By Riley Snyder and Megan Messerly

Democratic members of the Assembly and Senate have put forward more than 160 "Blueprint" bills since the start of the session, and several come with some hefty price tags.

Below, we've tracked each Blueprint bill with an associated fiscal cost for the next two years, as well as a brief description of the bill and why state agencies or local governments say it will cost them money to implement.

We've also tracked and linked each "Blueprint" bill, which is viewable in a spreadsheet here. For more on this story, check out our companion piece on why some of these measures have large price tags attached, and how they'll be reconciled into the state's two-year budget.

AB97 (Mandatory testing of rape kits): $3,713,020

• Department of Public Safety: no fiscal impact
• Clark County: $1,950,000 (seven new staff, material costs)
• Douglas County: $40,000 (higher cost from Washoe, which processes kits)
• Washoe County: $1,641,020 (five new staff, material costs)
• City of Henderson: $82,000 (additional costs)

AB106 (Anti-discrimination in government contracting): $563,960

• Office of Labor Commissioner: $413,960 over biennium (three new staff, infrastructure and furniture)
• State agencies: No fiscal impact
• City of Las Vegas, Carson City, City of Reno, White Pine County, Lincoln County School District, Nye County School District: Has impact (effect on existing, future contracts)
• Clark County School District: $150,000

AB107 (Sealing of criminal records related to evictions): $200,000

• Second Judicial District Court: no fiscal impact
• Clark County: $200,000
• Administrative Office of the Courts: no fiscal impact
• Eighth Judicial District Court: no fiscal impact

AB122 (Non-citizens can be awarded compensation for crimes): $2,195,335

• Department of Administration: $2,195,335

AB130 (Raises requirements to become a professional-private guardian): $1,927,615

• Second Judicial District Court: no fiscal impact
• Eighth Judicial District Court: estimating impact
• Douglas County: $126,136 (additional staffing hours)
• Washoe County: $578,932 (would need warehouse or property inventory clerk)
• Administrative Office of the Courts: $1,222,547 (six new positions, infrastructure costs)

AB159 (Prohibits hydraulic fracturing): $8,620

• Division of Minerals: $8,620 (loss of permit fees for hydraulically fractured oil)

AB175 ($15 an hour minimum wage): $46,446,596

• Department of Taxation: no fiscal impact (may increase modified business tax/payroll tax revenue)
• Clark County: $1,842,949 (increased wage for part-time and full-time employees, raises pay schedules)
• Esmeralda County: $100,111 (affects all county employees, who have a starting wage of $12.35 an hour)
• White Pine County: $1,556,006 (estimated impact from mandated raises in private sector)
• Carson City School District: $800,000 (estimated “push up” on wages)
• Douglas County School District: $1,746,548 (would require district to raise wages to stay competitive)
• Lyon County School District: $11,520,000 (estimated impact on employee wages, collective bargaining impact)
• Pershing County School Distrct: $200,000 (estimated need to raise wages to stay competitive)
• City of Henderson, Humboldt County School District, Lincoln County School District, White Pine County School District, Washoe County School District: Fiscal impact cannot be determined
• Board of Examiners for Marriage and Family Therapists and Clinical Professional Counselors: $240,000 (increase in personnel costs, disputed by governor’s office of finance over lack of supporting documentation)
• Department of Employment, Training and Rehabilitation: Raises $28,262,907 (would affect various services for the blind/visually impaired, but increase unemployment contributions over the level of benefits, as well as payroll costs)
• State Public Charter School Authority: $176,125 (estimated payroll costs at charter schools, disputed by Governor’s Office of Finance over lack of sufficient information)
• Nevada Board of Psychological Examiners: $1,950 (payroll)
• Department of Public Safety, Nevada System of Higher Education, Silver State Health Exchange, Department of Health and Human Services (Child and Family Services, Health Care Financing and Policy, Public and Behavioural Health, Welfare and Supportive Services): Fiscal impact cannot be determined.

