Ledger code 7111

Non-State Owned Storage Rent

Nevada spent $1.17 million on Non-State owned storage rent in FY2026 — 148% of a $791,000 budget. That is less than 1% of Medical services, rent and utilities's spending.

That is 29% less than in FY2025 ($1.64 million), not adjusted for inflation.

Spent FY2026: $1.17 million$1,171,389
Budget FY2026: $791 thousandReserves excluded
Share of budget spent: 148%Spent ÷ budget
Change from FY2025: −28.6%FY2025: $1.64 million

0.2% of Medical services, rent and utilities spending.

Spent each year, FY2006 onwards · dashed line: budget

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Spent and budget each fiscal year
Fiscal year	Spent	Budget
FY2006	$348 thousand	Not available
FY2007	$380 thousand	Not available
FY2008	$368 thousand	Not available
FY2009	$386 thousand	Not available
FY2010	$472 thousand	$395 thousand
FY2011	$445 thousand	$404 thousand
FY2012	$567 thousand	$396 thousand
FY2013	$554 thousand	$547 thousand
FY2014	$599 thousand	$573 thousand
FY2015	$686 thousand	$566 thousand
FY2016	$682 thousand	$635 thousand
FY2017	$672 thousand	$628 thousand
FY2018	$694 thousand	$658 thousand
FY2019	$737 thousand	$708 thousand
FY2020	$751 thousand	$680 thousand
FY2021	$609 thousand	$673 thousand
FY2022	$742 thousand	$811 thousand
FY2023	$780 thousand	$736 thousand
FY2024	$1.92 million	$1.71 million
FY2025	$1.64 million	$1.27 million
FY2026	$1.17 million	$791 thousand
FY2027	See note	$766 thousand

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Where the money went, by department

15 departments. The largest, Adjutant General, accounts for 54% of the total.

Departments of Non-State Owned Storage Rent, FY2026
Department	Spent FY2026	Budget FY2026	% of budget spent	Share
Adjutant General	$630 thousandof $538 thousand	$538 thousand	117%	53.8%
Department of Administration	$213 thousandNo budget	Not available	—	18.2%
Department of Human Services	$171 thousandof $121 thousand	$121 thousand	141%	14.6%
Department of Employment, Training & Rehab	$46.0 thousandof $45.7 thousand	$45.7 thousand	101%	3.9%
State Department of Conservation and Natural Resources	$34.1 thousandof $32.3 thousand	$32.3 thousand	105%	2.9%
CIVIL Air Patrol	$24.7 thousandNo budget	Not available	—	2.1%
Department of Business and Industry	$23.4 thousandof $30.3 thousand	$30.3 thousand	77%	2.0%
Nevada Health Authority	$13.1 thousandof $8.1 thousand	$8.1 thousand	162%	1.1%
Department of Tourism and Cultural Affairs	$7.7 thousandof $6.4 thousand	$6.4 thousand	119%	0.7%
Attorney General's Office	None recordedof $3.4 thousand	$3.4 thousand	—	—
Department of Taxation	$3.0 thousandNo budget	Not available	—	0.3%
Department of Veterans Services	$2.1 thousandof $2.0 thousand	$2.0 thousand	109%	0.2%
Governor's Office	$1.4 thousandof $1.6 thousand	$1.6 thousand	92%	0.1%
Colorado River Commission	$1.3 thousandNo budget	Not available	—	0.1%
Department of Public Safety	$300of $1.7 thousand	$1.7 thousand	18%	0.0%

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Over time

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

Other (24)
State Department of Conservation and Natural Resources
Department of Employment, Training & Rehab
Department of Human Services
Department of Administration
Adjutant General
Budget (current, reserves excluded)

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Spent each year by departments
Fiscal year	Adjutant General	Department of Administration	Department of Human Services	Department of Employment, Training & Rehab	State Department of Conservation and Natural Resources	Other (24)	Budget
FY2006	—	—	$36.8 thousand	$67.5 thousand	$15.7 thousand	$228 thousand	—
FY2007	—	$700	$46.7 thousand	$66.8 thousand	$15.9 thousand	$250 thousand	—
FY2008	—	$770	$46.6 thousand	$62.5 thousand	$16.3 thousand	$242 thousand	—
FY2009	$113 thousand	—	$49.6 thousand	$58.6 thousand	$15.4 thousand	$149 thousand	—
FY2010	$178 thousand	—	$52.4 thousand	$65.5 thousand	$16.1 thousand	$160 thousand	$395 thousand
FY2011	$171 thousand	—	$49.6 thousand	$89.5 thousand	$18.0 thousand	$117 thousand	$404 thousand
FY2012	$258 thousand	—	$94.8 thousand	$84.5 thousand	$24.0 thousand	$105 thousand	$396 thousand
FY2013	$288 thousand	—	$71.7 thousand	$70.1 thousand	$21.0 thousand	$103 thousand	$547 thousand
FY2014	$352 thousand	—	$69.2 thousand	$64.0 thousand	$22.9 thousand	$90.6 thousand	$573 thousand
FY2015	$443 thousand	—	$77.7 thousand	$63.9 thousand	$27.4 thousand	$74.5 thousand	$566 thousand
FY2016	$461 thousand	—	$80.8 thousand	$41.8 thousand	$20.8 thousand	$77.7 thousand	$635 thousand
FY2017	$461 thousand	—	$82.5 thousand	$29.3 thousand	$20.5 thousand	$78.5 thousand	$628 thousand
FY2018	$475 thousand	—	$82.4 thousand	$27.9 thousand	$22.9 thousand	$86.1 thousand	$658 thousand
FY2019	$507 thousand	—	$87.3 thousand	$32.8 thousand	$23.9 thousand	$85.9 thousand	$708 thousand
FY2020	$514 thousand	—	$87.3 thousand	$36.6 thousand	$23.0 thousand	$89.7 thousand	$680 thousand
FY2021	$412 thousand	—	$82.2 thousand	$30.2 thousand	$11.5 thousand	$73.0 thousand	$673 thousand
FY2022	$482 thousand	—	$110 thousand	$51.9 thousand	$26.8 thousand	$71.5 thousand	$811 thousand
FY2023	$509 thousand	—	$115 thousand	$35.2 thousand	$30.8 thousand	$90.8 thousand	$736 thousand
FY2024	$505 thousand	$1.05 million	$127 thousand	$31.6 thousand	$46.3 thousand	$163 thousand	$1.71 million
FY2025	$605 thousand	$535 thousand	$162 thousand	$45.7 thousand	$51.8 thousand	$242 thousand	$1.27 million
FY2026	$630 thousand	$213 thousand	$171 thousand	$46.0 thousand	$34.1 thousand	$77.0 thousand	$791 thousand
FY2027	—	—	—	—	—	—	$766 thousand

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Budget journey, 2025-27

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

For FY2026 the Legislature approved $764,000. Adjustments since the session, many approved by the Interim Finance Committee, have raised it to $791,000.

Budget journey, 2025-27 biennium
Step	FY2026	FY2027
Governor recommended	$764 thousand	$766 thousand
Legislature approved	$764 thousand	$766 thousand
Current budget	$791 thousand(+$26.4 thousand adj.)	$766 thousand

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Notes

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