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Recent Nebraska Orders

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Death of Yutan Firefighter Wendell Pascarelli

In honor of the life and service of Yutan Volunteer Fire Department Firefighter/EMT Wendell D. Pascarelli, who passed away following complications from line-of-duty-related cancer.

Governor PillenUntil Sep 21, 2026View source
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Death of Yutan Firefighter Wendell Pascarelli

In honor of the life and service of Yutan Volunteer Fire Department Firefighter/EMT Wendell D. Pascarelli, who passed away following complications from line-of-duty-related cancer.

Governor PillenUntil Sep 20, 2026View source
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Memorial Day observance

As a mark of respect for Memorial Day.

Governor PillenUntil May 25, 2026View source
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Observance of Memorial Day

As a mark of respect for Memorial Day

Governor PillenUntil May 25, 2026View source
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Peace Officers Memorial Day

In honor of Peace Officers Memorial Day. Flags should be flown at half-staff beginning at sunrise on Friday, May 15, and returned to full staff at sunset.

Governor PillenUntil May 15, 2026View source
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Honoring WWII airman Robert Keuchel

As a mark of respect for WWII airman Robert A. Keuchel.

Governor PillenUntil May 15, 2026View source
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Death of WWII airman Robert Keuchel

As a mark of respect for WWII airman Robert A. Keuchel.

Governor PillenUntil May 15, 2026View source
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Peace Officers Memorial Day

In honor of Peace Officers Memorial Day. Flags should be flown at half-staff beginning at sunrise on Friday, May 15, and returned to full staff at sunset.

Governor PillenUntil May 15, 2026View source
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Honoring fallen firefighters

As a mark of respect for our nation’s fallen firefighters

Governor PillenUntil May 3, 2026View source
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Honoring fallen firefighters

As a mark of respect for our nation’s fallen firefighters

Governor PillenUntil May 3, 2026View source
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Death of Sgt. Noah Tietjens

In honor and remembrance of Sergeant First Class Noah Tietjens of Bellevue, who was killed in action.

Governor PillenUntil Mar 4, 2026View source