AB1Active
Removes Old Rules for Fort Mohave Valley Land
This law cancels old rules about land in the Fort Mohave Valley that were written by an agency no longer responsible for them.
State legislature
Nevada
Official Nevada bill text, status, plain English summaries, and amendment notes tied back to NELIS bill pages.
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2025
60 bills shown
AB10Active
AB10: Repairing Private Water and Sewer Systems in Common-Interest Communities
This law allows local governments to fix private water or sewer systems owned by common-interest communities as part of neighborhood improvement projects, while changing the rules for stopping these specific repairs.
Taxes
AB100Active
Creating a New Office for Aerospace and Aviation in Nevada
This bill creates a new state office to manage aviation projects, moves existing air service funds under its control, and provides money to study local flights.
Taxes
AB101Active
AB101: Changes to Health Care Rules and Abortion Regulations
This bill makes state abortion laws the only rules allowed, bans health care facilities from making false claims about their services, and lets medical boards decide if providers can give medicine to stop or reverse an abortion.
AbortionHealthcare
AB102Active
Changes to Emergency Medical Services Rules
This law allows health districts in counties with populations between 100,000 and 700,000 to choose to regulate emergency medical services locally, sets the minimum age for ambulance attendant licenses at 16, and clarifies rules for trainees riding in ambulances.
Healthcare
AB103Active
Changes to Housing Authority Rules
This law allows counties with populations between 100,000 and 700,000 to create regional housing authorities, updates rules for rent and tenant preferences, changes how commissioners are paid, revises definitions of veterans and service members, and grants new powers including operating projects for profit.
HousingTaxes
AB104Active
Nevada Bill AB104: New Rules for Water Rights, Grants, and Permits
This law creates programs to buy or accept donations of groundwater rights to retire them permanently, changes how temporary water permits work, updates grant rules for saving water, and sets requirements for connecting homes to sewer systems.
Water
AB105Active
AB105: Rules for Firearms Near Election Sites
This bill would ban having a firearm within 100 feet of an election site entrance, set penalties for breaking the rule, and require officials to post warning signs.
CrimeElectionsFirearms
AB106Active
Ratifies the Occupational Therapy Licensure Compact. (BDR 54-233)
Ratifies the Occupational Therapy Licensure Compact.
AB107Active
Changes to Background Checks for Foster Homes
This law allows people with past convictions for simple marijuana possession that happened more than five years ago to work in, live at, or run a foster home.
Labor
AB108Active
Funding for Outdoor Education and Recreation Grants
This law sets aside $250,000 from the State General Fund for each of two fiscal years to support outdoor education programs in Nevada.
BudgetEducationTaxes
AB109Active
AB109: New Rules for Water Used in Geothermal and Mineral Wells
This bill changes state laws so that using underground water brought to the surface for geothermal energy or dissolved minerals requires a permit from the State Engineer, unless it is only for an exploratory well.
BudgetEnergyLand
AB11Active
Changes When Tax Officials Share Budget Plans
This law changes the time when state tax officials must share their budget plans with a special commission.
BudgetTaxes
AB110Active
Naming State Route 163 and a Bridge in Nevada
This law officially names State Route 163 as the Colorado River Highway and designates the bridge connecting it to Bullhead City, Arizona, as the Donald J. Laughlin Memorial Bridge.
AB111Active
Changes Penalties for Certain Divided Highway Violations to Misdemeanors
This law changes the penalty for violating rules about driving on divided highways from a civil infraction to a misdemeanor.
ChildrenCrime
AB112Active
AB112: Sick Leave for Family Care
This bill removes an exemption so that employees covered by union contracts can use their sick leave to care for immediate family members with medical needs.
ChildrenHealthcareLaborParental Rights
AB113Active
Funding for the Workforce Innovations for a New Nevada Account
This bill moves $10 million from the State General Fund to support workforce programs over two fiscal years.
BudgetTaxes
AB114Active
Changes to How County Fair and Recreation Boards Are Run
This law changes how members are chosen for county fair boards in specific counties by giving the full board power to appoint representatives, and it allows any board member to be elected as Chair.
AB115Active
Allows Renting Rooms in the State Capitol for Events
This bill lets state officials rent rooms in the Nevada Capitol Building for events and creates an exception to allow alcohol at those specific approved events.
Housing
AB116Active
Rules for Food Delivery Apps and Restaurants
This law requires restaurants to have a local business license before they can take online orders through delivery apps, and it sets fines if rules are broken.
AB117Active
New Special License Plates Supporting the Las Vegas Aces
This law creates new license plates to support the Las Vegas Aces basketball team, sets fees for them that fund specific programs, and changes rules about who can sell these plates.
