Omaha Father Sues State DHHS Over Nearly $1 Million Records Estimate
An Omaha father is suing the state's Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) after receiving an estimated cost of nearly $1 million and a completion deadline of 2076 for a records request.
Omaha, NE, October 19, 2026 —
An Omaha father is suing the state’s Department of Health and Human Services after receiving an estimated cost of nearly $1 million and a projected completion deadline of 2076 for a records request, according to the information provided about the case.
The father’s name, the date the lawsuit was filed and the court where it was brought were not provided. The records he sought and the number of documents or pages involved also were not specified. No details were available about how the department calculated the estimate or set the deadline.
The information provided does not say whether the father has paid any amount, whether the agency has begun producing records, or what outcome he is seeking through the lawsuit. It also does not include a response from DHHS or explain the department’s position on the request.
The estimate and completion date are described as figures the father received in connection with his request; they are not identified as a final charge or a confirmed production schedule. The case’s current status and any next steps were not provided. Without those details, the circumstances behind the estimate and the 2076 deadline remain unclear.
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