Nevada § 232.2198 Central Mailing Room: Establishment; use; duties of staff

Nevada Statutes

§ 232.2198 — Central Mailing Room: Establishment; use; duties of staff

Nevada § 232.2198

Title 18STATE EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT

Ch. 232State

DEPARTMENT OF ADMINISTRATION

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Nev. Rev. Stat. § 232.2198 (2026).

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1.The Mail Services Division shall establish and conduct a Central Mailing Room for all state officers, departments and agencies located at Carson City, Nevada.

2.Any state officer, department or agency or local government or other governmental entity may use the Central Mailing Room facilities if the state officer, department or agency or local government or governmental entity pays the cost of such use as determined by the Mail Services Division.

3.The staff of the Central Mailing Room shall deliver incoming mail and pick up and process outgoing mail, except outgoing parcel post from the Legal Division of the Legislative Counsel Bureau, other than interoffice mail, of all state officers, departments and agencies and local governments using the Central Mailing Room facilities.

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1. The Mail Services Division shall establish and conduct a Central Mailing Room for all state officers, departments and agencies located at Carson City, Nevada.
2. Any state officer, department or agency or local government or other governmental entity may use the Central Mailing Room facilities if the state officer, department or agency or local government or governmental entity pays the cost of such use as determined by the Mail Services Division.
3. The staff of the Central Mailing Room shall deliver incoming mail and pick up and process outgoing mail, except outgoing parcel post from the Legal Division of the Legislative Counsel Bureau, other than interoffice mail, of all state officers, departments and agencies and local governments using the Central Mailing Room facilities.