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The Nevada Senate is holding a special meeting and is currently deciding on the rules they will use to run it.
During the 36th Special Session, lawmakers will not be reimbursed for office expenses like stamps, paper, or phone bills. This proposal is currently being considered in the Assembly.
This bill sets the rules for how the State Assembly hires its support staff (like clerks and assistants). It is currently being discussed in the Assembly.
This is a set of "ground rules" for how the Nevada Senate and Assembly will work together during this special legislative session. It is currently being reviewed by the Assembly.
This bill would allow lawmakers to be paid back for costs related to their personal safety. It is currently being discussed in the Assembly.
The Senate is officially approving its list of employees. This bill is currently being reviewed.
Nevada lawmakers will not be reimbursed for office expenses—like stamps, magazines, or phone bills—during this special legislative session.
Lawmakers are being asked to study how to make our roads safer. This proposal is currently being reviewed by the Assembly.
The state Senate is currently working on a new law designed to make our communities safer.
Here is a simple summary: Lawmakers are asking for an official study on how federal immigration agents are operating in our state. This bill would require a group of state representatives to look into what those agents are doing and report back on their findings. It is currently being debated in the state Assembly.
The Senate is currently working on a bill (BDR 10-38) to change the laws about owning, buying, or selling land and houses.
A new bill in the Nevada Assembly aims to help build more movie studios in the state. The goal is to create new jobs and provide training to help people get work in the film industry.