EXPLANATION – Matter in bolded italics is new; matter between brackets [omitted material] is material to be omitted. Green numbers along left margin indicate location on the printed bill (e.g., 5-15 indicates page 5, line 15).

1-1 Section 1. The following state officers and employees in the

1-2 unclassified service of the State of Nevada are entitled to receive annual

1-3 salaries of not more than the approximate maximum amounts set forth

1-4 following their specified titles or positions:

1-5 Approximate

1-6 Annual

1-7 Title or Position Salary

1-8 1. Chief Ombudsman for Consumer Health Assistance $92,914

1-9 Ombudsman for Consumer Health Assistance (each) 63,539

1-10 2. Office of the Lieutenant Governor:

1-11 Chief of Staff $47,380

1-12 Assistant to the Lieutenant Governor (each) 42,230

1-13 Executive Secretary 30,913

1-14 Administrative Secretary (each) 28,578

1-15 3. Office of the Secretary of State:

1-16 Chief Deputy $63,702

2-1

2-2 Coordinator, Corporate Filing 48,410

2-3 Deputy Secretary of State, Securities 63,702

2-4 Deputy Secretary of State, Elections 46,350

2-5 4. Office of the State Treasurer:

2-6 Chief Deputy State Treasurer $74,509

2-7 Deputy State Treasurer, Operations 65,920

2-8 Deputy State Treasurer, Investments 65,920

2-9 Deputy State Treasurer, Cash Management 65,920

2-10 Administrative Assistant 41,611

2-11 5. Office of Controller:

2-12 Chief Deputy Controller $74,509

2-13 Assistant Controller 56,650

2-14 6. Office of the Attorney General:

2-15 (a) Attorney General’s Office:

2-16 Assistant Attorney General $93,510

2-17 Attorney General Counsel for Prosecuting Attorneys,
2-18 Executive Director 67,095

2-19 Solicitor General 88,653

2-20 Ombudsman for Victims of Domestic Violence 42,793

2-21 Assistant Solicitor General 77,051

2-22 Chief Deputy Attorney General—Las Vegas 88,653

2-23 Chief Deputy Attorney General (each) 84,596

2-24 Children’s Advocate 77,051

2-25 Senior Deputy Attorney General (each) 77,051

2-26 Deputy Attorney General (each) 67,095

2-27 Chief, Medicaid Fraud Unit 80,728

2-28 Chief Investigator 52,423

2-29 Senior Investigator (each) 46,775

2-30 Investigator (each) 44,370

2-31 Administrative Assistant 41,611

2-32 Supervisor, Office Services 53,461

2-33 Legal Researcher (each) 30,207

2-34 Legal Researcher 35,950

2-35 Senior Legal Researcher (each) 35,598

2-36 Chief Deputy Attorney General Workers’ Comp Fraud 84,596

2-37 Executive Director, Technological Crimes 39,127

2-38 Secretary to the Director, Technological Crimes 30,275

2-39 Legal Researcher, Gaming 33,554

2-40 Executive Secretary 37,080

2-41 Capital Case Coordinator 67,095

2-42 Supervising Insurance Fraud Investigator 46,775

2-43 Insurance Investigator (each) 44,370

2-44 Chief Workers’ Compensation Fraud Investigator 53,461

3-1

3-2 Deputy Chief Workers’ Compensation Fraud Investigator 49,929

3-3 Senior Workers’ Compensation Fraud Investigator (each) 46,775

3-4 Crime Prevention Coordinator 36,985

3-5 (b) Bureau of Consumer Protection:

3-6 Senior Investigator 46,775

3-7 Senior Engineer 68,808

3-8 Economist 66,054

3-9 Senior Legal Researcher 35,598

3-10 Legal Researcher 30,207

3-11 Senior Regulatory Analyst 64,299

3-12 Investigator (each) 44,370

3-13 Administrative Assistant 35,598

3-14 Chief Deputy Attorney General 84,596

3-15 Regulatory Analyst 55,150

3-16 Program Specialist 42,702

3-17 Technical Staff Manager 68,868

3-18 Deputy Attorney General (each) 67,095

3-19 Engineer 62,042

3-20 Senior Deputy Attorney General (each) 77,051

3-21 (c) Private Investigators Licensing Board:

