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passed · Nevada · Assembly Feb 10, 2025

ACR 2: Authorizes additional reimbursement for travel in certain circumstances. (BDR R-987)

ACR 2 authorizes Nevada legislators to seek reimbursement for travel costs exceeding standard rates when traveling 50+ miles between their home and Carson City for the 2025 legislative session. It allows reimbursement for amounts paid above the existing NRS 218A.645 allowance, capped at $10,000 per legislator. The resolution specifies that approved claims will be processed and paid through the same system used for regular legislative travel claims. This resolution became effective upon adoption in February 2025.
passed · Nevada · Assembly Feb 6, 2025

ACR 1: Adopts the Joint Standing Rules of the Senate and Assembly for the 83rd Session of the Legislature. (BDR R-976)

ACR 1 adopts the Joint Standing Rules for the 83rd session of the Nevada Legislature. These rules establish standard procedures for conference committees (resolving differences between Senate and Assembly versions of bills), handling messages from the Governor, and communication between legislative chambers. The rules ensure consistent operations during the session by governing how bills move through the legislature and how committees function.
passed · Nevada · Senate Feb 5, 2025

SR 2: Provides allowances to the members of the Senate for periodicals, stamps, stationery and communications. (BDR R-978)

This Senate resolution (SR 2) sets specific monthly allowances for Nevada Senate members' official expenses. It authorizes $60 for periodicals, stamps, and stationery, and $2,800 for telephone use per regular senator. Leadership positions (President, Majority Leader, committee chairs) receive $900 for communication costs like postage and tolls. The resolution formalizes existing allowance amounts under current law and directs the State Controller to process payments from the Legislative Fund. (Procedural resolution; no new policy enacted.)
Robin Titus (R) Nicole Cannizzaro (D)
passed · Nevada · Senate Feb 5, 2025

SR 3: Provides for the appointment of the Senate Session staff. (BDR R-979)

This is a procedural resolution (SR 3) that formally appoints specific individuals as Senate Session staff for Nevada's 83rd Legislative Session. It directly affects the Senate by designating 60 named staff members who will support legislative operations during the session. The resolution does not create new policy or laws; it simply confirms staffing appointments through official Senate action. The resolution was adopted on February 3, 2025, and is now effective.
Robin Titus (R) Nicole Cannizzaro (D)
passed · Nevada · Assembly Feb 5, 2025

AR 2: Provides for the appointment of the Assembly attaches. (BDR R-981)

This is a procedural resolution (AR 2) that appoints 100+ individuals as Assembly attaches for Nevada's 83rd Legislative Session. It directly names specific staff members to support the Assembly, with no policy changes or broader impacts. The resolution was adopted on February 3, 2025, and became effective upon adoption. (No substantive provisions or policy mechanisms are involved.)
passed · Nevada · Assembly Feb 5, 2025

AR 3: Provides allowances to the members of the Assembly for periodicals, stamps, stationery and communications. (BDR R-982)

This Assembly Resolution (AR 3) sets specific expense allowances for Nevada Assembly members and leadership. It provides $60 per member for periodicals, stamps, and stationery, $2,800 for telephone use, and $900 for leadership roles (Speaker, committee chairs) covering postage, phone tolls, and communication charges. The resolution authorizes the State Controller to pay these amounts from the Legislative Fund. It directly affects Assembly members' office expense budgets, not public policy or broader regulations.
passed · Nevada · Assembly Feb 5, 2025

AR 1: Adopts the Standing Rules of the Assembly for the 83rd Session of the Legislature. (BDR R-980)

Assembly Resolution 1 adopts the standing rules for the Nevada Assembly's 83rd legislative session. These rules establish procedures for the Speaker's duties (including presiding, maintaining order, and voting), continuity of leadership roles during the interim between sessions, and administrative operations like the Chief Clerk's responsibilities. The resolution applies directly to all Assembly members, officers, and staff during the 83rd session. This is a routine procedural measure to govern legislative operations, not a substantive policy change.
passed · Nevada · Senate Feb 5, 2025

SR 1: Adopts the Standing Rules of the Senate for the 83rd Session of the Legislature. (BDR R-977)

This Senate resolution (SR 1) adopts the operational rules for Nevada's 83rd Legislative Session, setting how the Senate conducts its business. It defines roles for officers (like President, Secretary, and Sergeant at Arms), outlines meeting procedures, and establishes committee structures. These rules directly affect Senate staff, members, and leadership by governing daily operations, voting protocols, and chamber conduct during the session. As a procedural resolution, it does not create new policies or impact citizens.
Robin Titus (R) Nicole Cannizzaro (D)
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