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- Approval of minutes: The board approved minutes for meetings held May 13, May 23 and May 29, 2025. Outcome: approved by voice vote.

- State vehicle purchase (agenda item 4): Department of Public Safety, Investigations Division requested authorization to purchase one replacement vehicle not to exceed $29,229 pursuant to NRS 334.010. Outcome: approved (motion recorded and passed by voice vote).

- Authorization to contract with current/former state employees (agenda item 5): Two requests approved under NRS 333.705: (5a) Nevada State Board of Pharmacy requested to contract with former employee Ryan Miller to train staff on investigations related to prescription drugs and controlled substances through statewide contract with Marathon Staffing Group; (5b) Department of Health and Human Services, Division of Aging and Disability Services requested to contract with former employee Marsha Rubin to provide speech pathology services through a statewide contract with Reliable Healthcare Services of Southern Nevada. Outcome: both approved.

- Critical labor shortage designation (agenda item 6): Department of Public Safety requested designation of DPS Officer 1 and DPS Officer 2 as critical labor shortage positions for two years under NRS 286.523. Outcome: approved.

- Recommendation to the Interim Finance Committee for contingency allocations (agenda item 7, items a–e): The board recommended IFC consideration of five allocations from the contingency account, including $753,500 (Division of Public and Behavioral Health for court sanctions), approximately $227,107.01 (Nevada Highway Patrol dignitary protection), a request from Department of Veterans Services for personnel/Fernley Cemetery/information services shortfalls (amount not specified on the record), $56,488 (Office of the Attorney General dignitary protection), and $151,954 (Division of State Lands revolving account). Outcome: recommendation approved.

- Reimbursement from statutory contingency account (agenda item 8): Two Secretary of State requests approved under NRS 293.2504 and NRS 293.253 — $55,658 for county/city clerk elections training and $465,144 to reimburse counties for 2024 general-election publication costs. Outcome: approved.

- State Administrative Manual changes (agenda item 9): The board approved proposed revisions to the State Administrative Manual concerning chapter 3000, Federal Grant Procedures, pursuant to NRS 353.040. Outcome: approved.

- Allocation/disbursement for salary adjustments (agenda item 10): The board approved 23 allocation requests (items a–w). Items a–r were presented as salary increases totaling $29,346,883; an amount on the record was amended from $146,471 to $143,801. Items s–u totaled $4,126,515 for sworn positions; a continuity-of-service package totaled $120,562. Outcome: approved with the recorded amendment.

- Leases (agenda item 11): Seven leases submitted for approval were approved. Outcome: approved.

- Contracts (agenda item 12): Ninety contracts submitted for approval were approved. Outcome: approved.

- Master Service Agreements (agenda item 13): Twenty-three master service agreements submitted for approval were approved. Outcome: approved.

- Informational item — contracts within threshold (agenda item 14): Sixty-two contracts within the $10,000–$99,999 threshold were presented as informational; no action required.

- Reports (agenda item 15): The board received informational reports: (a) reconciled fund balance report with approximate account balances presented on the record; (b) statewide quarterly overtime report for fiscal year 2025 third quarter covering 01/01/2025–03/31/2025; and (c) Division of State Lands fiscal year 2025 third-quarter report covering 01/01/2025–03/31/2025. Outcome: informational — no vote required.

All recorded motions listed above were carried by voice vote with members responding “aye.” The meeting concluded after an opportunity for public comment during which none was offered.

