“It breaks my heart to hear from Nebraskans who have lost loved ones to overdoses. We have to do more to fight this crisis and save lives. The bipartisan solution passed today will help states improve treatment, train health professionals, and expand prevention programs,” said Senator Fischer.
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Read MoreI’m happy to hear the USDA is investing nearly $7 million in water and wastewater infrastructure in rural Nebraska. The communities of Ainsworth, Alexandria, Wauneta, and Western will see big improvements and upgrades to their systems. These major investments will keep Nebraskans healthy and safe
Read MoreThis is a significant win for Offutt Air Force Base and the men and women who serve there. With this first step, the 55th Wing can continue to ensure the United States takes full advantage of this treaty and that we are not limited by airframes which can no longer fulfill their mission.
Read MoreThis Rural Development investment will be used to train and support small Native American businesses with marketing skills, value-added food production training, and the creation of a makerspace to create arts and crafts.
Read MoreThe Hope Crisis Center in Fairbury provides refuge and support for victims of domestic and sexual abuse. Due to the growing opioid crisis, many of these victims have been exposed to drug abuse. This grant will improve the center’s facility, help address this epidemic, and deliver better care for Nebraskans in need.
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