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(KLZA)-- Nebraska 1st District State Senator Julie Slama wrapped up her Summer Tour of the District Friday with a number of stops in Richardson County.
During a stop at One Stop Cafe in Falls City, Slama said high property taxes and unfunded mandates continue to be on the minds of residents in the area.
Slama says she is discussing the result of the 2022 Legislative session that wrapped up this spring and finding out from constituents what their concerns are for the 2023 session that will begin in January.
Slama spent this week touring all of the incorporated communities in Legislative District #1.
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