| Myron Dorn has deep roots in Gage County. As an Adams farmer that was born and raised in Legislative District 30, he's jumped in over the years to serve his community in any capacity he could. Prior to being elected to the Legislature in 2018, he served as Chairman of the Gage County Board of Supervisors, served on the Gage County Tourism Board, helped establish the "NGage" economic development group, and even volunteers on the local Adams Rescue squad
When Myron isn't out in the fields, he's spending time with his kids, his grandkids and his wife Julie of 41 years.
Myron's father always taught him to treat people with respect, and treat them the way you want to be treated. That's why in the legislature, Myron has worked together with his colleagues to find solutions to some of the most important challenges facing our families, our communities, and our state-whether that be lowering property taxes, strengthening our schools, or growing our state and local economy.
For the 2021 legislative session, Dorn was instrumental in the passing of legislation that appropriates $2 million in each of the next two years to counties that meet certain criteria in paying off a federal judgement. The bill allows Gage County to receive funds from the state's general fund and apply the entire amount to the "Beatrice Six" case payment.
During his time in the legislature, Dorn has also been a strong voice for farmers like himself by promoting and advocating for greater property tax relief and improvements in Ag policy. He helped spearhead the passage of a bill from Sen. Tom Briese that changes the valuation of agricultural land for purposes of property taxation in districts like LD 30 with more farm land.
Myron Dorn has been a strong and effective leader for Legislative District 30. We need him continuing to represent our families, our small businesses and our farmers in the capitol. |