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Med/Dent SVCS - Non-Contract

Nevada spent $316 million on Med/Dent SVCS - Non-Contract in FY2026 — 110% of a $286 million budget. That is about $1 in every $2 of Medical services, rent and utilities's spending.

That is 12% more than in FY2025 ($282 million), not adjusted for inflation.

FY2026
$316 million$315,836,949
FY2026
$286 millionReserves excluded
Share of budget spent
110%Spent ÷ budget
Change from FY2025
+12.0%FY2025: $282 million

41.8% 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$154 millionNot available
FY2007$182 millionNot available
FY2008$203 millionNot available
FY2009$239 millionNot available
FY2010$248 million$255 million
FY2011$248 million$253 million
FY2012$131 million$232 million
FY2013$124 million$206 million
FY2014$122 million$145 million
FY2015$134 million$151 million
FY2016$142 million$144 million
FY2017$146 million$154 million
FY2018$151 million$487 thousand
FY2019$198 million$153 million
FY2020$215 million$236 million
FY2021$191 million$238 million
FY2022$220 million$241 million
FY2023$240 million$252 million
FY2024$200 million$276 million
FY2025$282 million$268 million
FY2026$316 million$286 million
FY2027See note$301 million
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Where the money went, by division

24 divisions. The largest, NVHA - Public Employees' Benefits Program, accounts for 100% of the total.
Divisions of Med/Dent SVCS - Non-Contract, FY2026
DivisionSpent FY2026
NVHA - Public Employees' Benefits Program$316 millionof $286 million
Public Employees' Retirement SystemNone recordedof $57.9 thousand
Governor's Office$35.8 thousandof $43.3 thousand
Dps-Highway PatrolNone recordedof $26.2 thousand
DHS - Aging and Disability Services Division$25.5 thousandof $88.2 thousand
Department of Transportation$23.2 thousandof $17.9 thousand
DCNR - Forestry Division$18.9 thousandof $12.1 thousand
Department of Veterans Services$13.1 thousandof $11.6 thousand
DHS - Child and Family Services$9.2 thousandof $13.1 thousand
DHS - Public and Behavioral Health$5.8 thousandof $12.1 thousand
Leg - Legislative Counsel Bureau$2.9 thousandNo budget
Dps-Parole & ProbationNone recordedof $2.9 thousand
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Divisions of Med/Dent SVCS - Non-Contract, FY2026, continued
DivisionSpent FY2026
Department of AgricultureNone recordedof $1.1 thousand
DSS - Social ServicesNone recordedof $832
Secretary of State's Office$747of $369
Admin - State Public Works Division$478of $149
Governor's Office of Economic DevelopmentNone recordedof $447
DCNR - Parks Division$356of $497
Dps-Capitol PoliceNone recordedof $300
Admin - Mail Service Division$177No budget
DCNR - Natural HeritageNone recordedof $115
Governor's Technology Office$65No budget
Adjutant General & National GuardNone recordedof $60
Department of Corrections$0No budget
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Over time

Spent each year, stacked by division; the dashed line is the budget. Not adjusted for inflation.
  • Other (48)
  • DCNR - Forestry Division
  • Department of Transportation
  • DHS - Aging and Disability Services Division
  • Governor's Office
  • NVHA - Public Employees' Benefits Program
  • Budget (current, reserves excluded)
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Spent each year by divisions
Fiscal yearNVHA - Public Employees' Benefits ProgramGovernor's OfficeDHS - Aging and Disability Services DivisionDepartment of TransportationDCNR - Forestry DivisionOther (48)Budget
FY2006$148 million—$11.9 thousand$24.6 thousand—$6.04 million—
FY2007$177 million—$4.4 thousand$22.2 thousand$95$5.15 million—
FY2008$201 million$1.5 thousand$5.0 thousand$21.6 thousand$773$1.93 million—
FY2009$237 million$3.8 thousand$177 thousand$16.1 thousand$285$1.97 million—
FY2010$246 million—$319 thousand$18.9 thousand$296$1.78 million$255 million
FY2011$246 million$18.4 thousand$27.5 thousand$12.6 thousand$280$2.16 million$253 million
FY2012$130 million$31.9 thousand$53.4 thousand$11.2 thousand$150$526 thousand$232 million
FY2013$124 million$31.8 thousand$48.3 thousand$11.9 thousand$250$465 thousand$206 million
FY2014$122 million$35.0 thousand$58.0 thousand$14.8 thousand$255$226 thousand$145 million
FY2015$134 million$35.0 thousand$42.7 thousand$21.2 thousand$150$298 thousand$151 million
FY2016$142 million$38.5 thousand$48.1 thousand$19.9 thousand$420$364 thousand$144 million
FY2017$145 million$35.7 thousand$30.0 thousand$21.8 thousand$24$396 thousand$154 million
FY2018$150 million$97.9 thousand$38.4 thousand$23.8 thousand—$421 thousand$487 thousand
FY2019$198 million$32.4 thousand$9.5 thousand$22.4 thousand—$337 thousand$153 million
FY2020$215 million$20.5 thousand$17.2 thousand$21.2 thousand—$133 thousand$236 million
FY2021$191 million$44.7 thousand$6.4 thousand$18.2 thousand—$141 thousand$238 million
FY2022$220 million$35.7 thousand$88.1 thousand$17.8 thousand—$70.8 thousand$241 million
FY2023$240 million$27.5 thousand$19.4 thousand$21.6 thousand—$68.7 thousand$252 million
FY2024$200 million$35.6 thousand$23.8 thousand$15.5 thousand—$49.7 thousand$276 million
FY2025$282 million$23.4 thousand$35.6 thousand$27.5 thousand—$41.4 thousand$268 million
FY2026$316 million$35.8 thousand$25.5 thousand$23.2 thousand$18.9 thousand$32.9 thousand$286 million
FY2027——————$301 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 $286 million. , many approved by the , have raised it to $286 million.

Budget journey, 2025-27 biennium
StepFY2026FY2027
$286 million$301 million
$286 million$301 million
$286 million(+$277 thousand adj.)$301 million
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Notes

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