RURAL SECURITY

Agriculture, Farmers, Ranchers

Banking

Drought

Energy

Ethanol

Rural Air Service

Rural Health Care

Seniors Health

Sportsmens Caucus

Trade

Transportation & Infrastructure

NATIONAL SECURITY

Border Security

First Responders

Law Enforcement

Military Families

National Guard

Strengthening the Military

Veterans

ECONOMIC SECURITY

Education

Health Insurance

Insurance

Tax Relief

Welfare Reform

Working Families

LEGISLATION

Recovery Act: Investing in Nebraska and New County-by-County Impact

Click here for press releases and other information  covering how the Recovery Act has saved jobs and supported job creation by investing across the state of Nebraska through loans to rural small businesses, to expanding high-speed Internet access, to fixing roads, bridges, and highways.  Also, to see new fact sheets detailing its impact statewide and in each of Nebraska's 93 counties, click below.

• Statewide

• Adams
• Antelope
• Arthur
• Banner
• Blaine
• Boone
• Box Butte
• Boyd
• Brown
• Buffalo
• Burt
• Butler
• Cass
• Cedar
• Chase
• Cherry
• Cheyenne
• Clay
• Colfax
• Cuming
• Custer
• Dakota
• Dawes
• Dawson
• Deuel
• Dixon
• Dodge
• Douglas
• Dundy
• Fillmore
• Franklin
• Frontier
• Furnas
• Gage
• Garden
• Garfield
• Gosper
• Grant
• Greeley
• Hall
• Hamilton
• Harlan
• Hayes
• Hitchcock
• Holt
• Hooker
• Howard
• Jefferson
• Johnson
• Kearney
• Keith
• Keya Paha
• Kimball
• Knox
• Lancaster
• Lincoln
• Logan
• Loup
• Madison
• McPherson
• Merrick
• Morrill
• Nance
• Nemaha
• Nuckolls
• Otoe
• Pawnee
• Perkins
• Phelps
• Pierce
• Platte
• Polk
• Red Willow
• Richardson
• Rock
• Saline
• Sarpy
• Saunders
• Scotts Bluff
• Seward
• Sheridan
• Sherman
• Sioux
• Stanton
• Thayer
• Thomas
• Thurston
• Valley
• Washington
• Wayne
• Webster
• Wheeler
• York

 

Updated: September 2010