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Miscellaneous Services

Nevada spent $117,000 on miscellaneous services in FY2026 — 0% of a $43.9 million budget. That is less than 1% of Refunds and miscellaneous's spending.

That is 36% less than in FY2025 ($182,000), not adjusted for inflation.

FY2026
$117 thousand$116,888
FY2026
$43.9 millionReserves excluded
Share of budget spent
0%Spent ÷ budget
Change from FY2025
−35.9%FY2025: $182 thousand

0.1% of Refunds and miscellaneous spending.

Spent each year, FY2006 onwards · dashed line: budget
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Spent and budget each fiscal year
Fiscal yearSpentBudget
FY2006$167 thousandNot available
FY2007$319 thousandNot available
FY2008$53.9 thousandNot available
FY2009$129 thousandNot available
FY2010$96.9 thousand$1.75 million
FY2011$123 thousand$1.75 million
FY2012$142 thousand$80.1 thousand
FY2013$201 thousand$77.2 thousand
FY2014$88.8 thousand$1.88 million
FY2015$110 thousand$1.56 million
FY2016$76.5 thousand$95.7 thousand
FY2017$97.6 thousand$102 thousand
FY2018$77.7 thousand$110 thousand
FY2019$74.9 thousand$124 thousand
FY2020$80.6 thousand$83.9 thousand
FY2021$65.0 thousand$76.7 thousand
FY2022$51.9 thousand$47.8 million
FY2023$102 thousand$47.3 million
FY2024$105 thousand$43.9 million
FY2025$182 thousand$44.0 million
FY2026$117 thousand$43.9 million
FY2027See note$43.9 million
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Where the money went, by division

23 divisions. The largest, Department of Motor Vehicles, accounts for 36% of the total.
Divisions of Miscellaneous Services, FY2026
DivisionSpent FY2026
Nevada System of Higher EducationNone recordedof $43.8 million
Department of Motor Vehicles$42.1 thousandof $5.2 thousand
Commission on Mineral Resource$34.8 thousandof $4.6 thousand
Dps-Capitol PoliceNone recordedof $22.3 thousand
DSS - Social Services$16.8 thousandof $6.2 thousand
Admin - Purchasing DivisionNone recordedof $12.5 thousand
Secretary of State's OfficeNone recordedof $10.2 thousand
DHS - Public and Behavioral Health$6.7 thousandof $5.7 thousand
DHS - Aging and Disability Services Division$5.7 thousandof $8.6 thousand
DCNR - Parks Division$3.5 thousandof $257
Governor's OfficeNone recordedof $2.5 thousand
DHS - Child and Family Services$1.6 thousandof $16.6 thousand
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Divisions of Miscellaneous Services, FY2026, continued
DivisionSpent FY2026
Department of Agriculture$1.4 thousandNo budget
Public Utilities Commission$1.1 thousandof $1.3 thousand
Controller's Office$1.0 thousandNo budget
Dps-Investigation Division$980No budget
State Public Charter School Authority$792No budget
Adjutant General & National Guard$167No budget
DETR - Employment SecurityNone recordedof $143
Colorado River Commission$124of $818
DETR - Rehabilitation DivisionNone recordedof $117
Dtca - Division of Tourism$78of $1.6 thousand
DCNR - Environmental Protection$52of $905
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Over time

Spent each year, stacked by division; the dashed line is the budget. Not adjusted for inflation.
  • Other (77)
  • DHS - Aging and Disability Services Division
  • DHS - Public and Behavioral Health
  • DSS - Social Services
  • Commission on Mineral Resource
  • Department of Motor Vehicles
  • Budget (current, reserves excluded)
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Spent each year by divisions
Fiscal yearDepartment of Motor VehiclesCommission on Mineral ResourceDSS - Social ServicesDHS - Public and Behavioral HealthDHS - Aging and Disability Services DivisionOther (77)Budget
FY2006—$4.1 thousand$12.3 thousand$6.9 thousand$0$144 thousand—
FY2007$83—$5.2 thousand$10.7 thousand$3$303 thousand—
FY2008——$6.1 thousand$1.9 thousand$4.7 thousand$41.3 thousand—
FY2009——$4.6 thousand——$124 thousand—
FY2010——$8.7 thousand$2.3 thousand$0$85.9 thousand$1.75 million
FY2011—$150$5.3 thousand$29.2 thousand—$88.0 thousand$1.75 million
FY2012—$600$6.9 thousand$33.3 thousand—$101 thousand$80.1 thousand
FY2013—$330$100 thousand$5.5 thousand—$94.9 thousand$77.2 thousand
FY2014—$90$15.9 thousand$8.3 thousand$2.0 thousand$62.6 thousand$1.88 million
FY2015—$379$32.2 thousand$3.7 thousand$700$72.9 thousand$1.56 million
FY2016—$280$19.9 thousand$3.3 thousand—$53.0 thousand$95.7 thousand
FY2017—$249$19.2 thousand$2.5 thousand—$75.6 thousand$102 thousand
FY2018$4.3 thousand$627$16.0 thousand$2.4 thousand—$54.4 thousand$110 thousand
FY2019$1.2 thousand$431$14.4 thousand$2.1 thousand—$56.7 thousand$124 thousand
FY2020$1.2 thousand$4.5 thousand—$2.7 thousand$14.0 thousand$58.3 thousand$83.9 thousand
FY2021$9.1 thousand$2.8 thousand—$5.2 thousand$70$47.8 thousand$76.7 thousand
FY2022$5.2 thousand$204minus $20.2 thousand$5.7 thousand$4.8 thousand$56.4 thousand$47.8 million
FY2023$2.1 thousand$845minus $4.4 thousand$2.8 thousand$1.4 thousand$99.7 thousand$47.3 million
FY2024$3.1 thousand$66minus $1.1 thousand$3.8 thousand$5.1 thousand$94.1 thousand$43.9 million
FY2025$44$29.5 thousand$16.8 thousand$25.4 thousand$12.3 thousand$98.2 thousand$44.0 million
FY2026$42.1 thousand$34.8 thousand$16.8 thousand$6.7 thousand$5.7 thousand$10.8 thousand$43.9 million
FY2027——————$43.9 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 $43.9 million. , many approved by the , have raised it to $43.9 million.

Budget journey, 2025-27 biennium
StepFY2026FY2027
$43.9 million$43.9 million
$43.9 million$43.9 million
$43.9 million(+$6.7 thousand adj.)$43.9 million
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Notes

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