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AB 570

Makes appropriations to the Department of Corrections for various purposes relating to certain technology, training and equipment. (BDR S-1204)

2025 Regular Session

Authorizes targeted General Fund appropriations to the Nevada Department of Corrections to replace and upgrade vehicles, IT, medical equipment, and fund officer training.

Approved by the Governor. Chapter 401.
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Bill Summary · AB 570

AB 570 — Summary (2025, Chapter 401)

Status: Approved by the Governor (Chapter 401). Enrolled June 5, 2025; Approved June 9, 2025.
Introduced: February 12, 2025. BDR: S-1204.

Purpose

AB 570 makes targeted appropriations from the State General Fund to the Nevada Department of Corrections (NDOC) to replace and upgrade vehicles, information technology, medical/dental equipment, furniture and other equipment, and to fund equipment and training for correctional officers.

Key provisions and appropriations

All sums are appropriated to NDOC budget accounts. Unspent balances are subject to limited carryforward and mandatory reversion deadlines (see “Fiscal/timeline”).

  • Section 1 — Prison Medical Care (replacement of medical & dental equipment)

    • FY 2025–26: $324,664
    • FY 2026–27: $39,939

  • Section 2 — Office of the Director (vehicle replacement)

    • FY 2025–26: $5,154,386
    • FY 2026–27: $43,446

  • Section 3 — Office of the Director (equipment for IT networks/systems)

    • FY 2025–26: $161,526
    • FY 2026–27: $133,153

  • Section 5 — Office of the Director (replacement of refrigerator trucks)

    • One-time: $225,750

  • Section 6 — Office of the Director (office chairs and executive office furniture)

    • One-time: $123,308

  • Section 7 — Office of the Director (replacement of passenger buses; transport vans)

    • One-time: $2,861,657

  • Section 8 — Office of the Director (computer hardware and associated software)

    • One-time: $103,347

  • Section 9 — Office of the Director (equipment and training for correctional officers)

    • One-time: $1,313,733

  • Section 10 — Correctional Programs (replacement of office chairs)

    • One-time: $71,604

  • Section 12 — Office of the Director (hardware, software and equipment for IT servers)

    • One-time: $341,630
    • Note: Section 12 becomes effective July 1, 2026 (see effective dates).

Fiscal, carryforward and reversion rules

  • Appropriations come from the State General Fund and were included in the Executive Budget.
  • For many appropriations, any balance remaining at the end of the fiscal year must not be committed after June 30 of that fiscal year; remaining amounts must not be spent after specified September dates and must revert to the State General Fund by those September dates (generally Sept. 18, 2026; Sept. 17, 2027, or Sept. 17, 2027, depending on the section).
  • Sections 1–11 take effect July 1, 2025. Section 12 takes effect July 1, 2026.

Who is affected / operational impact

  • Primary recipient: Nevada Department of Corrections (various NDOC budget accounts: Prison Medical Care, Office of the Director, Correctional Programs).
  • Purpose is operational/ capital equipment and training improvements—no direct impact on local governments.
  • Intended to modernize vehicle fleets, replace worn medical, food-service and office equipment, upgrade IT infrastructure and provide training/equipment for correctional staff.

Notable changes during consideration

  • Earlier drafts included funding for Internet connectivity at Ely State Prison and Carlin Conservation Camp; that provision was deleted in amendments.
  • Funding amounts and specific line-item scope were adjusted across amendments (e.g., the larger $801,320 line for multiple trucks was amended down to $225,750 for refrigerator trucks only).

Legislative history (selected)

  • Introduced Feb 12, 2025. Passed Assembly (May 1, 2025). Amended in committee and by Senate; concurrence with Senate Amendment No. 931. Enrolled June 5, 2025. Approved by Governor June 9, 2025 (Chapter 401).

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

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