3-22 Executive Director 48,186

3-23 Investigator 44,370

3-24 7. Department of Administration:

3-25 Director $92,914

3-26 Deputy Budget Administrator 79,568

3-27 Chief, Internal Audits 81,300

3-28 Manager, Internal Controls 68,868

3-29 Chief Assistant Budget Administrator 59,440

3-30 Senior Appeals Officer 84,596

3-31 Appeals Officer, Hearings (each) 77,051

3-32 Hearing Officer (each) 51,121

3-33 Chief Assistant, Planning 61,460

3-34 Director, Clear Creek 41,440

3-35 Administrator, Motor Pool 54,523

3-36 Manager, State Public Works Board 87,550

3-37 Deputy Manager, State Public Works Board 71,070

3-38 Deputy Manager, State Public Works Board 74,915

3-39 8. Department of Business and Industry:

3-40 Director $92,914

3-41 Deputy Director 52,769

3-42 Commissioner of Financial Institutions 69,620

3-43 Deputy Commissioner, Financial Institutions (each) 58,784

3-44 Ombudsman, Real Estate 44,700

4-1

4-2 Certified Public Accountant, Financial Institutions 51,014

4-3 Administrator, Manufactured Housing 55,922

4-4 Administrator, Real Estate 56,828

4-5 Deputy Administrator, Real Estate 46,974

4-6 Administrator, Unclaimed Property 52,266

4-7 Chief, Consumer Services 79,080

4-8 Commissioner, Consumer Affairs 58,354

4-9 Administrator, Housing 66,305

4-10 Deputy Administrator, Housing 55,575

4-11 Chief Assistant, Housing 42,615

4-12 Chief Accountant, Housing 58,695

4-13 Commissioner, Insurance 80,343

4-14 Deputy Commissioner, Insurance (each) 56,780

4-15 Lead Actuary, Insurance 95,000

4-16 Administrator, Office for Hospital Patients 40,575

4-17 Taxicab Administrator 61,038

4-18 Transportation Services Authority:

4-19 Chairman, Transportation Services Authority 86,084

4-20 Chief Transportation Inspector 58,331

4-21 Commissioner, Transportation Services Authority (each) 80,718

4-22 Financial Analyst 61,544

4-23 Manager, Transportation 64,927

4-24 Deputy Commissioner 66,681

4-25 Administrative Attorney 45,894

4-26 Administrator, Industrial Relations 75,858

4-27 Assistant Administrator, Industrial Relations 67,057

4-28 Attorney, Industrial Relations (each) 67,095

4-29 Senior Attorney, Industrial Relations 77,051

4-30 Assistant Administrator, Industrial Insurance Regulation 64,927

4-31 Assistant Administrator, Industrial Safety and Health
4-32 Enforcement 61,040

4-33 Assistant Administrator, Preventative Safety 61,040

4-34 Assistant Administrator, Mine Inspection 57,391

4-35 Attorney for Injured Workers 84,596

4-36 Deputy Attorney for Injured Workers 73,566

4-37 Deputy Attorney for Injured Workers (each) 62,830

4-38 Deputy Attorney for Injured Workers (each) 73,566

4-39 Commissioner, Employee-Management Relations Board 55,525

4-40 Secretary, Employee-Management Relations Board 33,000

4-41 Executive Director, State Dairy Commission 58,533

4-42 Labor Commissioner 54,273

4-43 Deputy Labor Commissioner 35,722

4-44 Chief Assistant Labor Commissioner 30,456

5-1

5-2 Executive Director, Athletic Commission 70,833

5-3 Chairman, Committee on Employment of People with
5-4 Disabilities 51,355

5-5 9. State Department of Agriculture:

5-6 Administrator, Agriculture $74,160

5-7 Assistant Administrator, Agriculture 55,000

5-8 Chief, Agriculture, Brand Inspection 50,504

5-9 Chief, Agriculture, Veterinary Services 82,642

5-10 Chief, Weights and Measures 58,600

5-11 Chief, Agriculture, Plant Industry 67,357

5-12 10. Commission on Mineral Resources:

5-13 Administrator, Minerals $74,607

5-14 Deputy Administrator, Minerals 59,686

5-15 Program Assistant, Minerals 29,246

5-16 Chief for Dangerous Mines 48,875

5-17 Chief for (mine) Regulation 48,875

5-18 Field Specialist, Minerals (each) 43,869

5-19 11. State Department of Conservation and Natural Resources:

