This summary of Nebraska Library statistics for the 1994-1995 fiscal year is a compilation of data reported by 234 of the 256 public libraries in the state. The major urban libraries of Omaha and Lincoln serve 47% of the state population, while 75% of libraries in the state serve populations under 2,500. Even with limited resources, Nebraska libraries continue to meet the needs of their public. There has been a marked increase in automation in libraries. Internet access increased over 407% from 14 libraries having access in 1993-94 to 71 libraries having access in 1994-95. Statistics in this report include: general library information: income; operating expenditures and library materials; circulation and output measures; and summary of library statistics by population served. Graphs show: (1) accredited libraries by population served; (2) accredited libraries by system; (3) population served; (4) number of reporting libraries; (5) average per capita by population; (6) total local tax funds; (7) total income; (8) library staff; (9) operating and capital expenditures; (10) materials added to the collection; (11) total operating expenditures by system; (12) total operating expenditures by population served; (13) interlibrary loans; (14) circulation; (15) Internet access; and (16) library materials owned. Indices are provided of libraries by city/village and libraries by population served. (Author/SWC)