Board amends State Administrative Manual to prohibit short-term home rental bookings for travel reimbursement
October 15, 2025 | BOE State of Nevada, Constitutional Entities/Officers, Organizations, Executive, Nevada
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The State Board of Examiners approved proposed changes to the State Administrative Manual, chapter 200 (travel), at its Oct. 14, 2025 meeting, board staff said.
Board staff presented amendments pursuant to NRS 353.04 (as read on the record) that prohibit the use of short-term home rental services for state travel. After staff read the modification, a motion to approve the change was made and passed by voice vote. No additional implementation timeline or transitional guidance was read into the public record.
Board staff noted the modification specifically addresses travel policy in chapter 200 of the State Administrative Manual. The transcript does not include the policy language verbatim; the revised manual should be consulted for precise instructions and any grandfathering provisions.
Board staff presented amendments pursuant to NRS 353.04 (as read on the record) that prohibit the use of short-term home rental services for state travel. After staff read the modification, a motion to approve the change was made and passed by voice vote. No additional implementation timeline or transitional guidance was read into the public record.
Board staff noted the modification specifically addresses travel policy in chapter 200 of the State Administrative Manual. The transcript does not include the policy language verbatim; the revised manual should be consulted for precise instructions and any grandfathering provisions.
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