capitol Environs Commission ......................................................................................................50 Carbon Sequestration Advisory Committee ..................................................................................52 Child Abuse Prevention Fund Board ............................................................................................55 Child and Maternal Death Review Team ......................................................................................58 Climate Assessment Response Committee ...................................................................................60 Coalition for Juvenile Justice, Nebraska .......................................................................................62 Collection Agency Licensing Board .............................................................................................64 1 Commission of Industrial Relations ..............................................................................................66 Commission on Public Advocacy .................................................................................................68 Committee of Experts to Advise the Department of Agriculture on the Development of an Assessment Matrix ...........................................................................................................73 Community College Student Performance and Occupational Educational Grant Committee ......................................................................................................................75 Community Gardens Task Force ...................................................................................................79 Comprehensive Capitol Facilities Planning Committee ...............................................................81 Comprehensive Health Insurance Pool .........................................................................................83 Convention Center Facility Financing Assistance Board .............................................................86 Conveyance Advisory Committee ................................................................................................88 Coordinating Commission for Postsecondary Education .............................................................91 Corn Development, Utilization and Marketing Board ..................................................................98 Council on Student Attendance ...................................................................................................101 Council on Teacher Education ....................................................................................................103 County Attorney Standards Advisory Council ............................................................................106 Craft Brewery Board ...................................................................................................................108 Crime Victims' Reparations Committee ...................................................................................... 111 Critical Incident Stress Interagency Management Committee ................................................... 113 D Dairy Industry Development Board ............................................................................................ 115 Deaf and Hard of Hearing, Nebraska Commission for the ......................................................... 117 Department of Correctional Services Internal Peer Review Committee .................................... 119 Developmental Disabilities Advisory Committee ......................................................................121 Disability Service Stakeholder Olmstead Advisory Committee .................................................123 Dry Bean Commission ................................................................................................................125 E Early Childhood Education Endowment Board of Trustees .......................................................127 Economic Forecasting Advisory Board ......................................................................................130 2 Educational Lands and Funds, Board of .....................................................................................132 Educational Opportunity for Military Children, State Council on .............................................135 Educational Service Unit Coordinating Council .........................................................................138 Educational Telecommunications Commission ..........................................................................141 Educational, Health, and Social Services Finance Authority, Nebraska .....................................143 Elementary and Secondary School Finance Authority, Nebraska ..............................................145 Emergency Medical Services, Board of ......................................................................................147 Engineers and Architects, Board of ............................................................................................151 Enhanced Wireless 911 Advisory Board .....................................................................................154 Environmental Quality Council ..................................................................................................156 Environmental Trust, Nebraska ..................................................................................................159
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