Resources Development Fund

The Nebraska Resources Development Fund Act of 1974 created a fund to assist with the development and wise use of Nebraska’s water and land resources. The Nebraska Resources Development Fund can be used to provide grants and/or loans to political subdivisions of the state or an agency of the state, or it can be used by the Department of Natural Resources to acquire an interest in a project in the name of the state. The Act created a conjunctive administrative system with certain responsibilities delegated to the Natural Resources Commission, and other responsibilities delegated to a statutorily created "Advisory Board." On February 15, 1985, the Director of Natural Resources assumed the responsibilities and duties of the Advisory Board in accordance with the provisions of L.B. 1106.

NRDF Guidelines (January 2000) Annual Revisions of the NRDF Guidelines for 2007 Annual Revisions of the NRDF Guidelines for 2005 Title 256: Resources Development Fund. Project Proposal and Application Forms. Project Location Map

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