This bill authorizes cities of the first and second class, as well as villages in Nebraska, to enter into contracts and agreements for the operation, maintenance, management, or enforcement of municipal parking facilities. The bill specifies that these agreements can involve various entities, including individuals, firms, corporations, or political subdivisions, and may include responsibilities such as issuing parking citations, collecting fines, maintaining equipment, and operating payment systems. However, it mandates that the city or village retains final authority over adjudication and appeals, as well as control over the parking facilities to ensure they operate in the public interest and to establish or approve all rates, charges, and fines.

Additionally, the bill sets limits on the duration of these contracts, stipulating that agreements for cities of the first class cannot exceed thirty years, while those for cities of the second class or villages cannot exceed ten years, including any renewals. The Revisor of Statutes is tasked with assigning this new section to Chapter 19 of the Nebraska statutes.