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SB 210

Revises provisions relating to fees collected by constables and sheriffs for certain services. (BDR 20-540)

2025 Regular Session Introduced by James Ohrenschall and 1 co-sponsor

Nevada law revised constable and sheriff service fees, adjusting collection and distribution mechanisms for document service and court-related functions. Signed May 2025.

Approved by the Governor. Chapter 183.
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Bill Summary · SB 210

Legislative bill overview

SB 210 modifies how Nevada constables and sheriffs collect and retain fees for providing certain services, likely adjusting fee structures, distribution mechanisms, or accountability requirements. The bill passed both chambers with strong bipartisan support (38-4) and was signed into law in May 2025.

Why is this important

Constable and sheriff fees directly affect public access to legal services like document service and court filings, as well as county revenue allocation. Changes to fee provisions can impact both the operational funding of law enforcement agencies and the financial burden on residents and businesses requiring these services.

Potential points of contention

  • Fee burden on vulnerable populations: Adjustments may increase costs for low-income individuals seeking court services, potentially creating barriers to justice access
  • Revenue allocation concerns: Changes to how fees are distributed between local agencies and county budgets could shift financial responsibilities in ways some consider inequitable
  • Transparency and oversight: Modifications to fee collection may raise questions about how constables and sheriffs account for collected revenue and whether sufficient oversight mechanisms exist

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

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