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Tribute to the Life and Service of Steven Kelso

Original title: CELEBRATING THE LIFE OF PUBLIC SERVICE HOUSING DIRECTOR STEVEN KELSO

Record date · May 19, 2026

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What This Bill Does

Representative Mike Flood delivered a formal tribute in the Congressional Record honoring the life and 40-year career of Steven Kelso, a dedicated Nebraska public servant and housing official.

Why it matters

This document serves as an official congressional recognition of Steven Kelso's contributions to Nebraska's housing industry and emergency services.

Who It Affects

Groups the bill's text affects, as described in the record. Being affected is not a position for or against it.

Directly affected

Steven Kelso's family and friends

They are the subjects of the formal condolences expressed in the congressional record.

Key Facts

Steven Kelso served in Nebraska's housing industry and public service for over 40 years.
Kelso served as the head of the Nebraska Public Service Commission's Housing and Recreational Vehicle Department.
Kelso was a volunteer firefighter, emergency medical technician (EMT), and EMS instructor.
The tribute was entered into the Congressional Record on May 19, 2026, by Representative Mike Flood.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who was Steven Kelso?

Steven Kelso was a long-time Nebraska public servant who led the state's Housing and Recreational Vehicle Department and served as a volunteer firefighter and EMT.

Why is this document in the Congressional Record?

It is an '' used by members of Congress to formally honor the lives and achievements of constituents.

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The document highlights the use of the Congressional Record for state-level recognition of local public servants.

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Connected Entities

Steven Kelso, Nebraska Public Service Commission, Nebraska and 1 more

PersonSteven Kelso“Former head of the Nebraska Public Service Commission's Housing and Recreational”Map →

OrganizationNebraska Public Service Commission“The state agency where Kelso led the Housing and Recreational Vehicle Department”Map →

locationNebraska“The state where Kelso served and resided.”Map →

PersonMike Flood“U.S. Representative from Nebraska who introduced the tribute.”Map →

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