Nebraska
Every law and rule change USCLI tracks for Nebraska, across the professions, on one page. Each entry links to its full write-up and official sources.
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Licensing Law Tracker
Nebraska licenses private detectives, private detective agencies, and plain clothes investigators through the Licensing Division of the Secretary of State. There is no licensing board. The licensing statute and rules have not changed since 2023; the changes in this period came from broader laws.
Full Nebraska page: every change, its sources, and what has not changed (3 entries).
New felony for tracking a person without consent, with a limited exception for licensed investigators
Enacted sections 28-1336 to 28-1339. It is a Class IIIA felony to knowingly install a mobile tracking device on another person’s property without consent, to use a device or app to track a person or their property without consent, or to fail to remove a…
Interim study of private detective licensing heard; no report filed
An interim study to review the credentialing requirements for private detectives, private detective agencies, and plain clothes investigators under the Occupational Board Reform Act, which requires each standing committee to review the occupations it…
Licensing for applicants credentialed in other states or the military
Amended the Occupational Board Reform Act. Under section 84-950, an occupational board must issue a license to an applicant who has held a credential for at least one year in another state, or a military occupational specialty, for an occupation with a…
Officer Certification Tracker
The Officer Certification Tracker has not published a Nebraska page yet. See the states it covers.
Forensic Science Tracker
The Forensic Science Tracker has not published a Nebraska page yet. See the states it covers.
Last updated October 15, 2026Source: United States Council for Law & Investigation