Nevada’s Future Is
Bigger Than Politics
Delivered the single largest education investment in state history – $2 billion in new funding – which equates to over $2,000 more per student.
Expanded community behavioral health centers, which create new clinics across Nevada in underserved areas; invested in juvenile mental health services; and signed legislation to increase the reimbursement rates in areas of acute need, especially in mental health services.
Supported construction of Nevada’s first stand-alone children’s hospital – Intermountain Healthcare.
Delivered permanent pay raises for teachers.
Restored funding for the Read by Grade 3 program to give kids the foundation they need.
Added 6,500 new rental homes in the Nevada Housing Division pipeline, which will help ease the housing supply shortage over the next 2 to 5 years.
Championed and signed the Nevada Housing Access and Attainability Act, investing $183 million to create new housing for middle-income families and essential workers.
Broke ground on a transformative homelessness center to provide services and shelter for vulnerable Nevadans.
Oversaw the authorization of $1 billion in bonding authority to develop and preserve more than 5,500 rental homes and an additional $900 million in bonding authority to support over 3,300 new Nevada homeowners.