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The hearing on LB573, the Amber Flashing Lights for Storm Spotters Bill,
was held this afternoon (Wednesday, February 16th) before the Transportation and Telecommunications Committee of the Nebraska Legislature. Three people testified in favor of the Bill and no one testified opposed. Pat Gerdes, representing the Nebraska Association of Emergency Managers, gave very positive comments about hams and our support of emergency and public service activities. There was a representative from the Nebraska Association of County Officials (unfortunately, I did not get his name) who was also was very supportive. I testified as an individual in favor of the Bill. The Senators posed many questions about how hams were deployed, how amber lights helped to protect them, as well as about issues of identification, training and certification. The committee went into executive session after they received testimony. As soon as I hear anything more, I will send out an email. 73, Art KØAIZ -------------------------------------------------------------------- ARRL Nebraska Section Section Manager: Arthur I Zygielbaum, K0AIZ -------------------------------------------------------------------- |
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