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Med/Health Care Contracts

Nevada spent $123 million on Med/Health care contracts in FY2026 — 83% of a $148 million budget. That is about $1 in every $9 of Contracts and operating supplies's spending.

That is 6.8% more than in FY2025 ($115 million), not adjusted for inflation.

FY2026
$123 million$123,126,650
FY2026
$148 millionReserves excluded
Share of budget spent
83%Spent ÷ budget
Change from FY2025
+6.8%FY2025: $115 million

10.6% of Contracts and operating supplies spending.

Spent each year, FY2006 onwards · dashed line: budget
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Spent and budget each fiscal year
Fiscal yearSpentBudget
FY2006$72.1 millionNot available
FY2007$86.9 millionNot available
FY2008$92.3 millionNot available
FY2009$105 millionNot available
FY2010$110 million$119 million
FY2011$124 million$132 million
FY2012$129 million$143 million
FY2013$136 million$157 million
FY2014$149 million$150 million
FY2015$151 million$173 million
FY2016$153 million$161 million
FY2017$164 million$195 million
FY2018$175 million$66.5 million
FY2019$106 million$195 million
FY2020$104 million$112 million
FY2021$99.4 million$115 million
FY2022$97.7 million$104 million
FY2023$99.0 million$113 million
FY2024$101 million$128 million
FY2025$115 million$132 million
FY2026$123 million$148 million
FY2027See note$146 million
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Where the money went, by department

17 departments. The largest, Nevada Health Authority, accounts for 56% of the total.
Departments of Med/Health Care Contracts, FY2026
DepartmentSpent FY2026
Nevada Health Authority$69.5 millionof $83.0 million
Department of Human Services$43.3 millionof $55.5 million
Department of Corrections$7.16 millionof $5.98 million
Department of Veterans Services$2.13 millionof $2.51 million
Department of Public Safety$886 thousandof $1.21 million
Department of Transportation$91.7 thousandof $58.2 thousand
Governor's Office$89.8 thousandof $75.0 thousand
Gaming Control Board$7.0 thousandof $9.2 thousand
Commission on Mineral Resources$5.6 thousandof $4.8 thousand
Department of Administration$4.8 thousandof $4.8 thousand
State Department of Agriculture$1.6 thousandof $697
Department of Business and Industry$1.6 thousandof $3.7 thousand
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Departments of Med/Health Care Contracts, FY2026, continued
DepartmentSpent FY2026
State Department of Conservation and Natural Resources$938No budget
Department of Motor Vehicles$522of $3.9 thousand
Cannabis Compliance BoardNone recordedof $496
Department of Taxation$65No budget
Department of Tourism and Cultural Affairs$65No budget
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Over time

Spent each year, stacked by department; the dashed line is the budget. Not adjusted for inflation.
  • Other (20)
  • Department of Public Safety
  • Department of Veterans Services
  • Department of Corrections
  • Department of Human Services
  • Nevada Health Authority
  • Budget (current, reserves excluded)
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Spent each year by departments
Fiscal yearNevada Health AuthorityDepartment of Human ServicesDepartment of CorrectionsDepartment of Veterans ServicesDepartment of Public SafetyOther (20)Budget
FY2006$58.7 million$12.4 million$202 thousand$117 thousand$480 thousand$211 thousand—
FY2007$70.3 million$15.2 million$221 thousand$137 thousand$662 thousand$307 thousand—
FY2008$78.4 million$13.0 million$225 thousand$133 thousand$398 thousand$175 thousand—
FY2009$92.9 million$10.9 million$375 thousand$131 thousand$420 thousand$656 thousand—
FY2010$98.1 million$10.6 million$433 thousand$149 thousand$383 thousand$199 thousand$119 million
FY2011$109 million$14.1 million$653 thousand$202 thousand$453 thousand$175 thousand$132 million
FY2012$114 million$12.9 million$593 thousand$830 thousand$591 thousand$168 thousand$143 million
FY2013$120 million$13.6 million$836 thousand$627 thousand$781 thousand$1.00 million$157 million
FY2014$124 million$21.4 million$1.26 million$792 thousand$662 thousand$248 thousand$150 million
FY2015$124 million$23.8 million$1.13 million$1.43 million$628 thousand$160 thousand$173 million
FY2016$121 million$28.3 million$1.28 million$1.41 million$328 thousand$237 thousand$161 million
FY2017$120 million$40.9 million$1.65 million$1.28 million$273 thousand$299 thousand$195 million
FY2018$127 million$43.8 million$2.05 million$1.75 million$359 thousand$260 thousand$66.5 million
FY2019$61.1 million$39.4 million$2.56 million$2.00 million$369 thousand$380 thousand$195 million
FY2020$60.9 million$37.7 million$3.23 million$1.67 million$358 thousand$153 thousand$112 million
FY2021$57.5 million$33.3 million$4.29 million$3.73 million$473 thousand$155 thousand$115 million
FY2022$61.3 million$27.7 million$4.86 million$2.01 million$712 thousand$1.14 million$104 million
FY2023$56.7 million$31.2 million$6.37 million$2.16 million$845 thousand$1.71 million$113 million
FY2024$56.5 million$36.0 million$5.15 million$1.52 million$675 thousand$1.38 million$128 million
FY2025$67.8 million$37.4 million$6.66 million$1.90 million$990 thousand$620 thousand$132 million
FY2026$69.5 million$43.3 million$7.16 million$2.13 million$886 thousand$204 thousand$148 million
FY2027——————$146 million
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Budget journey, 2025-27

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

For FY2026 the Legislature approved $125 million, 3.4% less than the Governor recommended. , many approved by the , have raised it to $148 million.

Budget journey, 2025-27 biennium
StepFY2026FY2027
$130 million$145 million
$125 million$141 million
$148 million(+$23.1 million adj.)$146 million(+$4.87 million adj.)
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Notes

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