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Gasoline

Nevada spent $7.47 million on gasoline in FY2026 — 87% of a $8.61 million budget. That is less than 1% of Medical services, rent and utilities's spending.

That is 7.0% more than in FY2025 ($6.98 million), not adjusted for inflation.

FY2026
$7.47 million$7,466,986
FY2026
$8.61 millionReserves excluded
Share of budget spent
87%Spent ÷ budget
Change from FY2025
+7.0%FY2025: $6.98 million

1.0% 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$5.85 millionNot available
FY2007$6.17 millionNot available
FY2008$7.06 millionNot available
FY2009$5.51 millionNot available
FY2010$5.26 million$7.37 million
FY2011$6.04 million$7.44 million
FY2012$6.86 million$6.28 million
FY2013$6.96 million$6.23 million
FY2014$6.86 million$6.91 million
FY2015$5.97 million$7.03 million
FY2016$4.83 million$7.01 million
FY2017$5.27 million$7.06 million
FY2018$5.75 million$5.38 million
FY2019$6.48 million$5.86 million
FY2020$5.59 million$6.30 million
FY2021$5.24 million$6.38 million
FY2022$8.33 million$7.29 million
FY2023$8.20 million$7.59 million
FY2024$6.70 million$8.71 million
FY2025$6.98 million$8.56 million
FY2026$7.47 million$8.61 million
FY2027See note$8.57 million
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Where the money went, by department

23 departments. The largest, Department of Public Safety, accounts for 27% of the total.

Each block is sized by FY2026 spending. Select a block to open it.

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Departments of Gasoline, FY2026
DepartmentSpent FY2026
Department of Public Safety$2.05 millionof $2.59 million
Department of Administration$1.82 millionof $2.06 million
Department of Transportation$1.81 millionof $2.15 million
Department of Wildlife$687 thousandof $683 thousand
State Department of Conservation and Natural Resources$489 thousandof $376 thousand
Department of Corrections$400 thousandof $455 thousand
State Department of Agriculture$62.2 thousandof $75.1 thousand
Department of Human Services$32.2 thousandof $34.5 thousand
Department of Veterans Services$27.0 thousandof $13.8 thousand
Adjutant General$22.8 thousandof $28.3 thousand
Governor's Office$17.4 thousandof $23.4 thousand
Department of Business and Industry$15.5 thousandof $47.8 thousand
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Departments of Gasoline, FY2026, continued
DepartmentSpent FY2026
Commission on Mineral Resources$12.1 thousandof $14.3 thousand
Colorado River Commission$11.1 thousandof $6.9 thousand
Department of Employment, Training & Rehab$7.7 thousandof $8.3 thousand
Department of Tourism and Cultural Affairs$5.5 thousandof $4.9 thousand
Nevada System of Higher EducationNone recordedof $4.3 thousand
Commission on Peace Officer Standards & Training$2.0 thousandof $4.7 thousand
Attorney General's Office$1.3 thousandof $1.6 thousand
Nevada Health Authority$1.1 thousandof $440
Department of Motor Vehicles$793of $15.9 thousand
Public Employees' Retirement SystemNone recordedof $432
Gaming Control Board$136No budget
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Over time

Spent each year, stacked by department; the dashed line is the budget. Not adjusted for inflation.
  • Other (25)
  • State Department of Conservation and Natural Resources
  • Department of Wildlife
  • Department of Transportation
  • Department of Administration
  • Department of Public Safety
  • Budget (current, reserves excluded)
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Spent each year by departments
Fiscal yearDepartment of Public SafetyDepartment of AdministrationDepartment of TransportationDepartment of WildlifeState Department of Conservation and Natural ResourcesOther (25)Budget
FY2006$1.79 million$811 thousand$1.39 million$240$350 thousand$1.51 million—
FY2007$2.00 million$971 thousand$1.28 million—$380 thousand$1.54 million—
FY2008$2.22 million$1.14 million$1.46 million—$407 thousand$1.83 million—
FY2009$1.86 million$881 thousand$1.12 million—$265 thousand$1.38 million—
FY2010$1.81 million$790 thousand$1.07 million—$259 thousand$1.33 million$7.37 million
FY2011$2.20 million$862 thousand$1.26 million$65$302 thousand$1.42 million$7.44 million
FY2012$2.61 million$1.01 million$1.31 million$547 thousand$374 thousand$1.00 million$6.28 million
FY2013$2.54 million$998 thousand$1.49 million$578 thousand$367 thousand$989 thousand$6.23 million
FY2014$2.57 million$1.11 million$1.35 million$531 thousand$359 thousand$942 thousand$6.91 million
FY2015$2.30 million$1.03 million$927 thousand$550 thousand$343 thousand$828 thousand$7.03 million
FY2016$1.81 million$880 thousand$758 thousand$429 thousand$259 thousand$692 thousand$7.01 million
FY2017$1.73 million$984 thousand$1.25 million$428 thousand$267 thousand$614 thousand$7.06 million
FY2018$1.99 million$1.21 million$1.09 million$518 thousand$313 thousand$624 thousand$5.38 million
FY2019$2.20 million$1.42 million$1.25 million$588 thousand$340 thousand$686 thousand$5.86 million
FY2020$1.97 million$1.18 million$1.08 million$482 thousand$292 thousand$578 thousand$6.30 million
FY2021$1.84 million$909 thousand$1.28 million$395 thousand$240 thousand$573 thousand$6.38 million
FY2022$2.57 million$1.69 million$2.15 million$665 thousand$390 thousand$866 thousand$7.29 million
FY2023$2.64 million$1.83 million$1.70 million$665 thousand$454 thousand$916 thousand$7.59 million
FY2024$1.70 million$1.56 million$1.80 million$616 thousand$360 thousand$660 thousand$8.71 million
FY2025$1.97 million$1.65 million$1.63 million$618 thousand$444 thousand$668 thousand$8.56 million
FY2026$2.05 million$1.82 million$1.81 million$687 thousand$489 thousand$619 thousand$8.61 million
FY2027——————$8.57 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 $8.6 million, 0.2% less than the Governor recommended. , many approved by the , have raised it to $8.61 million.

Budget journey, 2025-27 biennium
StepFY2026FY2027
$8.61 million$8.61 million
$8.60 million$8.57 million
$8.61 million(+$5.6 thousand adj.)$8.57 million
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Notes

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