Nebraska State Spending

Nebraska State Spending

The State Treasurer is responsible for the receipting and disbursing of all state funds, which includes recording these transactions and informing the Legislature through a yearly report on the state's financial picture. The Treasurer believes that public officials have a duty to show the public how their tax dollars are being spent.

StateSpending.Nebraska.gov is a searchable, user-friendly website that discloses in a simple and straightforward manner how the State of Nebraska spends and receives funds. This interactive site is designed to allow you to select an item and drill down for further spending information or definitions of services provided by the agency.

We encourage you to contact us with your thoughts and ideas as to how we can improve this site and make Nebraska the most efficient state government in the country! Click on this link to read the statute creating the state transparency site - Nebraska Statute for State Spending

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To see how State money is spent, visit the Current Fiscal Year Budget tab.

Current Fiscal Year Budget »

To see from where the State received money, visit the Source of State Funds tab.

Source Of State Funds »

To search State payments by payee, payer, amount, budget source or other search types, visit Fiscal Year Expenditures.

Fiscal Year Expenditures »

To see a list of terms and definitions of terms, visit the Glossary tab, which can also be found at the bottom of each page.

Glossary »