AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoWorkforce & Education: Gov. Jim Pillen announced Nebraska’s Workforce Pell program at Metropolitan Community College, letting eligible students use federal Pell Grants for short-term, noncredit training like CDL, pharmacy tech, phlebotomy, and CompTIA—aimed at filling worker shortages and helping people quickly pivot into in-demand jobs. SNAP Update: Nebraska DHHS says USDA’s approval of SNAP food restriction waivers was vacated by a federal court, and the state is working with SNAP retailers to remove limits on soda and energy drinks. North Omaha Development: Omaha’s Inland Port Authority unveiled plans for an innovation district near 30th and Ames, backed by a $30 million state grant, with a focus on jobs, training, and mixed-use development designed to benefit residents. Defense Tech Growth: Bellevue officials say the REACH hub for national defense research is moving toward construction after securing an anchor tenant and state support. Agriculture Conservation: USDA reported 2026 Conservation Reserve Program enrollment accepted 2.2 million acres, with Nebraska among top states for accepted acres. Veterans Recognition: Pillen will present Korean War veteran recognition coins at the Norfolk Veterans’ Home.
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