FS Daily Rental Out-Of-State

Nevada spent $6,920 on FS daily rental Out-Of-State in FY2026 — 46% of a $15,100 budget. That is less than 1% of Out-of-state travel's spending.

That is 15% more than in FY2025 ($6,020), not adjusted for inflation.

0.1% of Out-of-state travel spending.

Spent each year, FY2006 onwards · dashed line: budget

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Where the money went, by department

13 departments. The largest, State Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, accounts for 81% of the total.

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Departments of FS Daily Rental Out-Of-State, FY2026
Department	Spent FY2026	Budget FY2026	% of budget spent	Share
State Department of Conservation and Natural Resources	$5.6 thousandof $917	$917	608%	80.6%
State Department of Agriculture	None recordedof $1.0 thousand	$1.0 thousand	—	—
Department of Employment, Training & Rehab	None recordedof $860	$860	—	—
Department of Tourism and Cultural Affairs	None recordedof $562	$562	—	—
Department of Human Services	$398of $2.4 thousand	$2.4 thousand	16%	5.8%
Department of Administration	$363of $3.6 thousand	$3.6 thousand	10%	5.2%
Governor's Office of Economic Development	None recordedof $298	$298	—	—
Commission on Peace Officer Standards & Training	None recordedof $297	$297	—	—
Department of Motor Vehicles	$245No budget	Not available	—	3.5%
Governor's Office	$180of $2.4 thousand	$2.4 thousand	7%	2.6%
Department of Business and Industry	$157of $2.6 thousand	$2.6 thousand	6%	2.3%
Department of Native American Affairs	None recordedof $96	$96	—	—
Treasurer's Office	$0No budget	Not available	—	0.0%

Spent each year, stacked by department; the dashed line is the budget. Not adjusted for inflation.

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Spent each year by departments
Fiscal year	State Department of Conservation and Natural Resources	Department of Human Services	Department of Administration	Department of Motor Vehicles	Governor's Office	Other (24)	Budget
FY2006	$371	$287	$767	—	$241	$3.7 thousand	—
FY2007	$230	$268	$679	—	$323	$3.7 thousand	—
FY2008	$649	$581	$330	—	$398	$3.4 thousand	—
FY2009	$707	$1.1 thousand	$128	—	$602	$2.2 thousand	—
FY2010	$811	$1.1 thousand	$137	—	$799	$2.0 thousand	$6.7 thousand
FY2011	$645	$2.1 thousand	$309	—	$197	$1.9 thousand	$6.3 thousand
FY2012	$73	$477	$154	—	$480	$2.4 thousand	$6.6 thousand
FY2013	$805	$805	$133	$470	$608	$955	$5.4 thousand
FY2014	$389	$548	$179	$196	$2.5 thousand	$4.4 thousand	$5.8 thousand
FY2015	$1.4 thousand	$1.8 thousand	$98	$274	$592	$3.2 thousand	$5.3 thousand
FY2016	$193	$1.2 thousand	$933	—	$381	$2.7 thousand	$9.2 thousand
FY2017	$137	$673	$265	—	$714	$2.3 thousand	$9.1 thousand
FY2018	$357	$327	$326	—	$93	$1.4 thousand	$4.6 thousand
FY2019	$641	$191	—	—	$141	$872	$5.9 thousand
FY2020	$832	$167	—	—	—	$606	$3.6 thousand
FY2021	—	—	—	—	—	—	$2.9 thousand
FY2022	$53	—	$297	$189	$1.5 thousand	$558	$4.5 thousand
FY2023	$983	$125	$668	—	$6.2 thousand	$1.2 thousand	$6.1 thousand
FY2024	—	—	$637	—	$331	$723	$7.5 thousand
FY2025	—	—	$311	—	$4.9 thousand	$840	$6.7 thousand
FY2026	$5.6 thousand	$398	$363	$245	$180	$157	$15.1 thousand
FY2027	—	—	—	—	—	—	$15.6 thousand

How the biennium's budget changed from the Governor's proposal to today.

For FY2026 the Legislature approved $15,100. There have been no adjustments since the session.

Departments as organised in FY2026. Each row links to its page in Explore.