The year was 1969, Sen. Maurice Kremer introduced to the Nebraska legislature LB 1357; this would combine the 154 special-purpose entities into 24 Natural Resources Districts by 1972. The bill was passed by the Unicameral and thus the Upper Loup Natural Resources District was born.

 

Our Mission

Protecting Lives, Protecting Property, Protecting the Future

Our District


The 12 Statutory responsibilites of NRDs

  • Erosion prevention and control

  • Soil conservation

  • Flood prevention and control

  • Prevention of damages from flood water and sediment

  • Water supply for any beneficial uses

  • Development, management, utilization and conservation of groundwater and surface water

  • Pollution control

  • Solid waste disposal and sanitary discharge

  • Drainage improvement and channel rectification

  • Development and management of recreational and park facilities

  • Forestry and range management

When the well is dry, we know the worth of water.
— Benjamin Franklin