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Expenditures Mineral Co

Nevada spent $804,000 on expenditures mineral co in FY2026 — 107% of a $748,000 budget. That is less than 1% of Aid to local governments's spending.

That is 3.7% less than in FY2025 ($835,000), not adjusted for inflation.

FY2026
$804 thousand$803,742
FY2026
$748 thousandReserves excluded
Share of budget spent
107%Spent ÷ budget
Change from FY2025
−3.7%FY2025: $835 thousand

0.2% 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$255 thousandNot available
FY2007$194 thousandNot available
FY2008$199 thousandNot available
FY2009$308 thousandNot available
FY2010$703 thousand$180 thousand
FY2011$243 thousand$193 thousand
FY2012$219 thousand$165 thousand
FY2013$189 thousand$177 thousand
FY2014$196 thousand$206 thousand
FY2015$255 thousand$219 thousand
FY2016$257 thousand$180 thousand
FY2017$295 thousand$185 thousand
FY2018$514 thousand$206 thousand
FY2019$285 thousand$215 thousand
FY2020$438 thousand$259 thousand
FY2021$1.35 million$264 thousand
FY2022$422 thousand$483 thousand
FY2023$517 thousand$394 thousand
FY2024$732 thousand$532 thousand
FY2025$835 thousand$312 thousand
FY2026$804 thousand$748 thousand
FY2027See note$516 thousand
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Where the money went, by budget account

17 budget accounts. The largest, Department of Indigent Defense Services, accounts for 39% of the total.
Department of Indigent Defense Services$310K · 39%CCB - Marijuana Regulation & Control Acct$93.5K · 12%Emergency Management Assistance Grants

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Budget accounts of Expenditures Mineral Co, FY2026
Budget accountSpent FY2026
Department of Indigent Defense Services1008$310 thousandof $327 thousand
DHS-DSS - Child Support Federal Reimbursement3239$102 thousandof $105 thousand
CCB - Marijuana Regulation & Control Acct4207$93.5 thousandof $88.2 thousand
Emergency Management Assistance Grants3674$68.0 thousandof $161 thousand
DPS - Highway Safety Plan & Admin4688$62.5 thousandof $21.9 thousand
DPS - Justice Assist Grant Trust Account4734$50.0 thousandNo budget
PS Contingency for Haz Mat-Non-Exec4728$31.9 thousandNo budget
DPS - State Emergency Response Commission4729$27.2 thousandNo budget
SOS - Help America Vote Act Election Reform1051$21.0 thousandof $14.7 thousand
Administration - Nsla - State Library2891$12.2 thousandof $5.7 thousand
DHS-DCFS - Juvenile Justice Services1383$7.4 thousandof $7.6 thousand
B&i - Account for Affordable Housing3838$6.5 thousandof $3.1 thousand
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Budget accounts of Expenditures Mineral Co, FY2026, continued
Budget accountSpent FY2026
Wildlife - Director's Office4460$6.3 thousandof $1.8 thousand
DHS-DSS - Child Support Enforcement Program3238$4.3 thousandof $9.8 thousand
DHS-DPBH - Health Statistics and Planning3190$1.1 thousandof $1.2 thousand
SOS - Secretary of State1050None recordedof $66
DHS-DPBH - Health Investigations and Epi3219None recordedof $0
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Over time

Spent each year, stacked by budget account; the dashed line is the budget. Not adjusted for inflation.
  • Other (31)
  • DPS - Highway Safety Plan & Admin
  • Emergency Management Assistance Grants
  • CCB - Marijuana Regulation & Control Acct
  • DHS-DSS - Child Support Federal Reimbursement
  • Department of Indigent Defense Services
  • Budget (current, reserves excluded)
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Spent each year by budget accounts
Fiscal yearDepartment of Indigent Defense ServicesDHS-DSS - Child Support Federal ReimbursementCCB - Marijuana Regulation & Control AcctEmergency Management Assistance GrantsDPS - Highway Safety Plan & AdminOther (31)Budget
FY2006—$76.0 thousand—$76.1 thousand—$103 thousand—
FY2007—$80.9 thousand—$14.4 thousand—$98.9 thousand—
FY2008—$73.1 thousand—$25.4 thousand—$100 thousand—
FY2009—$75.4 thousand—$16.5 thousand—$216 thousand—
FY2010—$87.6 thousand—$9.7 thousand—$606 thousand$180 thousand
FY2011—$86.2 thousand—$20.7 thousand—$136 thousand$193 thousand
FY2012—$78.0 thousand—$20.7 thousand—$120 thousand$165 thousand
FY2013—$76.3 thousand—$50.7 thousand—$62.0 thousand$177 thousand
FY2014—$78.9 thousand—$20.3 thousand—$96.4 thousand$206 thousand
FY2015—$66.7 thousand—$19.7 thousand—$169 thousand$219 thousand
FY2016—$75.9 thousand—$20.7 thousand—$160 thousand$180 thousand
FY2017—$80.1 thousand—$20.7 thousand—$195 thousand$185 thousand
FY2018—$83.5 thousand$88.2 thousand$20.7 thousand—$322 thousand$206 thousand
FY2019—$71.5 thousand$88.2 thousand$20.7 thousand—$105 thousand$215 thousand
FY2020—$71.3 thousand$88.2 thousand——$278 thousand$259 thousand
FY2021—$69.2 thousand$88.2 thousand——$1.19 million$264 thousand
FY2022$45.4 thousand$79.9 thousand$88.2 thousand$41.4 thousand—$167 thousand$483 thousand
FY2023$59.6 thousand$87.7 thousand$88.2 thousand$26.2 thousand—$256 thousand$394 thousand
FY2024$225 thousand$61.9 thousand$93.8 thousand$29.7 thousand—$322 thousand$532 thousand
FY2025$337 thousand$92.8 thousand$93.6 thousand$20.3 thousand—$291 thousand$312 thousand
FY2026$310 thousand$102 thousand$93.5 thousand$68.0 thousand$62.5 thousand$168 thousand$748 thousand
FY2027——————$516 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 $516,000. , many approved by the , have raised it to $748,000.

Budget journey, 2025-27 biennium
StepFY2026FY2027
$516 thousand$516 thousand
$516 thousand$516 thousand
$748 thousand(+$233 thousand adj.)$516 thousand
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Notes

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