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Expenditures Carson City Co

Nevada spent $6.46 million on expenditures Carson city co in FY2026 — 84% of a $7.72 million budget. That is about $1 in every $65 of Aid to local governments's spending.

That is 25% less than in FY2025 ($8.65 million), not adjusted for inflation.

FY2026
$6.46 million$6,458,643
FY2026
$7.72 millionReserves excluded
Share of budget spent
84%Spent ÷ budget
Change from FY2025
−25.4%FY2025: $8.65 million

1.5% of Aid to local governments spending.

Spent each year, FY2006 onwards · dashed line: budget
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Spent and budget each fiscal year
Fiscal yearSpentBudget
FY2006$3.10 millionNot available
FY2007$3.25 millionNot available
FY2008$2.82 millionNot available
FY2009$2.39 millionNot available
FY2010$3.35 million$2.06 million
FY2011$3.56 million$2.02 million
FY2012$3.43 million$2.28 million
FY2013$3.51 million$2.63 million
FY2014$3.21 million$2.31 million
FY2015$2.75 million$2.29 million
FY2016$2.70 million$2.00 million
FY2017$2.39 million$1.97 million
FY2018$3.53 million$2.59 million
FY2019$3.20 million$2.65 million
FY2020$3.16 million$2.64 million
FY2021$10.1 million$3.28 million
FY2022$5.27 million$2.87 million
FY2023$4.62 million$6.43 million
FY2024$4.77 million$8.00 million
FY2025$8.65 million$11.9 million
FY2026$6.46 million$7.72 million
FY2027See note$11.1 million
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Where the money went, by division

16 divisions. The largest, DHS - Public and Behavioral Health, accounts for 60% of the total.
DHS - Public and Behavioral Health$3.90M · 60%Indigent Defense$930K · 14%

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Divisions of Expenditures Carson City Co, FY2026
DivisionSpent FY2026
DHS - Public and Behavioral Health$3.90 millionof $5.43 million
Indigent Defense$930 thousandof $968 thousand
DHS - Human Services Director's Office$349 thousandof $461 thousand
DHS - Child and Family Services$269 thousandof $41.7 thousand
Judicial Branch$211 thousandof $24.4 thousand
Dps-Criminal Just Assist$184 thousandof $100 thousand
Cannabis Compliance Board$155 thousandof $145 thousand
Emergency Management$141 thousandof $307 thousand
B&i - Housing Division$104 thousandof $85.1 thousand
Dps-Traffic Safety$99.8 thousandof $55.4 thousand
Dps-Fire Marshal$57.2 thousandNo budget
DSS - Social Services$26.8 thousandof $27.3 thousand
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Divisions of Expenditures Carson City Co, FY2026, continued
DivisionSpent FY2026
Secretary of State's Office$19.2 thousandof $28.5 thousand
DCNR - Historic PreservationNone recordedof $18.8 thousand
Admin - NV ST Library, Archives and Public Records$13.5 thousandof $18.9 thousand
Department of WildlifeNone recordedof $2.8 thousand
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Over time

Spent each year, stacked by division; the dashed line is the budget. Not adjusted for inflation.
  • Other (24)
  • Judicial Branch
  • DHS - Child and Family Services
  • DHS - Human Services Director's Office
  • Indigent Defense
  • DHS - Public and Behavioral Health
  • Budget (current, reserves excluded)
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Spent each year by divisions
Fiscal yearDHS - Public and Behavioral HealthIndigent DefenseDHS - Human Services Director's OfficeDHS - Child and Family ServicesJudicial BranchOther (24)Budget
FY2006$520 thousand—$121 thousand$90.3 thousand—$2.37 million—
FY2007$796 thousand—$95.5 thousand$77.8 thousand—$2.28 million—
FY2008$1.07 million—$91.8 thousand$46.2 thousand$58.5 thousand$1.55 million—
FY2009$1.34 million—$92.8 thousand$68.7 thousand$139 thousand$759 thousand—
FY2010$2.02 million—$231 thousand$84.0 thousand$132 thousand$883 thousand$2.06 million
FY2011$1.84 million—$195 thousand$62.0 thousand$34.3 thousand$1.43 million$2.02 million
FY2012$1.58 million—$157 thousand$58.2 thousand$58.1 thousand$1.57 million$2.28 million
FY2013$1.77 million—$132 thousand$54.7 thousand$118 thousand$1.43 million$2.63 million
FY2014$1.92 million—$118 thousand$57.7 thousand$101 thousand$1.01 million$2.31 million
FY2015$1.83 million—$112 thousand$60.0 thousand$74.9 thousand$677 thousand$2.29 million
FY2016$1.62 million—$147 thousand$47.4 thousand$130 thousand$756 thousand$2.00 million
FY2017$1.42 million—$78.1 thousand$44.9 thousand$119 thousand$724 thousand$1.97 million
FY2018$1.59 million—$206 thousand$44.7 thousand$150 thousand$1.53 million$2.59 million
FY2019$1.75 million—$91.2 thousand$43.4 thousand$142 thousand$1.17 million$2.65 million
FY2020$1.78 million—$152 thousand$42.6 thousand$118 thousand$1.06 million$2.64 million
FY2021$3.14 million—$135 thousand$51.3 thousand$85.2 thousand$6.68 million$3.28 million
FY2022$3.25 million—$176 thousand$41.7 thousand$112 thousand$1.69 million$2.87 million
FY2023$2.62 million$44.5 thousand$183 thousand$139 thousand$119 thousand$1.51 million$6.43 million
FY2024$2.43 million$808 thousand$126 thousand$105 thousand$547 thousand$763 thousand$8.00 million
FY2025$3.94 million$1.26 million$138 thousand$270 thousand$241 thousand$2.81 million$11.9 million
FY2026$3.90 million$930 thousand$349 thousand$269 thousand$211 thousand$800 thousand$7.72 million
FY2027——————$11.1 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 $11.7 million, 5.8% more than the Governor recommended. , many approved by the , have lowered it to $7.72 million.

Budget journey, 2025-27 biennium
StepFY2026FY2027
$11.1 million$10.8 million
$11.7 million$11.1 million
$7.72 million(minus $3.98 million adj.)$11.1 million(+$12.4 thousand adj.)
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Notes

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