AB176 (Requires non-governmental entities to comply with health and safety standards for seasonal or temporary recreation program for children): $2,256,164 (Supervision and regulation of approximately 800 entities/events would require 14 new staffers, and associated costs)

• Department of Public Services, Public and Behavioral Health: $2,256,164

AB177 (Makes changes relating to court orders on domestic violence): $432,000

• Second Judicial Court, Eighth Judicial Court, Administrative Office of the Courts: No impact
• Washoe County: $432,000 (cost of posting notices in newspaper, staff costs)
• Esmeralda County, Humboldt County, White Pine County: Has impact, cannot be estimated

AB178 (extends statute of limitations, amount of damages awarded for unlawful employment practice): $1,028,231

• Department of Employment, Training and Rehabilitation: $1,028,231 (Would require four new positions, reclassification of existing employees and other costs)’
• Esmeralda County, Pershing County, Washoe County, White Pine County, City of Henderson, City of Las Vegas, City of Sparks, Carson City School District, Lincoln County School District, Nye County School District: Has Impact/Cannot be determined

AB180 (Creates a Juvenile Justice Bill of Rights): $651,128

• Clark County, Washoe County: Has impact, cannot be determined
• Department of Health and Human Services, Child and Family Services: $651,128 (personnel, travel and youth transportation costs)

AB183 (Restricting enforcement of liens by hospitals): $4,000,000

• Clark County: $2,000,000 (based on lien amounts collected by UMC in 2016)
• Pershing County: Fiscal impact cannot be determined

AB206 (Goal of 80 percent Renewable Portfolio Standard by 2040): $300,000

• Public Utilities Commission: No fiscal impact
• Office of the Governor: $300,000 (contract with consultant to create mandated energy plan and strategy, biennial costs of $100,000)

AB215 (Requires drug manufacturers to submit reports to Division of Insurance): $164,390

• Business and Industry, Division of Insurance: $164,390 (cost of secure data transfer, possible legal costs of determining proprietary information)

AB249 (Requires state Medicaid plan to provide certain benefits related to contraception): $5,471,098

• Department of Health and Human Services, Health Care Financing and Policy: $5,185,298 (potential impact of losing federal drug rebates)
• Churchill County: $50,000 (Small increase in medical premiums)
• Clark County: $235,800 (Expected increase in premium costs)
• Esmeralda County, Washoe County, Douglas County School District, Humboldt County School District, Lincoln County School District, Pershing County School District, White Pine County School District: Has Impact/Cannot be determined

AB259 (Vacates certain convictions related to marijuana): $399,000

• City of Las Vegas: $399,000 (cost of refunding fiscal penalties, effect on court docket and case management)
• City of Henderson, Churchill County, White Pine County: Has impact/Cannot be determined

AB266 (Tax credits for businesses who provide paid family medical leave): $147,624

• Department of Taxation: $147,624 (programming changes for tax system, hiring of additional staffer)

AB272 (Universal polling places, extending early voting, voting materials in Mandarin and Cantonese): $1,295,600

• City of Las Vegas, City of Reno, Churchill County, Esmeralda County, Humboldt County and White Pine County: Has Impact/Cannot be determined
• Carson City: $307,044 (printing costs, translation)
• Clark County: $333,496 (cost of creating a polling place in an Indian reservation, additional voting material)
• Douglas County: $86,360 (unknown costs of real-time voter registration, translation of voting materials)
• Nye County: $48,000 (no explanation)
• Washoe County: $513,700 (printing costs, postage, worker pay)
• Secretary of State: $7,000 (printing costs)

AB280 (Nevada-based businesses get a bidding preference on state contracts): $316,284

• Department of Administration: $118,782 (Require an additional staffer)
• Carson City, Douglas County, Washoe County, City of Henderson, City of Reno, City of Sparks, Carson City School District, Lincoln County School District, Nye County School District and White Pine School District: Has Impact/Cannot be determined
• City of Las Vegas: $50,000 (Assumption based on last three years of contract bid awards)
• Washoe County School District: $147,502 (assumption based on previous contracts)

AB300 (Extends time to apply for vocational rehabilitation for injured employees): $2,977,713

