Nebraska § 68-1733 Planning process; state agencies; duty to establish

Nebraska Statutes

§ 68-1733 — Planning process; state agencies; duty to establish

Nebraska·Ch. 68 Public Assistance

The state agencies enumerated in section 68-1732 shall establish a planning process to:

(1)Assist communities in joining together to assess their resources and strengths;

(2)Assess what services are needed in participating communities and coordinate how such services should be developed and provided;

(3)Identify and support a plan for location of related human services and agencies together;

(4)Identify human services that already exist and decide how to coordinate such services most efficiently;

(5)Link existing planning processes;

(6)Promote decategorization of selected federal and state programs to bring about greater cohesiveness and flexibility when locating services together; and

(7)Cooperate and coordinate with building owners and other business owners in the community to a

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The state agencies enumerated in section 68-1732 shall establish a planning process to:
(1) Assist communities in joining together to assess their resources and strengths;
(2) Assess what services are needed in participating communities and coordinate how such services should be developed and provided;
(3) Identify and support a plan for location of related human services and agencies together;
(4) Identify human services that already exist and decide how to coordinate such services most efficiently;
(5) Link existing planning processes;
(6) Promote decategorization of selected federal and state programs to bring about greater cohesiveness and flexibility when locating services together; and
(7) Cooperate and coordinate with building owners and other business owners in the community to assess the most efficient way to locate or relocate agencies.

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