ChildrenEducation
AB118Active
Limits Court Orders for Child Reunification Programs and Requires Training
This law stops courts from ordering children into family reunification programs if those programs require specific harmful conditions, and it requires training for judges and court staff on child safety.
ChildrenLaborParental Rights
AB119Active
AB119: Rules for Private Paramilitary Activity
This bill defines private paramilitary organizations and gives the Attorney General power to investigate them, seek court orders to stop their activities, and allows injured people to sue.
Firearms
AB12Active
New Rules for Challenging Unemployment Benefit Decisions in Court
This law changes the rules people must follow when asking a court to review an unemployment benefit decision, adding strict deadlines and steps that can cause cases to be dismissed if not met.
AB120Active
Reviewing Costly Regulations Before They Become Law
This law requires state agencies to estimate how much money a new rule will cost before holding public meetings, and it stops them from making rules that cost $500,000 or more unless the Legislature and Governor approve them.
AB121Active
New Rules for Rent Payments and Rental Agreements
This law requires landlords to offer at least one free rent payment method that does not require bank account details, limits online portal fees to the actual cost charged by the website operator, mandates listing total monthly rent as a single figure including mandatory fees, protects minors from application charges, and allows tenants to sue for specific violations.
ChildrenHousing
AB122Active
Expanding Confidential Address Protections for Public Safety and Government Workers
This bill allows more government employees, including law enforcement staff, prosecutors' office workers, social workers in child welfare, and designated code enforcement officers, to ask a court to keep their home addresses private in official records.
ChildrenElectionsLaborTaxes
AB123Active
New Rules Against Threatening Election Candidates
This law makes it illegal to threaten or intimidate candidates for public office and sets up a process for the Secretary of State to investigate these reports.
ChildrenCrimeElections
AB124Active
Requiring Some Elected Officials to Resign Before Running for Another Office
This law requires most elected officials in Nevada to quit their current job before running for a different one, unless they have less than a year left in their term or are judges.
ElectionsWater
AB125Active
AB125: Posting Public Meeting Schedules and Contact Info Online
This law requires public bodies to send meeting schedules and contact information to the Department of Administration, which must then post them on a specific section of the state's official website.
AB126Active
AB126: Expanding Laws Against Pornography Involving Minors and AI-Generated Images
This bill updates Nevada law to make it a crime to create, share, or possess images of real minors that have been digitally altered using artificial intelligence (AI), as well as obscene images of fictional people created by AI who appear to be under age.
ChildrenCrimeTechnology
AB127Active
Grants for Local Language Access Plans
This bill gives $5 million to the Office for New Americans so it can give money grants to counties and cities that create plans to help people who speak different languages.
Budget
AB128Active
Creates the Public Records Task Force
This law creates a new group to study how public records requests work in Nevada and suggest changes for state government.
AB129Active
New Rules for Homeowners' Association Bidding
This law requires homeowners' associations to get at least three bids for projects costing a certain percentage of their annual budget, unless waiting would cause property damage or injury.
Budget
AB13Active
Changes to Probation Discharges and Record Sealing
This law allows judges to grant a 'general discharge' from probation for people who do not qualify for an honorable one, clarifies that unpaid fines become civil debts upon discharge, and lets courts decide if criminal records can be sealed for those with general discharges.
AB130Active
Funding for Goodwill of Southern Nevada Workforce Programs
This bill gives $3 million from the State General Fund to Goodwill of Southern Nevada to expand programs that help people find jobs.
BudgetTaxes
AB131Active
Property Tax Exemption for ADUs Rented with Housing Vouchers
This bill removes property taxes on small extra homes if they are rented to tenants using federal housing vouchers under specific conditions.
HousingLandTaxes
AB132Active
Changes to Rules for Wildlife Water Guzzlers
This law increases the maximum size and pipe length allowed for water collection tanks called guzzlers that provide drinking water for wildlife.
Budget
AB133Active
Changes to County Treasurer Office Hours and Tax Sale Rules
This law changes when county treasurer offices must stay open, updates deadlines for tax notices from specific times to 'close of business', sets aside money from property sales for technology upgrades, adjusts rules for handling claims on leftover sale funds, and expands fee limits for recovery agents.
TaxesTechnology
AB134Active
AB134: Rules for Water Conservation Plans
This law allows people with approved water rights in Nevada to create voluntary plans to save water without losing their legal right to use that water.