• Nevada System of Higher Education: $170,753 (expected doubling of costs)
• Department of Administration: $1,500,000 (anticipated cost for higher claims)
• City of Las Vegas: $200,000 (estimated doubling of costs)
• City of Sparks: $150,000 (“rough estimate” of cost increase)
• Carson City: $124,000 (estimated cost if another employee enrolls in vocational rehabilitation)
• Churchill County: $4,160 (estimated cost to worker’s compensation insurance premiums)
• Clark County: $530,000 (expected cost from doubling vocational rehabilitation time)
• Douglas County School District: $100,000 (expected doubling of costs)
• Lyon County School District: $98,800 (expected doubling of costs)
• Washoe County School District: $100,000 (expected doubling of costs)
• Washoe County, Nye County School District, White Pine School District: Has Impact/Cannot be determined

AB302 (Moves Division of Parole and Probation from Department of Public Safety to Department of Corrections): $5,833,743

• Nevada Department of Corrections: $3,553,243 (Requested addition of support staff to take on the 500 plus parole positions)
• Department of Public Safety: More thorough analysis needed, but estimated minimum impact to Highway Fund/other funding sources is roughly $2,280,500

AB303 (Barring use of private prisons, core correctional services can only be provided by state): $18,581,612

• Nevada Department of Corrections: $18,581,612 (loss of interstate compacts with prisoner housing, likely need for for construction of additional corrections facilities)

AB304 (Revises definition of autism): $20,000

• Douglas County School District: $20,000
• Clark County, Esmeralda County: Has Impact/Cannot be determined

AB309 (Requires state to employ a proportional percentage as statewide number of veterans and widows/widowers): $9,202

• Department of Administration: $9,202 (increase in programming hours to modify systems)

AB322 (Driver Authorization Cards for undocumented immigrants expire at same rate as standard driver’s licenses): $333,251 in revenue

• Department of Motor Vehicles, Management Services and Programs Division: $333,251 (projected raise in short-term fees)

AB325 (Creates the Task Force on the Modernization of State Government): $30,147

• Legislative Counsel Bureau: $30,147 (cost of study, meetings, notes that governor’s budget allocates $30 thousand for interim or statutory studies)

AB348 (changes sex ed requirements, including making it opt-out instead of opt-in): $1,019,740

• State Public Charter School Authority: $11,000 (estimated cost from 5 responding charter schools)
• Clark County School District: $263,000 (creation of curriculum, additional training, purchasing new text & materials)
• Douglas County School District: $722,500 (possible cost of new health materials)
• Lincoln County School District, Nye County School District, Pershing County School District: Has Impact/Cannot be Determined
• White Pine County School District: $15,240 (possible raise in textbook costs)
• Nevada Department of Education: $8,000 (travel, pay for substitutes)

AB366 (Creates four regional mental/behavioral health boards): $73,102

• Department of Health and Human Services, Public and Behavioral Health: $25,002 (meeting & transportation costs)
• Washoe County: $48,100 (potential minimum cost for staff support)

AB369 (Places certain crimes in jurisdiction of juvenile courts, removes some circumstances where children are charged as adults): $19,800,000

• Clark County: $19,800,000 (Would require construction of additional housing units to house juvenile offenders)
• Washoe County, White Pine County: Has Impact/Cannot be determined

AB383 (Mandates police be trained in constitutional and lawful use of force): $3,709,276

• Nevada Department of Agriculture: $5,724 (cost of training course)
• Washoe County: 123,400 (annual SAT training for sheriff’s department)
• City of Reno, Carson City: Has impact/Cannot be determined
• Nevada Department of Corrections: $3,293,520 (required personnel, training & equipment costs)
• Commission on Peace Officers’ Standards in Training: $286,632

AB402 (Exempts feminine hygiene products from sales & use tax): $69,897

• Office of Secretary of State: $69,897 (cost of placing question on ballot)
• Carson City, Churchill County, Clark County, Esmeralda County, Washoe County, City of Las Vegas, City of Reno, City of Sparks, Humboldt County School District, Lincoln County School District, Nye County School District, Washoe County School District, White Pine County School District: Has Impact/Cannot be determined

