State Fair board adopts Confidentiality and HIPAA policy
July 17, 2026 | State Agencies, Organizations, Executive, Nebraska
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The Nebraska State Fair Board voted unanimously on July 17 to adopt a Confidentiality and HIPAA policy for personnel matters.
Board members considered policies that had been under review since the previous meeting. Alan Kahle moved to approve the Confidentiality and HIPAA policy and John McKeever seconded; the roll call vote carried unanimously.
The board recorded the passage as formal policy adoption; the minutes do not include the policy text or implementation timetable. Staff were asked to incorporate the new policy into personnel materials and ensure compliance with training and recordkeeping procedures.
Board members considered policies that had been under review since the previous meeting. Alan Kahle moved to approve the Confidentiality and HIPAA policy and John McKeever seconded; the roll call vote carried unanimously.
The board recorded the passage as formal policy adoption; the minutes do not include the policy text or implementation timetable. Staff were asked to incorporate the new policy into personnel materials and ensure compliance with training and recordkeeping procedures.
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