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Hazardous Waste Disposal

Nevada spent $136,000 on hazardous waste disposal in FY2026 — 67% of a $201,000 budget. That is less than 1% of Medical services, rent and utilities's spending.

That is 24% less than in FY2025 ($179,000), not adjusted for inflation.

FY2026
$136 thousand$135,527
FY2026
$201 thousandReserves excluded
Share of budget spent
67%Spent ÷ budget
Change from FY2025
−24.2%FY2025: $179 thousand

0.0% 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 yearSpentBudget
FY2006$180 thousandNot available
FY2007$195 thousandNot available
FY2008$173 thousandNot available
FY2009$202 thousandNot available
FY2010$181 thousand$210 thousand
FY2011$148 thousand$209 thousand
FY2012$216 thousand$181 thousand
FY2013$179 thousand$181 thousand
FY2014$139 thousand$202 thousand
FY2015$191 thousand$216 thousand
FY2016$188 thousand$152 thousand
FY2017$219 thousand$147 thousand
FY2018$196 thousand$192 thousand
FY2019$148 thousand$188 thousand
FY2020$171 thousand$187 thousand
FY2021$121 thousand$198 thousand
FY2022$190 thousand$197 thousand
FY2023$149 thousand$194 thousand
FY2024$137 thousand$189 thousand
FY2025$179 thousand$210 thousand
FY2026$136 thousand$201 thousand
FY2027See note$206 thousand
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Where the money went, by budget account

21 budget accounts. The largest, NDOC - Prison Medical Care, accounts for 37% of the total.
Budget accounts of Hazardous Waste Disposal, FY2026
Budget accountSpent FY2026
NDOC - Prison Medical Care3706$49.9 thousandof $55.0 thousand
NDOT - Transportation Administration4660$38.4 thousandof $94.8 thousand
NDOC - Prison Industry3719$17.6 thousandof $28.9 thousand
DHS-DPBH- Lakes Crossing Center3645$11.5 thousandof $4.1 thousand
DPS - Division of Parole and Probation3740None recordedof $7.1 thousand
Military3650$6.4 thousandof $1.1 thousand
DHS-DPBH - So NV Adult Mental Health Services3161$3.0 thousandNo budget
DCNR - Forestry4195$2.3 thousandNo budget
DHS-DCFS - Southern NV Child & Adolescent Services3646$2.0 thousandof $4.4 thousand
Administration - Fleet Services1354$2.0 thousandof $1.6 thousand
DHS-DCFS - Summit View Youth Center3148$951of $951
DHS-DCFS - Nevada Youth Training Center3259None recordedof $841
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Budget accounts of Hazardous Waste Disposal, FY2026, continued
Budget accountSpent FY2026
Agri - Agriculture Registration/Enforcement4545$700No budget
NDVS - Department of Veterans Services2560$324of $68
DHS-ADSD - Desert Regional Center3279$290of $294
DCNR - State Lands4173$25No budget
NDOC - Jean Conservation Camp3748$16No budget
Wildlife - Trust Fund - Non-Exec5010$15No budget
Wildlife - Game Management4464$10No budget
DHS-DPBH - No NV Adult Mental Health SVCS3162$0of $1.2 thousand
DPS - Nevada Highway Patrol Division4713$0of $900
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Over time

Spent each year, stacked by budget account; the dashed line is the budget. Not adjusted for inflation.
  • Other (78)
  • Military
  • DHS-DPBH- Lakes Crossing Center
  • NDOC - Prison Industry
  • NDOT - Transportation Administration
  • NDOC - Prison Medical Care
  • Budget (current, reserves excluded)
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Spent each year by budget accounts
Fiscal yearNDOC - Prison Medical CareNDOT - Transportation AdministrationNDOC - Prison IndustryDHS-DPBH- Lakes Crossing CenterMilitaryOther (78)Budget
FY2006$31.0 thousand$99.5 thousand$17.6 thousand$129$359$31.8 thousand—
FY2007$36.2 thousand$110 thousand$11.3 thousand$487$1.6 thousand$34.8 thousand—
FY2008$50.4 thousand$69.8 thousand$16.7 thousand$355$4.5 thousand$31.9 thousand—
FY2009$53.5 thousand$105 thousand$4.8 thousand$374$3.4 thousand$34.9 thousand—
FY2010$51.1 thousand$90.2 thousand$5.2 thousand$331$655$33.8 thousand$210 thousand
FY2011$45.4 thousand$67.0 thousand$3.9 thousand$251$2.1 thousand$29.5 thousand$209 thousand
FY2012$52.6 thousand$133 thousand$8.3 thousand$675$454$21.3 thousand$181 thousand
FY2013$43.8 thousand$68.4 thousand$1.7 thousand$285$454$64.0 thousand$181 thousand
FY2014$38.0 thousand$60.7 thousand$7.3 thousand$483—$32.2 thousand$202 thousand
FY2015$48.1 thousand$107 thousand$3.5 thousand$633$180$31.4 thousand$216 thousand
FY2016$49.2 thousand$91.5 thousand$8.8 thousand$759$860$36.5 thousand$152 thousand
FY2017$45.5 thousand$127 thousand$6.3 thousand$500$1.6 thousand$38.7 thousand$147 thousand
FY2018$50.5 thousand$116 thousand$8.1 thousand$765—$20.5 thousand$192 thousand
FY2019$45.5 thousand$67.5 thousand$5.4 thousand$1.2 thousand$2.2 thousand$26.6 thousand$188 thousand
FY2020$42.6 thousand$80.8 thousand—$3.7 thousand$25.4 thousand$18.2 thousand$187 thousand
FY2021$39.3 thousand$51.0 thousand$4.0 thousand$2.6 thousand$11.4 thousand$12.7 thousand$198 thousand
FY2022$43.5 thousand$94.8 thousand$28.9 thousand$4.1 thousand$1.0 thousand$18.0 thousand$197 thousand
FY2023$46.3 thousand$51.1 thousand$18.8 thousand$5.9 thousand$1.8 thousand$25.0 thousand$194 thousand
FY2024$53.3 thousand$44.5 thousand$6.1 thousand$6.5 thousand$4.9 thousand$21.6 thousand$189 thousand
FY2025$64.6 thousand$56.2 thousand$25.5 thousand$8.5 thousand—$23.8 thousand$210 thousand
FY2026$49.9 thousand$38.4 thousand$17.6 thousand$11.5 thousand$6.4 thousand$11.6 thousand$201 thousand
FY2027——————$206 thousand
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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 $206,000, 5.0% more than the Governor recommended. , many approved by the , have lowered it to $201,000.

Budget journey, 2025-27 biennium
StepFY2026FY2027
$196 thousand$196 thousand
$206 thousand$206 thousand
$201 thousand(minus $4.6 thousand adj.)$206 thousand
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Notes

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