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Nevada DMV evaluating capacity options, continues to recommend online services
As the state plans to lift capacity limits and fully reopen by June 1, those trying to make an appointment at the Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles might wonder if the change will help with longer-than-normal lines at offices around the valley.
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LAS VEGAS (KTNV) â As the state plans to lift capacity limits and fully reopen by June 1, those trying to make an appointment at the Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles might wonder if the change will help with longer-than-normal lines at offices around the Las Vegas valley.
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Mar 10, 2021 | STATESCOOP
Nevada’s IT capabilities are six to eight years behind those of other states, its top technology official said in an interview with StateScoop.
Since joining the state government last August, Nevada Chief Information Officer Alan Cunningham told StateScoop said he’s watched an IT environment that was already challenged by a funding structure be further stressed by pandemic-induced budget shortfalls. He also said it suffers from a culture that doesn’t encourage cross-department collaboration, financial waste through redundant technology purchases and a foggy view of its cybersecurity risks.
“We’re at the place where we’re done,” he told StateScoop. “We can’t give you any more with the same. If you give us less, you’re going to get less back. It’s a reality.”
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Robert Davis) – The Nevada Senate Committee on Revenue and Economic Development heard testimony Thursday from Reno residents on two bills that would allow Washoe County to impose new taxes.
Senate Bill 11 would create a “supplemental government service tax” of $0.01-cents per $1 of value of a vehicle registered in the county. Funds generated by the tax would pay for road projects, public transportation services, and to local homeless service providers.
Nevada’s Department of Motor Vehicles estimates the new tax would collect more than $27 million over the next two fiscal years, according to
The initial bill draft was submitted by the city of Reno, Washoe County’s largest city. While the legislation specifically pertains to Washoe County, the DMV anticipates other counties qualifying later as the state population changes.