History of Nebraska CASA Programs:
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Programs established:
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1986
- Sarpy County CASA, Papillion
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1988
- Dodge County CASA, Fremont
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1992
- CASA Connection, Columbus
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1994
- CASA of South Central NE, Hastings
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1994
- Keith/Perkins County CASA, Ogallala
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1995
- CASA of SE Nebraska, Crete
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1995
- Red Willow County CASA, McCook includes
Furnace County and Hitchcock County - forms Prairie Plains CASA
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1995
- Saunders County CASA, Wahoo
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1995
- Scotts Bluff County CASA, Scottsbluff
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1995
- Heartland CASA, Grand Island includes
Hall, Hamilton and Merrick Counties
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1996
- Fillmore County CASA, Geneva
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1996
- Seward County CASA, Seward
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1996
- Buffalo County CASA, Kearney
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1997
- CASA of NE Nebraska, Norfolk includes Madison County
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1997
- Clay County CASA, Clay Center
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1997
- Phelps County CASA, Holdrege
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1998
- Douglas County CASA, Omaha
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1999
- CASA for Lancaster County, Lincoln
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2000
- Butler County joins CASA Connection, David City
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2000
- Dakota County CASA, South Sioux City
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2000
- Kearney County CASA, Minden
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2000
- York County joins Seward County, York
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2001
- Dawson/Gosper County CASA, Lexington
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2002
- Fillmore County CASA, Geneva
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2003 - York County CASA separates from Seward County
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2003
- Saline County CASA
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2006 - Cass County CASA |
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2006 - Gage County and Jefferson
County Join Fillmore County to form CASA
of Southeast Nebraska
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