5-20 Director $92,914

5-21 Assistant Director 73,566

5-22 Administrator, Environmental Protection 86,084

5-23 State Engineer (Water Resources) 86,084

5-24 State Forester Firewarden 74,607

5-25 Administrator, State Parks 71,953

5-26 Administrator, State Lands 66,483

5-27 District Supervisor, Water Commissioners, Water
5-28 Resources 51,651

5-29 Executive Director, Wild Horse Commission 41,863

5-30 Administrator, Water Planning 67,121

5-31 Administrator, Wildlife 73,290

5-32 12. Commission on Economic Development:

5-33 Executive Director $82,068

5-34 Deputy Director 65,312

5-35 Senior Associate, Industrial Development (each) 55,150

5-36 Associate, Industrial Development (each) 48,507

5-37 Grant Project Analyst (each) 42,115

5-38 Director, Film 62,202

5-39 Senior Associate, Film 55,150

5-40 Associate, Film (each) 48,507

5-41 Program Specialist (each) 42,702

5-42 13. Department of Education:

5-43 Superintendent of Public Instruction $92,914

6-1

6-2 Deputy Superintendent of Instruction, Research and
6-3 Evaluative Services 74,489

6-4 Deputy Superintendent for Administrative and Fiscal
6-5 Services 70,942

6-6 14. Department of Employment, Training and Rehabilitation:

6-7 Director, Employment, Training and Rehabilitation $92,914

6-8 Administrator, Rehabilitation Division 71,164

6-9 Chief Auditor 67,095

6-10 Chief, Services to the Blind 61,291

6-11 Chief, Vocational Rehabilitation 61,291

6-12 Administrator, Employment Security 76,501

6-13 Director, State Job Training Office 57,391

6-14 Executive Director, Equal Rights Commission 61,167

6-15 15. State Gaming Control Board:

6-16 Chairman, Gaming Control Board $103,810

6-17 Member, Gaming Control Board (each) 96,526

6-18 Chief, Investigation 70,373

6-19 Chief, Enforcement 70,373

6-20 Chief, Audit 70,373

6-21 Chief, Corporate Securities 70,373

6-22 Chief, Tax and License 70,373

6-23 Chief, Administration 70,373

6-24 Chief Deputy, Administration 63,917

6-25 Executive Secretary, Gaming Commission 63,917

6-26 Manager, Electronics Lab 70,373

6-27 Chief, Electronics Services 82,000

6-28 Electronics Engineer (each) 67,766

6-29 Electronic Lab Engineer (each) 67,766

6-30 Coordinator, Application Services 62,110

6-31 Chief Deputy, Enforcement (each) 63,917

6-32 Network Specialist II 53,975

6-33 Network Specialist 53,975

6-34 Data Management Analyst 57,799

6-35 System Manager 64,731

6-36 Programming Manager 64,731

6-37 Programming Supervisor (each) 61,835

6-38 Chief Deputy, Audit (each) 63,917

6-39 Chief Deputy, Investigations (each) 63,917

6-40 Chief Deputy, Corporate Securities (each) 63,917

6-41 Hearings Officer (each) 57,799

6-42 Administrative Coordinator 56,815

6-43 Supervisor, Investigations (each) 56,815

6-44 Supervisor, Enforcement (each) 56,815

7-1

7-2 Supervisor, Corporate Securities (each) 56,815

7-3 Supervisor, Audit (each) 56,815

7-4 Supervisor, Tax and License (each) 56,815

7-5 Supervisor (each) 56,815

7-6 Management Analyst (each) 54,877

7-7 District Office Manager (each) 57,799

7-8 Senior Agent, Corporate Securities (each) 51,263

7-9 Senior Agent, Investigation (each) 51,263

7-10 Training Officer 57,799

7-11 Senior Agent, Audit (each) 51,263

7-12 Senior Agent, Tax and License (each) 51,263

7-13 Senior Research Specialist (each) 61,335

7-14 Senior Agent, Enforcement (each) 51,263

7-15 Intelligence Analyst (each) 51,263

7-16 Agent, Corporate Securities (each) 45,710

7-17 Agent, Audit (each) 45,710

7-18 Agent, Investigations (each) 45,710

7-19 Agent, Enforcement (each) 45,710

7-20 Agent, Research (each) 45,710

7-21 Agent, Tax and License (each) 45,710

7-22 Electronics Technician (each) 43,903

7-23 Research Specialist 61,335

7-24 Programmer Analyst (each) 51,612

7-25 Special Agent (each) 55,177

7-26 Agent (each) 45,710

7-27 16. Department of Human resources:

