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AB115
Allows Renting Rooms in the State Capitol for Events
Last scannedAug 22, 2026, 1:27 AM
In one sentence
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.
What it does
- Authorizes the Administrator of Public Works, working with the Museum Director, to rent or lease rooms in the Capitol Building for events.
- Requires a fee to be charged when renting these rooms.
- Directs that money from rentals must go into the State General Fund and can only be used by the Administrator for maintaining the Capitol Building.
- Creates an exception to current laws so alcohol can be sold, given, or served during approved rental events.
- Applies existing definitions about state buildings and grounds to this new renting process.
Who it affects
- The Administrator of the State Public Works Division
- The Museum Director of the Nevada State Museum
- People or groups who rent rooms in the Capitol Building for events
Limits and unknowns
- The bill does not list specific dates when it will take effect.
- It requires regulations to be written later by the Administrator before renting can begin.
- The text does not specify how much money must be charged for each rental.
Plain language
Terms to know
- Administrator
- The head official of the State Public Works Division within the Department of Administration.
- Museum Director
- The person in charge of managing the Nevada State Museum, which oversees specific chambers on the second floor of the Capitol Building used as a Government Museum.
Official record
Sources
Official summary
Authorizes certain state buildings to be used for certain purposes. (BDR 27-864)