AB405 (Renewable Energy Bill of Rights, requirements for solar contracts): $3,737

• Office of the Governor: $3,737 (printing and mailing costs for 35,000 pamphlets)

AB408 (Places several ACA provisions in state law): $500,000

• Lyon County School District: $500,000 (funding through Medicaid eligible services provided by the district)
• Lincoln County School District, White Pine County School District and Carson City: Cannot be determined

AB409 (Makes various changes to Read by 3 program, including removing requirement that children who can’t read by grade 3 are held back): $2,971,772

• State Public Charter School Authority: $165,500 (required additional staffing for five schools)
• Carson City School District: $1,293,000 (required cost for 6 additional tutors, additional required staff to meet new requirements)
• Douglas County School District: $1,066,422 (professional development, additional staff and teachers required to meet requirements)
• White Pine County School: $446,850
• Lincoln County School District, Nye County School District, Washoe County School District: Has Impact/Cannot be determined

AB414 (Police have to electronically record interrogations for suspects accused of homicide or sexual assault): $25,790

• Nevada System of Higher Education: $25,790 (UNLV police services)
• Churchill County, White Pine County, City of Henderson, City of Reno and WAshoe County School District: Cannot be determined

AB436 (Loans for small businesses owned by women or minorities): $189,147

• Office of the Secretary of State: $189,147 (for personnel, operating expenses, equipment, and IT expenses)

AB449 (Establishes Public Lands Day, with free park admission): $80,790

• State Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, Division of State Parks: $80,790 (lost revenue from free admission)

AB469 (Places CCSD reorganization regulations in state law): $26,900,000

• Clark County School District: $26,900,000 (for a human capital management system, positions and consulting services)

SB90 (Creates a student loan refinancing program): $36,500,728

• Nevada System of Higher Education: $1,129,053 (additional material costs, one-to-five additional staff members)
• Commission on Postsecondary Education: $177,300 (mailing, printing and staffing)
• Department of Business and Industry: $35,194,725 (cost of issuing bonds and other related loan costs)

SB94 (Same day voter registration, pre-registration, expanded early voting hours): $1,511,445

• Washoe County: $151,000 (in staffing, extended registration, publications and election workers)
• Carson City: $379,045 (in additional staff, election workers, overtime, software enhancement, publications, and additional election supplies)
• Secretary of State: $100,000 (for voter registration database enhancements and hardware)
• City of Las Vegas, City of Reno and Pershing County: cannot be determined if there’s impact
• Douglas County: $88,900 (for the county share of a statewide real-time voter system that allows the county to process same day registration)
• Churchill County: $4,500 (for additional staff wage paid during voter registration)
• Clark County: $753,000 (for various expenses related to the extension of voter registration, same day voter registration, extended hours at permanent polling places and electronic sample ballots.)
• Esmeralda County and White Pine County: Has impact but cannot be determined.
• Elko County: $35,000

SB106 ($12 an hour minimum wage): $38,256,196

• Board of Examiners for Long Term Care Administrators, Department of Public Safety, Nevada System of Higher Education, Silver State Health Exchange, Department of Health and Human Services (Child and Family Services, Health Care Financing and Policy, Public and Behavioral Health, Welfare and Support Services): Cannot be determined
• Nevada Department of Taxation: Impact cannot be determined
• State Public Charter School Authority: $176,125
• Department of Employment, Training and Rehabilitation: $28,755,325 in revenue (greater contributions to unemployment insurance)
• City of Henderson, Churchill County School District, Lincoln County School District, Pershing County School District, White Pine School District: Cannot be determined
• Clark County: $623,495 (wage increases for part-time workers)
• Esmeralda County: $24,080 (wage increases for part-time workers)
• White Pine County: $912,489 (Impact of increased private sector wages, notes a “realistic estimate cannot be made at this time”)
• Carson City School District: $320,000 (forced raises to remain competitive with private market)
• Douglas County School District: $532,682 (salary raises for workers making less than $12 an hour)
• Lyon County School District: $6,912,000 (raises for low-wage employees)

