Carson City adopts 2026 Language Access Plan, targeting Spanish‑language needs
The Board approved Carson City's 2026 Language Access Plan required by Assembly Bill 266, directing staff to correct a typographical error and add the Board adoption date before submitting the plan to the Governor's Office of New Americans by Aug. 1.
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Carson City’s Board of Supervisors approved the city’s 2026 Language Access Plan on July 2, with a 4–0 vote (one absence). Staff said the plan is the city’s second submission under Assembly Bill 266 and documents resources and procedures to assist residents with limited English proficiency (LEP), primarily Spanish speakers based on American Community Survey data.
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