36th (2025) Special Session
| Bill | Title |
|---|---|
| AB 1 – Revises provisions relating to governmental administration (BDR 19-22) Nevada Legislature+1 | Changes how certain governmental administrative processes are governed. The detailed summary indicates there may be fiscal impact to local government and contains an appropriation not included in the Executive Budget. Nevada Legislature |
| AB 2 – Revises provisions relating to alcoholic beverages (BDR 32-24) Nevada Legislature | Adjustments to the state’s alcoholic beverage laws — presumably around regulation, licensing or sales of alcoholic beverages. (Detailed summary not yet found in my search.) |
| AB 3 – Revises provisions relating to public office (BDR 24-21) Nevada Legislature+1 | Modifies how public office is defined, filled, held or regulated in Nevada (exact changes unspecified in the summary). |
| AB 4 – Revises provisions relating to public safety (BDR 15-31) Nevada Legislature | Changes to laws impacting public safety — could include criminal penalties, enforcement, safety oversight etc. (Specifics not yet summarized publicly.) |
| AB 5 – Enacts the Nevada Studio Infrastructure Jobs and Workforce Training Act (BDR S-13) Nevada Legislature+2California Globe+2 | Major economic development bill: aims to establish a film/media production infrastructure in Nevada, including tax credits, workforce training, a production-studio entertainment district, and requirements for capital investment by production companies. LegiScan+1 |
| AB 6 – Revises provisions governing traffic laws (BDR 43-23) Nevada Legislature | Updates rules related to traffic — could impact enforcement, roadway safety, vehicle/driver regulation. (Summary not yet detailed.) |
| ACR 1 – Adopts the Joint Rules of the Senate and Assembly for the 36th Special Session (BDR R-1) Nevada Legislature | Procedural: sets how the Senate and Assembly will operate during this special session (rules of order, committees, floor procedures). |
| ACR 2 – Authorizes certain reimbursement for travel (BDR R-5) Nevada Legislature | Permits travel reimbursement for certain legislators or staff during this special session. |
| ACR 3 – Authorizes certain reimbursement for Legislator security (BDR R-6) Nevada Legislature | Allows specific reimbursement for security (personal or office) for legislators during the session. |
| ACR 4 – Directs the Joint Interim Standing Committee on the Judiciary to conduct a study relating to road safety (BDR R-29) Nevada Legislature | Assigns a legislative committee to study road-safety issues and presumably report back on findings and potential legislative reforms. |
| ACR 5 – Directs the Joint Interim Standing Committee on Government Affairs to conduct an interim study on the activities of federal officials engaging in the investigation or enforcement of immigration laws in this State (BDR R-19) Nevada Legislature | A study directive: the Committee will investigate how federal immigration-enforcement officials are operating in Nevada and report on findings/impacts. |
| AR 1 – Provides for the appointment of the Assembly attaches (BDR R-27) Nevada Legislature | Procedural/administrative: governs how staff (attaches) in the Assembly are appointed for the session. |
| AR 2 – Provides that no allowances will be paid for the 36th Special Session for periodicals, stamps, stationery or communications (BDR R-4) Nevada Legislature | Restricts or eliminates certain allowances for legislators for items like periodicals, stamps, stationery, or communications during this special session. |
| SB 1 – Revises provisions governing the short-term lease of a passenger car (BDR 43-26) Nevada Legislature | Updates law around short-term car leases: changes to insurance proof, leasing requirements etc. (Details still to be fleshed out.) |
| SB 2 – Revises provisions relating to legislative affairs (BDR 17-30) Nevada Legislature | Makes changes in how the Legislature conducts its affairs (procedures, membership, operations etc). |
| SB 3 – Revises provisions relating to public assistance (BDR 38-20) Nevada Legislature | Adjusts laws governing public assistance programs—eligibility, oversight, benefits etc. |
| SB 4 – Revises provisions relating to state financial administration (BDR S-11) Nevada Legislature | Alters how state finances are managed — budget, appropriations, financial oversight etc. |
| SB 5 – Makes revisions relating to health care (BDR 40-32) Nevada Legislature | Changes to healthcare laws—could address provider access, enrollment, reimbursement, public health. |
| SR 1 – Adopts the Rules of the Senate for the 36th Special Session (BDR R-2) Nevada Legislature | Procedural: sets the Senate’s rules of operation for the session. |
| SR 2 – Provides that no allowances will be paid for the 36th Special Session of the Nevada Legislature for periodicals, stamps, stationery or communications (BDR R-3) Nevada Legislature | Senate-side version of AR 2: restrictions on allowances for periodicals, stamps, etc. |
| SR 3 – Recognizes the appointment of the Senate staff (BDR R-28) Nevada Legislature | Procedural: acknowledges staff appointments in the Senate for the session. |
Key Take-aways / items of note
- The film/infrastructure bill (AB 5) is a major economic-development measure tied to a potential large film-studio project in Southern Nevada. California Globe+1
- The “public office” and “public safety” bills (AB 3, AB 4) may have direct relevance to governance/oversight and accountability — likely in line with your advocacy interests in party structure/legislative enforcement.
- Some bills are purely procedural (AR/ACR/SR) but still matter for how the session runs and the rules of engagement.
- The short-term car lease bill (SB 1) seems more niche, but could have consumer-protection implications.
- Because you’re involved in legislative updates and want clean formatting, making note of which bills require committee testimony, deadlines, status (standing/committee/floor) will be key — many are still in early stages.