SB121 (Creates an interim study on behavioral and cognitive care needs of the elderly): $5,993

• Legislative Counsel Bureau: $5,993 (Personnel, travel and operating expenses)

SB122 (Grants for family planning services): $3,260

• Department of Health and Human Services, Public and Behavioral Health: $3,260 (printing & mailing)

SB126 (Loans to small businesses owned by women): $474,416

• Nevada Governor’s Office of Economic Development: $464,416 (2 new staff, operating costs)
• Department of Business and Industry, Financial Institutions Division: No impact
• Department of Business and Industry: $10,000 (fees per bond)

SB136 (Creates a state Advisory Council on Palliative Care and Quality of Life): $80,160

• Department of Health and Human Services, Aging and Disability Services: $80,160

SB137 (Collects data on veterans, extends an account supporting veterans who have suffered sexual trauma): $128,706

• Nevada Department of Wildlife: $16,000 (to update forms to capture additional information about veterans)
• Department of Employment, Training and Rehabilitation: $94,300 (for modifications to the unemployment insurance system)
• Department of Administration: $18,406 (for computer programming costs to modify existing systems)

SB144 (Same-day voter registration, pre-register voters under 18): $877,176

• Department of Motor Vehicles, Management Services and Programs Division: $179,424 (for contract programming, postcards and postage and regulations)
• Clark County: $353,740
• Douglas County: $50,412
• Washoe County: $16,000 (for reprinting applications with updated language and notices sent to those who have pre-registered to vote)
• White Pine County: $47,100
• Esmeralda County: Has impact but not determined
• Office of the Secretary of State: $230,500 (to establish transmittal of voter registration data from all other voter registration agencies)

SB147 (Tax credits for employers who assist in finding/paying for daycare): $120,201

• Department of Taxation: $120,201 (requires additional support staff to manage new program)

SB153 (Need to pass a computer science class to get a high school diploma, internship pilot program): $1,498,114

• Carson City School District: $200,000 (to hire an additional teacher and provide training)
• Clark County School District: $120,320 (training and support for secondary teachers to teach the course)
• Douglas County School District: $162,116 (to hire a staff member to seek, place and monitor students in the internship program)
• Lincoln County School District: $60,000 (for teacher licensure, curriculum and time devoted to the requirement)
• Nye County School District: Cannot be determined
• Pershing County School District: $200,000 (to hire an additional teacher)
• Washoe County School District: $513,500 (materials for students)
• White Pine School District: $242,178 (for additional teachers and materials)

SB166 (Drug/alcohol abuse survey for public school kids): $105,400

• Nevada Department of Education: $65,000 (for survey costs)
• Douglas County School District: $38,400 (for twelve administrators who would require compensation for the administration of the survey at four hours per administrator)
• White Pine School District: $2,000 (for additional funding for staff professional development or other costs to address how staff will deal with the results of the surveys)
• Lincoln County School District: Has impact but cannot be determined
• Washoe County School District: Cannot be determined

SB178 (Weighted funding formula) $1,145,730,174

• Carson City School District: $22,700,000 (implementation of funding formula)
• Lyon County School District: $1,420,000 (additional reporting requirements)
• White Pine School District: $2,321,734 (implementation of funding formula)
• Douglas County School District, Pershing County School District and Washoe County School District: cannot be determined
• Humboldt County School District, Lincoln County School District and Nye County School District: has impact but cannot be determined
• Clark County School District: $716,675,804 (implementation of funding formula)
• Nevada Department of Education: $402,612,636 (implementation of funding formula)
• State Public Charter School Authority: May have impact but cannot be determined

SB188 (Expands transgender community discrimination protections): $3,000

• White Pine County: $3,000 (expected cost of new training)

SB192 (Expands hours of operation for mobile mental health units): $2,817,608

• Department of Health and Human Services, Public and Behavioral Health: $2,817,608 (additional costs for staffing to meet expanded hour requirements)