7-28 Director $93,310

7-29 Deputy Director 74,509

7-30 Administrator, Health Care Financing and Policy 83,554

7-31 Deputy Administrator, Health Care Financing and Policy 73,567

7-32 Deputy Administrator, Medicaid 73,567

7-33 Administrator, Health 76,500

7-34 Chief, Alcohol and Drug Abuse 61,291

7-35 Medical Program Coordinator, Mental Health Program 142,861

7-36 Medical Program Coordinator, Statewide Mental Health
7-37 Services 153,470

7-38 Administrator, Mental Health and Developmental
7-39 Services 90,640

7-40 Deputy Administrator, Mental Health and Developmental
7-41 Services 76,788

7-42 State Welfare Administrator 87,550

7-43 Administrator, Child and Family Services 78,280

7-44 Deputy Administrator, Child and Family Services (each) 69,771

8-1

8-2 Administrator, Aging Services 61,416

8-3 Deputy Administrator, Aging Services (Las Vegas) 55,650

8-4 Deputy Administrator, Aging Services (Carson City) 55,650

8-5 Chief, Elder Rights 53,519

8-6 Superintendent, Youth Training Center 66,950

8-7 Superintendent, Caliente Youth Center 64,730

8-8 Executive Director, Nevada Indian Commission 51,121

8-9 17. Department of Information Technology:

8-10 Director $92,914

8-11 Chief, Systems and Programming 77,272

8-12 Chief, Facility Management 77,272

8-13 NOMADS Project Executive 125,000

8-14 18. Office of the Military:

8-15 Adjutant General $78,964

8-16 19. Department of Motor Vehicles and Public Safety:

8-17 Director $92,914

8-18 Deputy Director, Motor Vehicles 88,268

8-19 Deputy Director, Public Safety 88,268

8-20 Chief Parole and Probation Officer 80,904

8-21 Chairman, Board of Parole Commissioners 77,822

8-22 Parole Board Member (each) 61,800

8-23 Secretary to Parole Board 44,808

8-24 Chief, Emergency Management 59,670

8-25 State Fire Marshal 62,920

8-26 20. Department of Museums, Library and Arts:

8-27 Director $78,050

8-28 Administrator, Museums and History 66,334

8-29 21. Department of Personnel:

8-30 Director $78,050

8-31 Equal Employment Opportunity Officer 53,668

8-32 22. Department of Prisons:

8-33 Director $92,914

8-34 Medical Director 144,200

8-35 Mental Health Coordinator 142,861

8-36 23. Office of the State Public Defender:

8-37 State Public Defender $84,596

8-38 Supervising Public Defender (office) 77,051

8-39 Supervising Public Defender (trial) (each) 73,566

8-40 Supervising Public Defender (appeals) (each) 73,566

8-41 Deputy Public Defender (each) 62,830

8-42 Deputy Public Defender, Appellate (each) 62,830

8-43 Investigator (each) 44,370

9-1 24. Public Utilities Commission of Nevada:

