Nevada § 231.055 - Office of Economic Development: Provision of support for Board, regional development authorities and private sector to encourage economic development; coordination and oversight of all economic development in Nevada; assistance in marketing of vacant or decommissioned assets of electric utilities; development and implementation of programs to provide customized workforce development services; preparation of lists of authorized providers of workforce recruitment, assessment and training; participation in and administration of federal programs

Full text of Nevada Nevada Revised Statutes § 231.055 — Office of Economic Development: Provision of support for Board, regional development authorities and private sector to encourage economic development; coordination and oversight of all economic development in Nevada; assistance in marketing of vacant or decommissioned assets of electric utilities; development and implementation of programs to provide customized workforce development services; preparation of lists of authorized providers of workforce recruitment, assessment and training; participation in and administration of federal programs, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.

§ 231.055. Office of Economic Development: Provision of support for Board, regional development authorities and private sector to encourage economic development; coordination and oversight of all economic development in Nevada; assistance in marketing of vacant or decommissioned assets of electric utilities; development and implementation of programs to provide customized workforce development services; preparation of lists of authorized providers of workforce recruitment, assessment and training; participation in and administration of federal programs

Under the direction of the Executive Director, the Office: 1. Shall provide administrative and technical support to the Board. 2. Shall support the efforts of the Board, the regional development authorities designated

by the Executive Director pursuant to subsection 4 of NRS 231.053 and the private sector to encourage the creation and expansion of businesses in Nevada

and the relocation of businesses to Nevada. 3. Shall coordinate and oversee all economic development programs in this State to

ensure that such programs are consistent with the State Plan for Economic Development

developed by the Executive Director pursuant to subsection 2 of NRS 231.053 , including, without limitation: (a) Coordinating the economic development activities of agencies of this State, local

governments in this State and local and regional organizations for economic development

to avoid duplication of effort or conflicting efforts; (b) Working with local, state and federal authorities to streamline the process for

obtaining abatements, financial incentives, grants, loans and all necessary permits,

licenses and registrations for the creation or expansion of businesses in Nevada or

the relocation of businesses to Nevada; and (c) Reviewing, analyzing and making recommendations for the approval or disapproval

of applications for abatements, financial incentives, development resources, and grants

and loans of money provided by the Office. 4. Shall, upon request, assist an electric utility with the marketing of vacant or

decommissioned assets for sale and redevelopment pursuant to NRS 704.734 . 5. Shall, in consultation with the Nevada System of Higher Education, the Department

of Employment, Training and Rehabilitation, the Department of Education and any other

person or entity which the Executive Director determines is appropriate, develop and

implement one or more programs to provide customized workforce development services

to persons that create and expand businesses in Nevada and relocate businesses to

Nevada. 6. Shall prepare a list of authorized providers that are eligible to provide programs

of workforce recruitment, assessment and training pursuant to NRS 231.1467 . 7. May: (a) Participate in any federal programs for economic development that are consistent

with the State Plan for Economic Development developed by the Executive Director pursuant

to subsection 2 of NRS 231.053 ; and (b) When practicable and authorized by federal law, act as the agency of this State

to administer such federal programs.

Source: official Nevada text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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