Nebraska Dept. of Transportation head leaving for new job

An official who oversaw Nebraska’s road and bridge repairs after last year’s historic floods and helped create the state Department of Transportation is leaving his post for a private-sector job.

October 20, 2020Updated: October 20, 2020

By News Channel Nebraska

Nebraska Dept. of Transportation head leaving for new job

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Nebraska Dept. of Transportation head leaving for new job

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Ag & Outdoor

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