9-2 Chairman 86,084

9-3 Public Utilities Commissioner (each) 80,718

9-4 Financial Analyst (each) 61,544

9-5 Staff Counsel 80,728

9-6 Assistant Staff Counsel (each) 77,051

9-7 Director, Consumer Complaint Resolution 53,587

9-8 General Counsel 80,728

9-9 Manager, Safety 71,738

9-10 Supervising Administrative Attorney 52,643

9-11 Manager, Systems Operation 61,544

9-12 Manager, Small Utilities 61,544

9-13 Public Education and Information Officer (each) 50,387

9-14 Administrative Attorney (each) 46,837

9-15 Utility Rate and Tariff Specialist 49,132

9-16 Manager, Regulatory Policy 74,160

9-17 Engineer, Water (each) 61,544

9-18 Engineer, Electric (each) 64,676

9-19 Senior Gas Pipeline Engineer 64,928

9-20 Engineer, Gas Pipeline 61,544

9-21 Senior Engineering Analyst 55,150

9-22 Manager, Financial Analysis 71,738

9-23 Director, Regulatory Operations 79,310

9-24 Manager, Rates and Tariffs 66,277

9-25 Specialist, Rates and Tariffs 53,144

9-26 Senior Analyst (each) 55,150

9-27 Manager, Consumer Complaint Resolution 49,759

9-28 Manager, Resource Analysis 66,681

9-29 Commission Secretary 70,000

9-30 Regulatory Economist (each) 66,054

9-31 Commission Policy Advisory (each) 67,910

9-32 Senior Utility Analyst (each) 55,150

9-33 Resource Planning Engineer 61,544

9-34 Assistant General Counsel (each) 77,051

9-35 Legal Case Manager 43,043

9-36 25. Department of Taxation:

9-37 Executive Director $92,914

9-38 Deputy Executive Director (each) 66,648

9-39 26. Commission on Tourism:

9-40 Executive Director $82,068

9-41 Public Information Officer 60,259

9-42 Business Manager 53,461

9-43 Development Specialist II, Tourism 58,470

10-1

10-2 Development Specialist, Tourism (each) 54,898

10-3 Project Analyst, Tourism 42,115

10-4 Development Specialist, Nevada Magazine 48,632

10-5 Editor Publisher, Nevada Magazine 66,431

10-6 Associate Editor 36,472

10-7 Managing Editor, Publications 51,064

10-8 Market and Promotion Manager, Publications 36,472

10-9 Production Manager 41,162

10-10 Art Director 43,493

10-11 Advertising Sales Representative 27,547

10-12 27. Department of Transportation:

10-13 Director $92,914

10-14 Deputy Director 87,970

10-15 Hearings Officer 55,150

10-16 28. Supreme Court:

10-17 Supervisory Staff Attorney (each) $93,510

10-18 Deputy Supervisory Staff Attorney 80,728

10-19 Counsel to the Chief Justice 80,728

10-20 Chief Clerk 93,510

10-21 Chief Deputy Clerk 51,834

10-22 Court Administrator 82,000

10-23 Deputy Court Administrator (each) 67,500

10-24 Principal Staff Attorney (each) 73,566

10-25 Staff Attorney (each) 67,095

10-26 Law Librarian 69,503

10-27 Senior Law Clerk (each) 43,390

10-28 29. Colorado River Commission:

10-29 Director $99,329

10-30 Deputy Director 87,524

10-31 Special Assistant 66,306

10-32 Division Head, Power 90,000

10-33 Division Head, Water 90,000

10-34 Administrative Services Officer 90,000

10-35 30. WICHE:

10-36 Director $55,620

10-37 31. Commission on Judicial Discipline:

10-38 General Counsel $105,951

10-39 32. Ethics Commission:

10-40 Executive Director $70,450

10-41 Counsel, Ethics Commission 67,095

10-42 33. Public Employees Health Program:

10-43 Executive Director $90,000

10-44 Executive Assistant 52,000

11-1 Quality Control Officer 67,000

11-2 Operations Officer 75,000

11-3 Accounting Officer 65,000

11-4 Information Technology Systems Officer 68,000

11-5 34. Veterans’ Services:

11-6 Director, Veterans’ Home $69,978

11-7 Deputy Administrator, Veterans’ Home 56,983

11-8 Nevada Commissioner for Veteran Services 51,552

11-9 Nevada Deputy Commissioner for Veteran Services 42,230

11-10 35. Peace Officers Standards and Training:

11-11 Executive Director $64,090

11-12 Sec. 2. 1. If any unclassified position is omitted from this act for the

11-13 fiscal years 1999-2000 and 2000-2001, the Department of Personnel shall

11-14 examine the duties and responsibilities of the position and submit to the

11-15 Interim Finance Committee a list of those duties and responsibilities and a

11-16 recommended salary for the position. The Interim Finance Committee shall

11-17 review the duties and responsibilities of the position and establish the salary

11-18 for the position.

11-19 2. The Interim Finance Committee may establish the title and salary for

11-20 any positions affected by reorganization pursuant to legislation enacted by

11-21 the 70th session of the Nevada Legislature.

