Nevada AB442: Revises provisions relating to grants. (BDR 31-589)

What the bill says

An act relating to state financial administration; requiring a state grant-making entity to provide written notice to a private nonprofit corporation when a payment under a grant agreement is not made within a certain period of time; authorizing the Office of Federal Assistance to coordinate and collaborate with state grant-making entities on certain topics related to grants; revising provisions governing the State Plan for Maximizing Federal Assistance; and providing other matters properly relating thereto…

From the enrolled text, June 4, 2025:

AN ACT relating to state financial administration; requiring a state grant-making entity to provide written notice to a private nonprofit corporation when a payment under a grant agreement is not made within a certain period of time; authorizing the Office of Federal Assistance to coordinate and collaborate with state grant-making entities on certain topics related to grants; revising provisions governing the State Plan for Maximizing Federal Assistance; and providing other matters properly relating thereto. Legislative Counsel's Digest: Section 9 of this bill requires a state entity that makes a grant to a private nonprofit corporation, which is defined in section 7 of this bill as a "state grantmaking entity," that does not make a payment that is due and payable under a written grant agreement within 30 calendar days after receipt of a proper invoice to: (1) provide written notice to the private nonprofit corporation of the reason for the delay in making the payment; and (2) submit an annual compilation of such records to the Director of the Office of Finance and the Director of the Legislative Counsel Bureau for transmittal to the Interim Finance Committee. Sections 2-6 of this bill define certain terms relating to these requirements. Existing law requires the Director of the Office of Federal Assistance, in consultation with the Nevada Advisory Council on Federal Assistance, …

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Sponsors

• Howard Watts (D, 15) · primary sponsor