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Code · Nebraska · Chapter 85 — State University, State Colleges, and Postsecondary Education

85-2614. Eligible disabled person; qualifying child; tuition waiver; eligibility criteria.

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In order for an eligible disabled person or such person's qualifying child to be eligible to receive a tuition waiver under the First Responder Recruitment and Retention Act, the eligible disabled person must meet the following criteria:
(1)If the eligible disabled person was a law enforcement officer, such person possessed, at the time of becoming disabled, a law enforcement officer certificate under sections 81-1401 to 81-1414.19 . This subdivision shall not be satisfied if the Nebraska Police Standards Advisory Council has revoked or suspended such certificate or limited certificate under subdivision
(6)of section 81-1403 and the Nebraska Commission on Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice has reviewed and approved such revocation or suspension;
(2)If the eligible disabled person was a firefighter, such person maintained, at the time of becoming disabled, satisfactory performance with such firefighter's fire department;
(3)If the eligible disabled person was a correctional officer, such person maintained, at the time of becoming disabled, satisfactory performance as a correctional officer; or
(4)If the eligible disabled person was a youth detention officer, such person maintained, at the time of becoming disabled, satisfactory performance as a youth detention officer.
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