11-22 Sec. 3. 1. There is hereby appropriated from the State General Fund

11-23 to the State Board of Examiners for reimbursement to any department,

11-24 commission or agency of the State of Nevada, including the Judicial

11-25 Branch of Government, which receives part or all of its funding from the

11-26 State General Fund, for the difference between the maximum amount

11-27 allowed in sections 1 and 2 of this act and the amount budgeted for that

11-28 purpose:

11-29 For the fiscal year 1999-2000 $78,979

11-30 For the fiscal year 2000-2001 $78,979

11-31 2. There is hereby appropriated from the State Highway Fund to the

11-32 State Board of Examiners for reimbursement to a state agency which

11-33 receives part or all of its funding from the State Highway Fund, for the

11-34 difference between the maximum amount allowed in sections 1 and 2 of

11-35 this act and the amount budgeted for that purpose:

11-36 For the fiscal year 1999-2000 $11,700

11-37 For the fiscal year 2000-2001 $11,700

11-38 Sec. 4. 1. The State Gaming Control Board may adopt a plan to

11-39 authorize additional payments of up to $5,000 annually for unclassified

11-40 employees who possess a current Nevada Certified Public Accountant

11-41 Certificate, a license to practice law in the State of Nevada or any other

11-42 state, or are in a qualifying position as electronic laboratory engineer and

11-43 possess a Bachelor of Science or higher degree in engineering, electronic

12-1 engineering, or computer science and utilize, in the opinion of the board,

12-2 the skills evidenced by these qualifications to further enhance the

12-3 performance of their job duties and responsibilities.

12-4 2. There is hereby appropriated from the State General Fund to the

12-5 State Board of Examiners the sum of $177,500 for the fiscal year 1999-

12-6 2000 and $177,500 for the fiscal year 2000-2001 for the additional cost of

12-7 subsection 1 of this section.

12-8 Sec. 5. The money appropriated for fiscal years 1999-2000 and 2000-

12-9 2001, in sections 3 and 4 of this act is available for both fiscal years 1999-

12-10 2000 and 2000-2001, and may be transferred from one fiscal year to the

12-11 other with the approval of the Governor upon recommendation of the Chief

12-12 of the Budget Division of the Department of Administration. Any balance

12-13 of that money must not be committed for expenditure after June 30, 2001,

12-14 and reverts to the fund from which it was appropriated as soon as all

12-15 payments of money committed have been made.

12-16 Sec. 6. 1. Employees filling the following positions in the classified

12-17 service may receive annual salaries not to exceed the following specified

12-18 amounts, effective July 1, 1999:

12-19 Approximate

12-20 Annual

12-21 Title or Position Salary

12-22 Senior Physician (Range A) $104,259

12-23 Senior Physician (Range B) 113,120

12-24 Senior Physician (Range C) 117,259

12-25 Senior Psychiatrist (Range A) 113,120

12-26 Senior Psychiatrist (Range B) 117,258

12-27 Senior Psychiatrist (Range C) 133,293

12-28 State Health Officer (Range A) 117,258

12-29 State Health Officer (Range B) 119,459

12-30 State Health Officer (Range C) 121,665

12-31 Senior Institutional Dentist (Range A) 92,463

12-32 Senior Institutional Dentist (Range B) 104,324

12-33 Medical Director (State laboratory) 117,258

12-34 Veterinary Diagnostician 67,725

12-35 Senior Veterinary Diagnostician 70,342

12-36 Veterinary Supervisor (Animal Disease Laboratory) 73,099

12-37 2. As used in this section, a Senior Psychiatrist (Range B) is a

12-38 Psychiatrist eligible for certification by the American Board of Psychiatry.

12-39 A Senior Psychiatrist (Range C) is a Psychiatrist certified by the American

13-1 Board of Psychiatry and Neurology. A Senior Psychiatrist (Range A) is a

13-2 Psychiatrist not so certified or eligible.

13-3 3. The maximum annual salary for the positions listed in subsection 1,

13-4 except those whose salaries have been retained, must be adjusted effective

13-5 July 1, 1999, and July 1, 2000, by the same percentage increase provided

13-6 for state employees generally.

13-7 Sec. 7. This act becomes effective on July 1, 1999.