This week, Governor Sisolak signed Emergency Directive 050, which expands the mask exception for large indoor events to now include conventions within counties that have “substantial” or “high” COVID-19 transmission if all attendees are vaccinated. This policy expansion gives an option for convention organizers to choose between requiring masks indoors for all attendees, regardless of vaccination status, or ensuring that all attendees are vaccinated, in which case fully-vaccinated attendees can remove their masks. This is not a requirement to show proof of vaccination to attend a convention. It is an optional exception to the mask requirement if the convention operator chooses to require proof of vaccination for all attendees. More guidance regarding this new directive can be found HERE.
On September 1st, the Clark County School District held a marathon 8-hour meeting to discuss mandating the COVID-19 vaccine for employees. The vote was 5-1 in favor, but the plan remains subject to negotiations with employee bargaining groups. With 320,000 students, CCSD is the 5th largest school district in the country.
CCSD Board of School Trustees Meeting Recap
Updates from the Governor’s Office
Governor Sisolak, Nevada officials take whole-of-government approach to Caldor Fire
Governor Sisolak Declares State of Emergency in response to Caldor Fire
Federal Updates
Cortez Masto Leads Federal Push to Secure Funding For Innovation Research in Nevada
Cortez Masto & Rosen Urge VA to Address Impact of Afghanistan Withdrawal on Veterans’ Mental Health
Cortez Masto Statement on the U.S. Military Withdrawal from Afghanistan
Rosen Applauds Over $135 Million in Broadband Funding She Helped Secure for Nevada
Rep. Titus Pushes For Nurse Act In Reconciliation Package
Rep. Titus Statement On Supreme Court Ruling On Eviction Moratorium
Congressman Horsford Votes to Pass FY2022 Defense Budget with Key Wins for Nevada
Congressman Horsford Speaks Out Against Texas Abortion Ban
Agency and Local Government Updates
Southern Nevada Health District COVID-19 Update
Reminder: Federal Pandemic Unemployment Benefits & Extensions Expire September 4, 2021
Attorney General Ford Announces Confirmation of Opioids Manufacture Purdue Pharma’s Bankruptcy Plan
Attorney General Ford Releases Statement on Texas Abortion Law
Secretary Cegavske Announces Slight Increase in Active Registered Voters in August
GOED: Western States Rail Coalition To Address Supply Chain Issues
Nevada Gaming Control Board Statement Regarding Labor Day Weekend
City Of Las Vegas Offers ‘Toys For Tickets’ Program
Articles of Interest
More Texans could seek abortions in Nevada following new Texas six-week ban (NV Independent)
South Lake Tahoe casinos begin closing gaming operations as Caldor Fire intensifies (NV Independent)
OSHA teams with Mexican Consulate to prevent labor abuses in NV construction (NV Current)
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