Nevada’s ongoing focus on workforce development programs intensified this week with the appointment of nine members to the newly formed Community College Workforce Training and Programs Committee.
Governor Steve Sisolak
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Financial support for child care providers in Nevada is now available to help existing businesses cover operating costs and newly-recruited centers increase revenue.
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Businesses will not face an unemployment insurance (UI) tax rate hike in 2022, Nevada Governor Steve Sisolak announced today.
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Nevada Governor Steve Sisolak and First Lady Kathy Sisolak will host trick-or-treating and hand out candy at the Nevada Governor’s Mansion.
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Nevada this week got a an extra $1 million to help in planning how to spend some of the $6.7 billion in American Rescue Plan Act funds directed to the state this year.
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More than 2,500 proposals submitted for ways to spend $6.7 billion in ARP funds. Now what?
The state received more than 2,500 proposals for suggestions on how to solve problems such as the lack of housing and the need for broadband.
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Former Nevada State Senator Ben Kieckhefer on Friday was appointed by Gov. Steve Sisolak to one of two vacancies on the Nevada Gaming Commission.
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Gov. Steve Sisolak on Thursday praised the efforts of federal, state and non-profit agencies in increasing COVID-19 vaccination in southern Nevada through the “Get Out The Vaccine” campaign.
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Gov. Steve Sisolak is calling on Congress to pass the Build Back Better reconciliation bill so Nevada can meet its climate goals.
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Nevada health officials as of Monday are counting results from rapid antigen tests in the coronavirus data that they present to the public and use to determine whether the pandemic is prevalent enough to trigger mask and capacity mandates.