March 30, 2021
Nevada Capitol
Through the first six to eight months of this fiscal year, actual state tax collections are running well above what the Economic Forum predicted.
The Governor’s Office of Economic Development has approved a $400,000 grant to fund the CDL training program at Western Nevada College.
Capital Allocation Plan will distribute $75 million worth of projects.
State officials will mark the 150th anniversary of the Nevada State Capitol building on Saturday.
The Goldman Sachs Philanthropy Fund has donated $110,000 to the Nevada treasurer’s program to help people with disabilities fund costs related to their disability.
The Assembly Ways and Means Committee on Friday reviewed 15 bills containing appropriations for specific projects.
Nevada lawmakers are considering a massive energy infrastructure proposal that would encourage the construction of renewable energy transmission lines and electric vehicle charging stations
The Economic Forum on Tuesday added more than $900 million to projected General Fund revenues this budget cycle.
The Technical Advisory Committee to the Economic Forum was told Wednesday a significant number of Nevada’s General Fund revenue streams are recovering better than expected before the Legislature convened.
Gov. Steve Sisolak on Tuesday named veteran gaming lawyer Brittnie Watkins to the Nevada Gaming Control Board.
Most legislative committees shut down Friday to make time for extended floor sessions as the second major deadline approaches.
On a party line vote, the Legislative Commission on Wednesday approved a regulation allowing educational support staff to get unemployment benefits.
Members of the money committees were briefed Tuesday on the plan by Gov. Steve Sisolak and Treasurer Zach Conine to fund a state “Infrastructure Bank.”
Rural water users are panicking over a proposal to create a market for the sale and purchase of water rights in Nevada, unconvinced by arguments that the concept would encourage conservation.
Nevada has applied for a $10 million federal grant to pay the lion’s share of what it will cost to fix the Hobart Reservoir dam.
The Assembly Judiciary Committee on Wednesday heard testimony on Chairman Steve Yeager’s bill to eliminate the death penalty in Nevada.
As he promised March 12, Gov. Steve Sisolak issued a statement Monday allowing full and close contact sports to resume both in high schools and organized leagues and associations.
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