NEBRASKA IN LINE FOR ABOUT $10.8 BILLION IN FEDERAL CORONAVIRUS RELIEF MONEY, RICKETTS SAYS

KEARNEY - Gov. Pete Ricketts announced Wednesday that Nebraska is in line to get $10.8 billion in federal coronavirus relief money this year. The total includes about $1.6 billion of stimulus payments that were sent directly to Nebraska households. Nearly two-thirds of the rest — some $6.4 billion — is going out through the Paycheck Protection Program to help small businesses keep employees on their payroll.

Governor Ricketts stated that, “I think it’s appropriate when we have an emergency like this pandemic, which we haven’t had in over 100 years, the federal government takes steps to make sure that we can protect ourselves and recover.”

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