For the full meeting record, see the Board of Examiners minutes and the board packet for June 10, 2025.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Board of Examiners, June 10, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","Summary of motions and outcomes recorded during the Board of Examiners meeting on June 10, 2025, including approvals of minutes, purchases, contracts, lease and contract packages, and informational reports.","taxTitle","BOE State of Nevada, Constitutional Entities/Officers, Organizations, Executive, Nevada","taxId",27143,"location","Nevada","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":77,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":78,"_41":79,"_43":80,"_45":81,"_47":82,"_49":83,"_51":84,"_53":85,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":86,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":87,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6536220,"Nevada Board of Examiners approves $29.3 million in salary adjustments and multiple contingency allocations",851,295000,1146000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3805036-3d6fbfe52a42d47a2b4885ad116eff21&start=295&end=1146","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3805036-3d6fbfe52a42d47a2b4885ad116eff21/thumbnail_295000.jpg","/articles/6536220/Nevada/Nevada-Board-of-Examiners-approves-293-million-in-salary-adjustments-and-multiple-contingency-allocations","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6536220-8d5970de620f946e33bba59ce5b0d496/orig.mp4?Expires=1771155053&Signature=oQ3VRVXogdu9WZbdITvncF855vdyu5-6WrCiGnw3yAy0I4-~ntWhTeyfYDTn3lMkhIw0mYDBIwM~Hdug1RumnrgWbw7qrkzub32QIf3VWCvSY2bYGiaNYyGHFmEz4yNksRvjmnw4rNeC2cZ1SUMpftldvdxBbmqColZqLeBcCjtfeoPceWxFSsNyZdzOvnNp0yZqbznCxq8Y69yfa23MEdw~p2i4RuF6v1anAn0X9AIELLm0-~D2qiXGcDXmzr9oomNMHLcHkqC4ybTnQKj~MX4M5IA7oe4mypLObNd3vOFc9-BkGQ2w0Qdl7FMcS-OFZBHwI8PvbvbHH6Gk7bWuiQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","CARSON CITY — The State of Nevada Board of Examiners on June 10 approved $29,346,883 in salary adjustments for state agencies and a series of contingency and reimbursement requests affecting multiple departments.

The board, convened by Governor Joe Lombardo, voted to allocate the funds during its public meeting; the motion to approve the salary disbursements was placed on the record and carried by voice vote. The board also approved recommendations to forward several contingency allocations to the Interim Finance Committee (IFC) and authorized reimbursements from the statutory contingency account to the Office of the Secretary of State.

The salary action (agenda item 10) covered 23 requests (items a through w). The board’s staff said items a through r request funds for salary increases totaling $29,346,883; the board noted an amended line-item change reducing a listed amount from $146,471 to $143,801. The agenda also included requests for sworn-position funding (items s through u) totaling $4,126,515 and a $120,562 total for a plan to encourage continuity of service (items cited as part of the package). The board approved the package with the amended figure.

Separately (agenda item 7, taken together), the board recommended that the IFC consider allocations from the contingency account for five requests. Those included a $753,500 allocation requested by the Department of Health and Human Services, Division of Public and Behavioral Health to fund payment of sanctions imposed by the Second Judicial Court in Washoe County; a request from the Nevada Highway Patrol for an allocation to cover costs associated with dignitary protection (amount on the record read as approximately $227,107.01); a request from the Office of the Attorney General for $56,488 to cover dignitary-protection costs for the attorney general; and a $151,954 request from the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, Division of State Lands, to replenish a land-management revolving account. A separate request from the Department of Veterans Services to cover shortfalls in personnel services, Fernley Cemetery and information services was presented without a specific dollar figure on the record.

The board approved two requests from the Office of the Secretary of State (agenda item 8): $55,658 from the statutory contingency account to pay for county clerk and city clerk elections-procedures training, and $465,144 to reimburse counties for publication costs related to the 2024 general election.

Most items on these agendas drew little or no discussion during the meeting. Board members indicated no questions on the salary package and related contingency requests; the motions were carried by voice vote with members responding “aye.”

The board’s approvals implement allocations the governor’s finance office and agencies requested under statutes cited on the record, including provisions of the Nevada Revised Statutes referenced during presentations.

The board closed the meeting after a routine series of remaining agenda items and an opportunity for public comment during which no members of the public spoke.

(See related \"Votes at a glance\" article for a full list of agenda motions and outcomes from the June 10 meeting.)","At its June 10 meeting the State Board of Examiners approved $29,346,883 in salary adjustments, authorized reimbursements and recommended contingency allocations to the Interim Finance Committee for several agencies, including funds to cover court-ordered sanctions and dignitary-protection expenses.","actionData","errors"]

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Votes at a glance: State Board of Examiners meeting, June 10, 2025

Nevada Board of Examiners approves $29.3 million in salary adjustments and multiple contingency allocations