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SB 452

Extends the date of reversion of certain previous appropriations made to the Office of Finance in the Office of the Governor. (BDR S-1152)

2025 Regular Session

Nevada extends the deadline for returning previously appropriated funds to the Office of Finance, delaying when unspent money reverts to the state's general fund.

Approved by the Governor. Chapter 454.
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Bill Summary · SB 452

Legislative bill overview

SB 452 extends the deadline for reverting certain previously appropriated funds back to the state that were allocated to the Office of Finance within the Governor's Office. This is a technical bill that adjusts when unspent money from earlier budget allocations must be returned to Nevada's general fund rather than remaining available for the Office of Finance to spend.

Why is this important

Budget reversion deadlines directly affect how state agencies manage money and plan spending. By extending the reversion date, the Office of Finance gains additional time to obligate or spend funds that might otherwise be lost, potentially allowing for delayed projects or initiatives to proceed. This can also impact overall state budget accounting and the availability of funds for other uses.

Potential points of contention

  • Lack of transparency on amounts: The bill does not specify how much money is being affected by this extension, making it difficult for the public to assess fiscal impact
  • Incomplete legislative record: The bill summary provides no detail on why this extension is necessary or what specific prior appropriations are involved
  • Potential for indefinite deferral: Extended reversion dates can become a pattern, creating situations where funds remain unavailable for other state priorities indefinitely

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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