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Federal Tipoffs Involving Nebraska Newsletter for Sunday June 28, 2020 ( 4 items )  

Corps Seeks Public Comment on Draft Environmental Assessment for Missouri River Pipeline Replacement Project
OMAHA, Nebraska, June 27 -- The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers-Omaha District issued the following news release: The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is seeking public comment on a draft environmental assessment for the proposed replacement of a section of liquid natural gas pipeline located beneath the Missouri River in Cass County, Nebraska, and a federal levee near Thurman, Iowa. This pipeline system is critical to supplying propane to Midwest markets during the winter, as well as to motor fuel pr  more

HUD Awards Nearly $1 Million in CARES Act Funding to Nineteen State, Local Fair Housing Organizations to Support COVID-19 Related Activities
WASHINGTON, June 25 -- The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development issued the following news release on June 24: The Department of Housing and Urban Development announced that it is awarding $962,160 in funding to HUD Fair Housing Assistance Program (FHAP) agencies in New York, Louisiana, Rhode Island, Iowa, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, California, Texas, Indiana, Florida, Nebraska, Hawaii, South Carolina, Maryland, Michigan, Connecticut, and New Jersey to support activities related to  more

Offutt AFB: Chief Sets Bar, Challenges Troops to Invest More Time in Joint Professional Military Education
OFFUTT AIR FORCE BASE, Nebraska, June 25 -- The U.S. Strategic Command issued the following news: In the United States Air Force, there is almost no greater honor for an enlisted member than to obtain the rank of chief master sergeant and have the opportunity to give back to the force. Many chiefs strive to maintain mastery of all their jobs and proficiencies, take a proactive role within their organization, constantly pursue professional development, and above all, set the example for those a  more

Retiring U.S. Transportation Command Staff Judge Advocate Provided More Than 25 Years of Legal Expertise to Army, Joint Force
SCOTT AFB, Illinois, June 23 -- The U.S. Department of Defense's Transportation Command issued the following news release: Since October 1994, U.S. Army Col. Rick Lear, staff judge advocate, U.S. Transportation Command, has practiced the legal profession in uniform, but in a few weeks, he will transition from the familiarity of his soldier experience to the unfamiliarity of civilian life. Lear, who joined the Army 30 years ago as an armor officer prior to earning his Doctor of Jurisprudence d  more