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Public commenter promotes Truckee Meadows Community College emergency-management bachelor's

Nevada State Emergency Response Commission · January 22, 2026
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Summary

During public comment, Dennis Nolan highlighted Truckee Meadows Community College—s hybrid bachelor's in Emergency Management, noting in-state tuition, admission requirements and conference availability for interested students.

During the meeting's public comment period, Dennis Nolan promoted a hybrid bachelor's program in Emergency Management offered by Truckee Meadows Community College in Washoe County. He said the program attracts students statewide and that in-state tuition is available to Nevada residents.

"We have a bachelor's program, which is a hybrid program in Emergency Management and so we have students from really all over the state," Nolan said. He described admission requirements (an associate degree typically required; the college will evaluate partial-credit students) and invited interested parties to contact the college at the Nevada Emergency Preparedness Association conference in Las Vegas.