SB200 (Requires certain computer literacy/computer science education): $6,635,598

• State Public Charter School Authority: $5,280,000 (estimated cost provided by several charter schools)
• Carson City School District: $200,000 (required position filled at Pioneer HS)
• Clark County School District: $93,160 (training and support for teachers to learn computer science course)
• Douglas County School District: $567,410 (Required new hiring to meet needs)
• Lincoln County School District: $132,800 (Licensing, additional requirement cost)
• Lyon County School District: $12,500 (No explanation given)
• Nye County School District: Has Impact/Cannot be determined (estimated impact as high as $425,000)
• Pershing County School District: $200,000 (cost of a teacher for additional computer classes)
• Washoe County School District: Cannot be determined
• White Pine County School District: $141,728
• Nevada Department of Education: $8,000 (Travel, supply costs)

SB233 (Expands state Medicaid plan to include women’s health preventative services): $174,532,843

• Public Employees’ Benefits Program: $650,738 (expected cost in claims due to changes in bill)
• Department of Health and Human Services, Health Care Financing and Policy: $173,832,105 (Expected rise in cost of insurance plans due to expanded coverage levels)
• Carson City, Esmeralda County, Humboldt County, Washoe County, Douglas County School District, Humboldt County School District, Lincoln County School District, Pershing County School District, White Pine County School District: Has impact/Cannot be determined
• Churchill County: $50,000 (Expected rise in premium costs to cover expanded coverage)

SB241 (Creation of a STEM seal for high school graduation diplomas): $5,000

• Carson City School District: $1,000 (administration and testing costs)
• Clark County School District: $4,000 (to purchase the seals)

SB249 (Financial literacy education in public schools): $7,319,783

• State Public Charter School Authority: $4,578,968 (for additional teacher salaries and benefits, curriculum and practice development)
• Carson City School District: $360,000 (for two additional teachers)
• Douglas County School District: $290,500 (for training and instructional materials)
• Lincoln County School District and Nye County School District: Has impact but cannot be determined.
• Pershing County School District: $220,000 (for additional staffing and supplies)
• Washoe County School District: $492,350 (materials for financial literacy training)
• Nevada Department of Public Education: $1,377,965 (for an end-of-course assessment, textbooks, answer documents, ancillaries and shipping)

SB253 (Establishes accommodations for pregnant workers): $10,000

• Lyon County School District: $10,000 (new clerical requirements)
• Washoe County: Has impact but cannot be determined
• Douglas County School District: Cannot be determined

SB257 (Welfare for children): $4,256,137

• Department of Health and Human Services, Welfare and Supportive Services: $4,256,137 (due to certain increases in TANF payments, among other expenses)
• Washoe County: Has impact, but can’t be determined without further specifics

SB265 (Diabetes drug caps and pharma sales rep registration bill): $11,827,259

• Department of Health and Human Services, Public and Behavioral Health: $483,475 (for license fees, public facing system, licensure system, cost of regulations and personnel and operating expenses)
• Department of Health and Human Services, Health Care Financing and Policy: $8,289,260 (loss of supplemental drug rebates)
• Carson City and White Pine County: Has impact but cannot be determined
• Churchill County, Clark County, Douglas County, Washoe County, City of Reno, Humboldt County School District and White Pine School District: Cannot determine whether there is impact
• City of Sparks: $30,000 (increased prescription drug costs for the city’s self-funded health plan)
• Douglas County School District: $61,000 (extra costs since the district is self-insured)
• Washoe county School District: $600,000 (extra prescription drug costs to the district’s self-funded health plan)
• Public Employees’ Benefits Program: $2,363,524 (for rebates passed along to insured members)

SB303 (High stakes testing): $159,350

• Clark County School District and Nye County School District: Has impact but cannot be determined
• Lincoln County School District: $10,000 (administrative time for reporting at schools and at the district office)
• Lyon County School District: $5,500 (cost of staff time for collecting and providing information to the Nevada Department of Education)
• White Pine School District: Cannot be determined
• Nevada Department of Education: $143,850 (costs associated with building a stakeholder focus group, survey and report of the information and develop an implementation plan)

