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Bill · SB 14In progress8d agoState rules would cover military buildings with at least 25% state funding
Revises provisions relating to certain public works of the Office of the Military. (BDR 28-154)
If passed, Office of the Military buildings would generally face state construction rules when state money pays at least 25% of total building costs.
Government & Ethics · Taxes & Budget
Bill · AB 18In progress8d agoNevada would require accounting system training for state workers
Revises provisions relating to state financial administration. (BDR 31-398)
If approved, Nevada’s State Controller would require training on recording financial transactions for executive branch workers who use the state accounting system.
Government & Ethics · Taxes & Budget
Bill · AB 7In progress8d agoNevada students in grades 6 through 12 could receive job training
Revises provisions relating to employment. (BDR 53-170)
Nevada students in grades 6 through 12 could receive job training funded by employer payments, while organizations using workers would keep detailed records for each person.
Bill · AB 12In progress8d agoPublic retirees would keep pensions in certain Nevada education jobs
Authorizes certain retirees from the Public Employees' Retirement System to return to work without a loss of benefits in certain circumstances. (BDR 23-117)
Public retirees who take certain teaching, coaching, student support, or professional training jobs with Nevada public colleges, school districts, or charter schools would keep pension payments while working.
Education · Government & Ethics
Bill · AB 6In progress8d agoRevises provisions governing the conditions for lifetime supervision of sex offenders. (BDR 16-159)
Bill · SB 10In progress8d agoRevises provisions relating to the classified service of the State. (BDR 23-131)
Bill · SB 7In progress8d agoBill would let another person approve family resource center grant plans
Revises provisions relating to family resource centers. (BDR 38-149)
Starting July 1, 2027, Nevada's human services director could name someone to approve grant plans and handle annual reports from family resource centers.
Bill · AB 2In progress8d agoState hiring officials would need approval to label public safety jobs
Revises provisions relating to screening tests for certain applicants for public employment. (BDR 23-129)
Starting July 1, 2027, state hiring officials would need the state personnel administrator's approval to decide which jobs affect public safety.
Economy & Jobs · Government & Ethics
Bill · SB 2In progress8d agoNevada proposal would permit grants to groups employing reviewers
Revises provisions relating to the Grants Management Advisory Committee. (BDR 18-148)
Groups seeking Department of Human Services grants would not be barred for employing a review committee member, while members with ties to a matter would disclose them and sit out.
Bill · AB 19In progress8d agoNevada would set future appeals judges' pay using other judges' salaries
Revises provisions relating to judicial compensation. (BDR 1-564)
Starting in January 2029, Nevada would use two other judges' salaries to set base pay for successors to Court of Appeals judges.
Government & Ethics · Taxes & Budget
Bill · SB 11In progress8d agoRevises provisions relating to permits to appropriate water. (BDR 48-182)
Bill · AB 13In progress8d agoEconomic development office could skip details on unfunded business programs
Revises provisions relating to certain programs for small businesses. (BDR 18-139)
Nevada's economic development office would be allowed to omit unfunded programs from the financing information it gives certified local emerging small businesses.
Bill · SB 16In progress8d agoNevada would let people 18 and older apply for motorcycle instructor licenses
Revises provisions relating to instructors for the Program for the Education of Motorcycle Riders. (BDR 43-164)
People 18 or older could apply to teach Nevada motorcycle courses with approved instructor certification and a valid motorcycle license or endorsement from any U.S. state, territory, or Washington, D.C.
Public Safety · Transportation