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Ways & Means work session: committee votes on dozens of bills; most advanced from committee
Summary
The Assembly Ways and Means Committee considered and advanced a slate of bills during work sessions on May 31, 2025, moving appropriations and policy measures to the next legislative stage. This roundup lists each bill the committee acted on and the committee outcome recorded in the transcript.
The Assembly Ways and Means Committee conducted a lengthy work session and advanced a broad set of Senate bills covering taxation, education funding, health programs, public safety, and administrative adjustments.
Below are the bills acted on in the committee work session and the committee outcome recorded in the official committee transcript. Where the transcript recorded a specific motion or amendment, that is noted; where vote tallies were not specified in the transcript, the field is marked "not specified." Many motions were moved and seconded by committee members during the session; the transcript frequently records Assemblymember Bacchus making motions and Assemblymember Hategui seconding.
Votes at a glance (selected bills advanced in work sessions):
- SB 431 (Live entertainment resale tax): committee motion recorded as do pass; revenue estimate cited in staff analysis. - SB 503 (Captive insurers account change): motion recorded as do pass. - SB 393 (Windsor Park Environmental Justice Act changes): motion to amend and do pass recorded. - SB 185 (Medicaid reimbursement to family caregivers for eligible minors): motion recorded as do pass. - SB 207 (Transfer of PACE program authority to DHHS): motion recorded as do pass. - SB 6 (Nevada cloud seeding program appropriation to DRI): motion recorded as do pass. - SB 62 (Victim compensation: expand eligible property remediation payments): motion recorded as do pass. - SB 90 (Teacher and staff classroom supplies appropriation): motion recorded as do pass. - SB 104 (School garden nonprofit grants): motion recorded as do pass. - SB 119 (Nevada GROW program at College of Southern Nevada): motion recorded as do pass. - SB 132 (Nevada Clean Energy Fund appropriation): motion recorded as do pass. - SB 133 (Nevada Center for Civic Engagement appropriation): motion recorded as do pass. - SB 135 (Communities and Schools integrated support services): motion recorded as do pass. - SB 182 (Hospital staffing committees in larger counties): motion recorded as do pass (noted several nays during vote recorded for members but motion carried). - SB 229 (State seal of financial literacy changes): motion recorded as do pass. - SB 233 (Study of Home Feeds Nevada program): motion recorded as do pass. - SB 262 (Graduate medical education account transfers and appropriations): motion recorded as do pass as amended. - SB 280 (UNLV School of Dental Medicine cleft/craniofacial team appropriation): motion recorded as do pass. - SB 300 (Medicaid coverage for behavioral health in FQHCs): motion recorded as do pass. - SB 281 (Opioid settlement funds transfers for child welfare and jail behavioral health): motion recorded as amend and do pass. - SB 378 (Health records, independent emergency centers, non-compete changes): motion recorded as do pass. - SB 382 (Trailer registration and automated driving system marker lamp language): motion recorded as amend and do pass (amendment added marker‑lamp standards language). - SB 422 (Automatic voter registration timing and DMV hours): motion recorded as do pass. - SB 442 (PUC quarterly service‑termination reporting): motion recorded as do pass. - SB 452 (Extend reversion date for prior public works appropriations): motion recorded as do pass. - SB 468 (Charter school transportation funding): motion recorded as do pass. - SB 487 (Secretary of State business licensing modernization funding): motion recorded as do pass. - SB 260 (Air quality / wildfire smoke workplace protections): motion recorded as do pass (see separate article for full coverage). - SB 427 (NSHE capital planning and maintenance appropriations): motion recorded as amend and do pass (conceptual amendment deleting bond sweep and adding CSN planning funds; see separate article). - SB 74 (Elections changes; $200,000 contingency recommendation for Secretary of State training): motion recorded as amend and do pass. - SB 193 (Homebuyer mortgage buy‑down pilot program appropriation): motion recorded as do pass. - SB 403 (Commission metrics and appropriation for implementation): motion recorded as do pass. - SB 472 (NSHE caseload adjustment appropriations): motion recorded as do pass. - Additional bills were considered in the session; many motions were unanimous in committee, while a small number recorded named opposing members in the transcript for some votes (the transcript notes opposed members on a handful of items). Where the transcript listed specific opposition names during roll call on a motion, those particulars are recorded in the committee file; this roundup flags outcomes as "approved by committee" for items moved forward.
If you need the formal vote tallies or the exact motion language and amendments for any single bill listed above, that information can be extracted from the committee minutes and the official work‑session record retained by the committee clerk.
