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The Senate Committee on Growth and Infrastructure convened on May 5, 2025, to discuss key legislative matters, including Assembly Bill 70, which focuses on funding for counties involved in infrastructure projects. The meeting began with a review of the bill, highlighting a compromise that aims to ensure counties receive necessary funding while allowing projects to progress.

Jessica Ferrato, representing the Solar Energy Industries Association, expressed her support for the bill, noting that previous opposition had been resolved. She acknowledged the collaborative efforts of the Nevada Association of Counties (NACO) in refining the legislation over several months.
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Following the discussion on Assembly Bill 70, the committee opened the floor for neutral testimony. No callers were present to provide input, leading to a swift conclusion of the hearing on the bill.

The meeting transitioned to public comment, but again, no attendees stepped forward in person or via phone to share their thoughts. The committee chair noted the absence of public commentary and proceeded to close the session.

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Overall, the meeting underscored a cooperative approach to legislative processes, particularly in addressing infrastructure funding, while also highlighting a lack of public engagement during this session. The committee will continue to monitor developments related to Assembly Bill 70 and other infrastructure initiatives in future meetings.

Converted from 5/5/2025 - Senate Committee on Growth and Infrastructure meeting on May 06, 2025
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