The Nebraska Commission on African American Affairs (NCAAA) supports LB751, legislation that proposes a statewide study of how missing persons cases involving Black women and children are reported, investigated, and tracked in Nebraska.
The study is designed to review existing practices, assess data collection and coordination, and develop recommendations to improve consistency and effectiveness across agencies involved in missing persons cases.
Why This Bill Is Important
Accurate, timely, and complete information is essential for effective missing persons investigations. Current practices and data systems may vary across jurisdictions, which can make it difficult to evaluate trends or identify operational challenges.
LB751 would allow the state to:
- Review current reporting and investigative practices
- Identify gaps or inconsistencies in data collection and case tracking
- Improve coordination among agencies and stakeholders
- Provide lawmakers with reliable information before considering future policy changes
- Support a measured, evidence-based approach to strengthening public safety systems
How You Can Take Action
1. Contact Your State Senator
- Ask them to support LB751 and encourage its advancement out of committee.
2. Attend the Committee Hearing
- Wednesday, January 21, 2026
Judiciary Committee, Room 1525 | 1:30 PM
3. Share This Alert
- Inform others interested in public safety policy and data-driven decision-making.