Douglas County Nebraska Assessor
Organizations and Activities: Nebraska
Organizations and Activities: Nebraska NebraskaFederal 6614 155th Air Refueling Wing 222211111Federal 6620 Midwest Archeological Center, National Park Servic 222212222Federal 6676 U.S. Army Corps of Engineers 111111111Federal 6479 U.S. Bureau of Reclamation - Nebraska Kansas Area 112211111Federal 6618 U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service 111221212Federal 6598 United States Geological Survey 212212222Federal 6619 USDA Forest Service - Nebraska National Forest 112212111Federal 6662 USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service 222122222State 6432 Board of Educational Lands and Funds 222212112State 6680 Nebraska Department of Education 122212122State 6513 Nebraska Department of Environmental Quality 212222222State 6555 NEBRASKA DEPARTMENT OF ROADS 122212222State 6477 Nebraska Educational Telecommunications 221221222State 6548 Nebraska Game and Parks Commission 222222212State 6438 Nebraska GIS Steering Committee 111111111State 6559 Nebraska Natural Resources Commission 111111112Regional 6529 Cen ... [Read More]
InterLinc: Lancaster County: Safety & Training
Find an Agency - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Board of Commissioners Budget and Fiscal Clerk of the District Court Community Mental Health Cooperative Extension County Assessor County Attorney County Clerk County Corrections County Engineer County Sheriff County Treasurer Election Commissioner Emergency Management Families First & Foremost Health * Human Services Information Services * Juvenile Detention Center Lancaster Manor Personnel * Planning * Property Management Public Defender Purchasing * Records and Info Mgt. Register of Deeds Safety & Training Veterans Service Center Weed Control Authority - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Try City Departments ... [Read More]
Nebraska List of Respondents
Nebraska List of Respondents SERIAL_N: 6614ORGANIZA: 155th Air Refueling Wing CONTACT: Lt. Col. Alan L. Malone TITLE: Support Director EMAIL: amalone@nelnk.ang.af.milSERIAL_N: 6542ORGANIZA: Adams County Highway Department CONTACT: Greg Vossler TITLE: Assistant Highway Superintendent EMAIL: co14537@navix.netSERIAL_N: 6622ORGANIZA: Aliant Communications Inc. CONTACT: Gary Baum TITLE: Application Development Supervisor EMAIL: gbaum@aliant.comSERIAL_N: 6625ORGANIZA: Antelope County CONTACT: Debbie Kosek TITLE: Assessor EMAIL:SERIAL_N: 6448ORGANIZA: Arthur County CONTACT: Becky Swanson TITLE: County Assessor EMAIL:SERIAL_N: 6449ORGANIZA: Banner County CONTACT: Sharon Sandberg TITLE: Banner County Clerk/Assessor EMAIL:SERIAL_N: 6451ORGANIZA: Blaine County CONTACT: Jean Ann Teahon TITLE: Blaine County Clerk EMAIL: noneSERIAL_N: 6432ORGANIZA: Board of Educational Lands and Funds CONTACT: Steven C. Cobb TITLE: Deputy State Surveyor EMAIL: scobb@sso.state.ne.usSERIAL_N: 6566ORGANIZA: Board of ... [Read More]
Tax Equalization and Review Commission
LOWELL ISKE, SARPY COUNTY ASSESSOR v. SARPY COUNTY BOARD OF EQUALIZATION and MERCY CRESTVIEW VILLAGE, Case No. 98E-5 ... Supreme Court held that: (1) TERC correctly concluded that it was not necessary to order a percentage adjustment to the residential property in county; (2) determination that "sales chasing" had occurred in county during relevant time period was supported by competent evidence; (3) finding that a time adjustment was not necessary was supported by the record; (4) TERC was not precluded from using past sales data to determine that statistical analysis by county was not reliable; and (5) TERC's using only one year of sales data to evaluate level of assessment of commercial property did not violate state constitution's uniformity clause. Decision of Commission Affirmed. ... [Read More]
Arizona Blue Book - Chapter 12
