The resolution commemorates the sixtieth anniversary of the Lincoln Electric System (LES), a community-owned utility established on February 1, 1966, that has been instrumental in providing reliable and affordable energy to the residents and businesses of Lincoln, Nebraska, and its surrounding areas. Over the past six decades, LES has supported economic growth, public safety, and quality of life by powering essential services such as homes, schools, and hospitals. The resolution highlights LES's commitment to operational excellence, fiscal responsibility, and customer service, as well as its focus on accountability and long-term planning to meet the evolving energy needs of the community.

In recognition of its significant contributions, the Nebraska Legislature congratulates LES on its sixty years of service and reaffirms the state's tradition of public power, emphasizing the importance of locally governed and community-focused electric utilities. The resolution acknowledges the professionalism and dedication of LES's employees, leadership, and governing board, who have earned the trust and respect of the communities they serve.