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Legislative Session 2025

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Our 2025 Priorities

Assembly Bill 68 (AB 68) Positive Credit for Rent
  • Would allow renters to opt-in to positive credit reporting every time they pay rent on time.
  • This would help the nearly half a million Nevadans who are not currently receiving credit for paying their rent and build their credit.
  • Update: AB 68 did not pass Friday's committee deadline; however, it is going to be amended into another housing bill.
Senate Bill 182 (SB 182) Healthcare Staffing Ratios
  • Would place safe patient to staff ratios into law to ensure safe working conditions and better outcomes for hospital patients.
  • SB 182 will save money, save jobs, and save lives.
  • Update: SB 182 passed out of the Senate Health & Human Services on a party line vote of 3-2 with Democratic Senators Doñate, Lange, and Taylor voting yes, and Republican Senators Titus and Stone voting no.
  • Update: SB 182 is likely onto the Senate Finance committee to review the fiscal impact of the bill before being voted on by the entirety of the State Senate.
Senate Bill 183 (SB 183) Child and Family Case Worker Ratios
  • Will establish a ratio for the maximum number of children a case worker may have assigned to them at 30 children to 1 case worker.
  • Update: SB 183 passed out of the Senate Health & Human Services Committee unanimously.
  • Next Steps: SB 183 is sent to the Senate Floor to be voted on by the entire State Senate. This must be done by April 22nd.
Senate Bill 306 (SB 306) No Eject. No Reject.
  • Requires the State of Nevada to place children in proper mental health facilities rather than temporary shelters like Child Haven.
  • Requires any child that is being transferred out of a facility to have a discharge plan with certain requirements.
  • Update: SB 306 passed out of the Senate Health & Human Services Committee unanimously.
  • Next Steps: SB 306 is sent to the Senate Floor to be voted on by the entire State Senate. This must be done by April 22nd.

Other Bills We're Tracking

Assembly Bill 82 (AB 82)
Requiring the Governor to annually proclaim certain days to be “Diwali Day,” “Eid al-Fitr Day,” “Vaisakhi Day” and “Vesak Day”
Assembly Bill 98 (AB 98)
Creates a day of observance for labor leader, Dolores Huerta.
Assembly Bill 112 (AB 112)
Allows employees, including those under a CBA, to use sick leave to care for a family member.
Assembly Bill 144 (AB 144)
Establishes the observance of “Indigenous Peoples Day” in Nevada.
Assembly Bill 176 (AB 176)
Right to Reproductive Care Act.
Assembly Bill 197 (AB 197)
Protect donor and members of nonprofit organizations confidentiality.
Assembly Bill 217 (AB 217)
Prohibits ICE from school campuses without a warrant.
Assembly Bill 238 (AB 238)
Enacts the Nevada Studio Infrastructure Jobs and Workforce Training Act.
Assembly Bill 259 (AB 259)
Caps certain prescription drug prices.
Assembly Bill 268 (AB 268)
Makes an appropriation for universal free breakfast and lunch for Nevada pupils.
Assembly Bill 278 (AB 278)
Designates the month of July as Muslim American Heritage Month.
Assembly Bill 280 (AB 280)
Requires rental applications fees to be returned if a background check isn't performed and also prohibits collecting certain fees for tenants that are minors.
Assembly Bill 283 (AB 283)
Modernizes Nevada's summary evictions process to give tenants due process and fairness.
Assembly Bill 290 (AB 290)
Prohibiting insurers from denying due to, or requiring, prior authorization to perform emergency services.
Assembly Bill 326 (AB 326)
Revises provisions relating to the designation of hospitals as centers for the treatment of trauma.
Assembly Bill 328 (AB 328)
Establishes the Commission on Racial Equity and Social Justice.
Assembly Bill 343 (AB 343)
Creates hospital billing transparency.
Assembly Bill 346 (AB 346)
Death with dignity.
Assembly Bill 388 (AB 388)
Establishes Paid Family Medical Leave for Nevada workers.
Assembly Bill 395 (AB 395)
Requires health facilities to provide services for those deaf or hard hearing.
Assembly Bill 428 (AB 428)
Requires certain health plans to include coverage for fertility preservation services.
Assembly Bill 463 (AB 463)
Revises provisions relating to prior authorization.
Assembly Bill 482 (AB 482)
Expands Medicaid to cover certain contraception and provide language translation to patients.
Assembly Bill 518 (AB 518)
Updates the Child Placement Interstate Compact.
Assembly Bill 540 (AB 540)
Governor Lombardo's Housing Bill
AJR 1
Proposes to amend the Nevada Constitution to revise certain provisions relating to property taxes.
AJR 11
Urges Congress to enact the Protecting the Right to Organize Act.
Senate Bill 4 (SB 4)
Caseworkers can attest to adoptions.
Senate Bill 54 (SB 54)
Expands Medicaid to offer medical respite care to those that are unhoused.
Senate Bill 91 (SB 91)
Require IDs and health records to include diacritical marks.
Senate Bill 138 (SB 138)
Automatic enrollment of infants that are admitted to the NICU in Medicaid.
Senate Bill 140 (SB 140)
Adds additional neurobehaviors besides autism to the JJS court treatments.
Senate Bill 165 (SB 165)
Behavioral health practitioners compact.
Senate Bill 171 (SB 171)
Enacts a shield law to protect the transgender community.
Senate Bill 172 (SB 172)
Farmworkers Bill of Rights.
Senate Bill 187 (SB 187)
Establish a timeline for child welfare services to receive consent for medical or mental health treatments.
Senate Bill 188 (SB 188)
Require the health district to provide a translator and multi-language resources.
Senate Bill 193 (SB 193)
Establishes a pilot program to reduce interest rates on mortgage loans to certain eligible families.
Senate Bill 217 (SB 217)
Protects providers of assisted reproductive care.
Senate Bill 234 (SB 234)
Requires certain emergency medical services regardless of immigration status.
Senate Bill 246 (SB 246)
Revises provisions relating to health insurance coverage for gynecological or obstetrical services.
Senate Bill 269 (SB 269)
Provides a credit against the modified business tax for certain donations to support graduate medical education.
Senate Bill 295 (SB 295)
Revises regulations regarding food vendors.
Senate Bill 300 (SB 300)
Requires FQHCs to cover mental health treatment.
Senate Bill 408 (SB 408)
Allows hospital governing boards to hire residents and fellows.
Senate Bill 423 (SB 423)
Establishes permanent additional funding for SNHD.
Senate Bill 427 (SB 427)
Makes appropriations to the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, and the University of Nevada, Reno, for planning, upgrades and construction for certain buildings.
Senate Bill 431 (SB 431)
Revises Live Entertainment Taxes to fund public transit