ApacheCounty, and finally, in 1895, it became a county in its own right after much resistance.At the time of its formation, Navajo County was the fifth largest county in Arizona withan area of 9,911 square miles extending over 225 miles north to south and about 50 mileseast to west. The northern two-thirds of the county is a semi-arid plateau that receivesapproximately 10-15 inches of precipitation per year. The southern third is higher,wetter, and more rugged, with 20-25 inches of precipitation per year. Pinion, juniper, andPonderosa pine grow in the forest in the southern region. The drainage of the region isdominated by the ... [Read More]
US Dept of State
Five counties were organized into the Territory of Wyoming by legislation in November, 1869. The area that was to become Natrona County was part of Carbon County at that time. As lands were opened to settlement under the Free Homestead Act, signed by President Lincoln in 1862, hundreds moved into the area. In the early 1870’s, cattle companies financed in the East and the British Isles saw the opportunities for quick profits. By the 1880’s the local ranges were dominated by great cattle companies (e.g., Searight’s Goose Egg Ranch– ten miles west of Casper, “CY” – the Carey Ranch where Casper now stands, VR – on Deer Creek near present day Glenrock, and Fiddleback – near present day Douglas). The Goose Egg house, now demolished, was celebrated in Owen Wister’s novel “The Virginian”, as the place where babies were exchanged at the dances. “The Virginian” was the prototype of “Western” stories ... [Read More]
Lancaster:Election: Election Results 2002
(REP) . . . . . . . . 46,752 100.00 Precinct Results COUNTY COMMISSIONER DIST 5 Bob Workman (REP). . . . . . . . 36,137 62.68 Ronald Trautman (DEM) . . . . . . 21,516 37.32 Precinct Results STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION DIST 5 Stephen A. Scherr . . . . . . . . 5,369 100.00 Precinct Results LEGISLATURE MEMBER DIST 26 Marian L. Price . . . . . . . . 5,320 60.55 Brice J. Sullivan. . . . . . . . 3,466 39.45 Precinct Results LEGISLATURE MEMBER DIST 28 Chris Beutler . . . . . . . . . 6,667 100.00 Precinct Results LEGISLATURE MEMBER DIST 30 Dennis M. Byars . . . . . . . . 2,663 100.00 Precinct Results LEGISLATURE MEMBER DIST 46 John Carter. . . . . . . . . . 1,262 30.02 David M. Landis . . . . . . . . 2,942 69.98 Precinct Results UNIV OF NEBR BOARD OF REGENTS DIST 1 Charles Wilson . . . . . . . . . 26,700 50.32 Tony J. Ojeda . . . . . . . . . 26,356 49.68 Precinct Results SOUTHEAST COMMUNITY COLLEGE DIST 1 Lynn Schluckebier . . . . . . . . 3,565 100.00 Precinct Result ... [Read More]
Colorado Lieutenant Governors
Lawyer and miner. In spring of 1890, left law practice in Missouri to settle inSterling. Became interested in mining, moved to Rico. Practiced law and served in DoloresCounty as Town and County Attorney. Made home in Durango in 1904. Served as CountyAttorney for La Plata County for four years, and District Attorney for Sixth JudicialDistrict, 1903-1909. Prominent member of La Plata County bar association for years. ... Farmer, cattle raiser, banker. Arrived in Clear Creek County from Iowa farm, June 3,1859. Engaged in prospecting, 1859-1860; ranching on Big Thompson, 1860-1870; freightingwith ox teams across plains, 1861-1866; brought in one of first cattle herds in 1862;improved land and stock; developed early irrigation systems; encouraged agriculturalassociations. Served as Weld County Sheriff, 1871, and County Commissioner, 1874-1877.Became a representative of the General Assembly, 1879-1893. In 1896 gave up stock raisingfor banking. Maintained interest in agricultural progress and helped work out problems ofnew western lands. Gave support to education; helped secure State Normal School forGreeley; served as trustee of State Agricultural College, 1907-1913. ... [Read More]
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