SB137 (Nevada workers/businesses first for contracts): $168,782

• Department of Administration: $118,784 (impact on the purchasing division, adding a full-time program officer)
• Douglas County, City of Henderson, City of Sparks, Lincoln County School District, Nye County School District, Pershing County School District and White Pine County School District: Cannot be determined
• Washoe County, City of Sparks: Has impact but cannot be determined
• City of Las Vegas: $50,000 (increases in award amounts for contracts per year)

SB325 (Medicaid and CHIP for non-citizen children): $39,318,756

• Department of Health and Human Services, Health Care Financing and Policy: $38,772,587 (for medical expenses)
• Department of Health and Human Services, Welfare and Supportive Services: $546,169 (in personnel, operating expenses, equipment and information systems)

SB357 (Apprenticeships): $8,010,000

• Nevada Department of Transportation: Cannot be determined
• Carson City, Churchill County and Nye County School District: Has impact but cannot be determined
• Clark County, Lincoln County School District, Washoe County School District and White Pine School District: Cannot be determined
• Douglas County: $10,000 (for staffing)
• City of Las Vegas: $8,000,000 (for a 4 percent cost increase based on potential increased wait time for a waiver as well as the reduced production rate of the craftsman assisting the apprentice)

SB391 (Nevada promise scholarships, community colleges): $2,120,732

• Office of the State Treasurer: $139,466 (for cost allocation)
• Nevada System of Higher Education: $1,981,266 (for professional salaries, classified salaries, operating and fringe expenses; just includes cost of staff to administer the Promise Program and not an estimate of the dollars needed to serve all students eligible for the scholarship.)
• Lincoln County School District: Has impact, but impact not stated.

SB407 (Creates a ‘Green Bank’ program): $267,346

• Office of the Governor: $267,346 (Requires one additional fiscal analyst, travel expenses & IT costs)

SJR6 ($12/hour minimum wage constitutional amendment): $7,609,181

• City of Las Vegas: has impactat least $761,000 (the city says that it has 691 hourly employees that would be affected by the bill, with possible secondary direct fiscal impacts, fiscal impacts from outside services in the private sector that work with the city and fiscal impacts from employers going out of business due to the minimum wage, reducing the city’s tax base.)
• City of Reno: $53,510 (due to additional wages)
• City of Sparks: has impact (but unable to estimate)
• Carson City: $66,000 (due to increases in current employees’ hourly rates)
• Clark County: $142,574 (due to the 115 part-time employees that make under $9 an hour)
• Churchill County: $13,500 (due to additional wages)
• Esmeralda County: no impact
• Humboldt County: no impact (because the county’s minimum wage is already above the dollar amount set forward in the legislation)
• Mineral County: $6,885 (due to minimal impacts on salaries and benefits for Senior Services Program staff)
• Washoe County: no impact (because Washoe County already pays $12.50 as its minimum wage)
• White Pine County: $951,210 (due to additional wages)
• Carson City School District: no impact, since all employees make more than $9/hr
• Clark County School District: $400,000 (due to additional wages)
• Douglas County School District: no impact until 2024
• Lyon County School District: $4,800,000
• Lincoln County School District: believes it will be an expense but it cannot be determined
• Pershing County School District: $200,000 (due to additional wages)
• Nye County School District: says that it will have a $315,000 impact, but do not specify for what reason or over what time period.
• Washoe County School District: $0 (until 2022)
• White Pine School District: $0 for the current biennium (but expects impacts in future biennia as far as salaries)
• Department of Employment, Training and Rehabilitation: $0 for the current biennium (but future impacts expected due to wage increases and possible increased costs of operating a business leading to loss of service providers or changes in fee schedules)
• All state agencies: $0 (for at least the current biennium)
• Boards and commissions: $0 (either due to no fiscal impact or being unable to calculate fiscal impact)
• State Public Charter School Authority: $214,502 (though that number is only based on information from ten independent charter schools and does not include projected costs for the remaining fourteen sponsored high schools)