ONE HUNDRED NINTH LEGISLATURE - FIRST SESSION - 2025
COMMITTEE STATEMENT
LB120
Hearing Date: Tuesday February 25, 2025
Committee On: Transportation and Telecommunications
Introducer: Hardin
One Liner: Provide an exception regarding release of a digital image under the Motor Vehicle Operator’s
License Act
Roll Call Vote - Final Committee Action:
Advanced to General File with amendment(s)
Vote Results:
Aye: 8 Senators Moser, Ballard, Bosn, Brandt, DeBoer, Fredrickson,
Guereca, Storer
Nay:
Absent:
Present Not Voting:
Testimony:
Proponents: Representing:
Senator Brian Hardin Opening Presenter
Monty Lovelace Nebraska State Patrol
Opponents: Representing:
Neutral: Representing:
* ADA Accommodation Written Testimony
Summary of purpose and/or changes:
LB120 allows the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) to share digital images from motor vehicle operators’ licenses
for use in the Nebraska State Patrol Missing Persons Clearinghouse website.
Explanation of amendments:
The Committee considered and adopted an amendment which accomplishes the following:
Directs the Nebraska State Patrol to carry out protection protocols to prevent the fraudulent use of digital images,
create and update security measures for the access and storage of such images, and to remove an image from the
Nebraska State Patrol Missing Persons Clearinghouse website within three business days after they are notified that
the missing individual has been located.
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Committee Statement: LB120
Transportation and Telecommunications Committee
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Section 1 – Amends section 60-484.02 – Digital images
The DMV may release the digital images from operator’s licenses to the Nebraska State Patrol for use on the
Nebraska State Patrol Missing Persons Clearinghouse website if that individual has been deemed missing and
cannot be located. Directs the Nebraska State Patrol to take steps to prevent fraudulent use of or improper access to
such images.
Section 2 - Original section 60-484.02 is repealed.
Mike Moser, Chairperson
Committee Statement: LB120
Transportation and Telecommunications Committee
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