State Agencies are Required to Solicit Public Comments for Documents that Impact the General Public

State agencies are required to solicit public comments for their documents that will impact the general public. The public comment period is intended to promote transparency by having a forum for stakeholders and community members to provide feedback and recommendations. Agencies are required to consider those comments prior to submitting disseminating the final documents to the public. We are currently asking for public comment on the documents below. The public comment timeframe will be 30 days from the date it is posted on this website.

• When composing your comments, please support your comments with substantiated data, facts, and clear opinions. When possible, provide your first-hand experience in your comment.
• Clearly identify the section within the document that you are commenting on and include the section number. Although comments should be clear and concise, there is no minimum or maximum length for an effective comment.
• If you disagree with an aspect of the document, suggest an alternative and include an explanation and/or analysis of how the alternative might meet the same objective or be more effective.
• Include pros and cons and trade-offs in your comment. Consider other points of view and respond to them with your views. Include examples of how the proposed document would impact your life and work positively or negatively.

The Department of Administration would like to thank you in advance for taking your time to review and comment on these Draft Documents. You can submit your comments via email to DeptAdmin@admin.nv.gov.

August 24, 2026:   The Mail Services Division is requesting the public comment on a publication of the Mail Service Division Language Access Plan, you can view the document below.  Please reply to the Mail Services Division at MailServices@admin.nv.gov if you have any comments on the document.

This notice will expire in 30 days,  September 23, 2026