Water
AB135Active
Extends Veteran Tax Exemptions to Surviving Spouses
This bill allows surviving spouses of veterans who meet specific service requirements and live in the state to receive property and vehicle tax exemptions equal to those given to veterans, while preventing them from claiming both this new exemption and a separate existing one.
Taxes
AB136Active
Signs Required at Places Where People Can Interact with Animals
This law requires businesses that sell access to live animals for public interaction to post a sign showing how to contact local animal control, unless they are accredited zoos.
AB137Active
Changes to How Storage Lien Sales Are Advertised
This law changes how storage facility owners must advertise sales of items when a customer has not paid their rent.
Housing
AB138Active
AB138: Updates on Teaching Personal Safety and Sexual Abuse Prevention
This law requires Nevada schools to teach students about preventing sexual abuse as part of their health class personal safety lessons.
ChildrenEducationParental Rights
AB139Active
Funding for Dual Credit Programs in Nevada Schools
This bill gives $15 million to the Department of Education to pay fees and buy materials for students taking dual credit classes who face financial hardship.
BudgetEducation
AB14Active
New Rule Requiring County Officials to Be Registered Voters
This law changes the rules for certain county jobs in Nevada by requiring anyone who wants to hold these positions to be registered to vote.
Elections
AB140Active
Changes to Driver Authorization Card Expiration Rules
This bill changes how long a driver authorization card lasts so that it expires according to rules set by the Department of Motor Vehicles, aiming to match the length of time for regular driver's licenses.
AB141Active
Changes to Judge Discipline Records and Qualifications
This bill requires the Commission on Judicial Discipline to make written records of its private decision-making meetings public while keeping the meetings themselves closed, and it adds a requirement that district judge candidates must have acted as trial counsel in at least 10 trials.
AB142Active
Expanding First Responder Status for Stress-Related Workers' Compensation
This law adds civilian crime scene investigators employed by law enforcement agencies to the list of first responders eligible for workers' compensation benefits if they suffer mental injuries from witnessing violent events.
CrimeHealthcareLabor
AB143Active
AB143: The Dentist and Dental Hygienist Compact
This bill creates an agreement that lets dentists and dental hygienists licensed in one participating state practice in other participating states without getting a new full license.
AB144Active
Nevada AB144: Establishing Indigenous Peoples Day on the Second Monday in October
This bill changes Nevada's Indigenous Peoples Day from August 9 to the second Monday in October and requires the Governor to issue an annual proclamation encouraging its observance.
Education
AB145Active
AB145: Rules for Veteran Services and State Hiring
This bill stops people from charging money to help veterans with benefit claims unless they are accredited, creates a new state job coordinator to manage hiring and mentoring programs for veterans, and gives free park passes to families of service members killed in the line of duty.
ChildrenLabor
AB146Active
Protecting Parental Rights Regardless of Disability
This bill updates Nevada law to state that a parent's right to nurture, educate, and control their child is fundamental and cannot be limited because the parent has a disability.
Children
AB147Active
AB147: New Rules for Showing ID When Voting
This bill requires voters in Nevada to show specific forms of identification when voting in person or by mail, while offering free state IDs to those who attest they are experiencing financial hardship.
EducationElectionsFirearmsLabor
AB148Active
Changes to Mail Ballot and Sample Ballot Deadlines
This law changes when election officials must send out mail ballots to voters living in the state and requires sample ballots to be sent before those new deadlines.
Elections
AB149Active
Sharing Cannabis Data for Research
This bill requires the state cannabis board to create rules that allow it to share confidential data with universities and research groups studying the cannabis industry.
BudgetEducationHealthcare
AB15Active
Changes to Rules for Investigating and Punishing Medicaid Fraud
This law gives the Attorney General new tools to investigate fraud, updates rules so private citizens cannot start lawsuits if a government case already exists, and changes penalties based on how much money is involved in missing records.
Crime
AB150Active
AB150: Protecting Tribal Judicial Personnel and Updating Safety Laws
This law adds tribal judicial personnel to existing protections against threats, increases penalties for assaulting them or other protected staff, and allows them to keep their home addresses private on public records.
CrimeElectionsFirearmsLabor
AB151Active
AB151: Updates Rules for Prostitution Solicitation Crimes
This bill changes the law so that customers who ask children under 18 to perform sexual acts in exchange for money are classified as Tier II sex offenders, and it adds certain adult prostitution solicitation crimes by customers to the list of offenses requiring specific legal consequences.
ChildrenCrime
AB152Active
Exempts Government Agencies from Copying Records Scheduled for Disposal
This bill allows state and local government agencies to refuse requests for copies of public records if those records are authorized for disposal under an approved retention schedule.