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Assembly hears AB590: $6.9M state appropriation and federal authority requested for National Guard facilities and programs
Summary
AB590 would appropriate $6.9 million in general funds and request $4.4 million in federal funding authority for Nevada National Guard facility maintenance, equipment, resiliency programs and remaining obligations on the Carlin Readiness Center, according to the Office of the Adjutant General.
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The Office of the Military presented Assembly Bill 590, requesting general fund appropriations totaling $6.9 million and corresponding federal funds authority of $4.4 million for fiscal years 2025–27 to support Nevada National Guard facilities and programs.
Dan Waters, the Adjutant General, and Cheryl Tyler, Administrative Services Officer for the Office of the Military, described the request as funding for facilities maintenance and building asset replacement across National Guard facilities in the state, facilities equipment purchases, continuation of a resiliency program for National Guard members and payment related to the state’s remaining obligation for the Carlin Readiness Center.
Andrew Lapilbert, chairman of the United Veterans Legislative Council, testified in support. No opposition or neutral testimony was recorded at the hearing.
What’s next: The committee received the presentation; the bill will proceed through fiscal review and any required appropriation hearings.

