Interim study to examine revitalization of urban areas and how cities and villages may utilize the role of culture as a driver of economic development, workforce attraction, tourism, and community revitalization in Nebraska

Summary

The resolution directs the Urban Affairs Committee to conduct a study on how cultural initiatives—such as cultural districts or a rotating state cultural capital—could drive economic growth, attract workers, boost tourism, and revitalize communities in Nebraska’s cities and villages. The study will look at funding, governance, equity impacts, and best‑practice models, then report its findings and recommendations to the Legislative Council or the full Legislature. It aims to inform policymakers about using culture as a tool for community development, especially in historically underserved areas.

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