Nevada § 597.816 Additional exceptions to prohibition of use

Nevada Statutes

§ 597.816 — Additional exceptions to prohibition of use

Nevada § 597.816

Title 52TRADE REGULATIONS AND PRACTICES

Ch. 597Miscellaneous

DEVICES FOR AUTOMATIC DIALING AND ANNOUNCING

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Nev. Rev. Stat. § 597.816 (2026).

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The provisions of NRS 597.814 do not prohibit the use of a device for automatic dialing and announcing by any person exclusively on behalf of:

1.A school or school district to contact the parents or guardians of a pupil regarding the attendance of the pupil or regarding other business of the school or school district.

2.A nonprofit organization.

3.A video service provider that provides cable television or other video services to contact its customers regarding a previously arranged installation of such services at the premises of the customer.

4.A public utility to contact its customers regarding a previously arranged installation of utility services at the premises of the customer.

5.A facility that processes or stores petroleum, volatile petroleum products, natural gas, liquefied pe

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The provisions of NRS 597.814 do not prohibit the use of a device for automatic dialing and announcing by any person exclusively on behalf of:
1. A school or school district to contact the parents or guardians of a pupil regarding the attendance of the pupil or regarding other business of the school or school district.
2. A nonprofit organization.
3. A video service provider that provides cable television or other video services to contact its customers regarding a previously arranged installation of such services at the premises of the customer.
4. A public utility to contact its customers regarding a previously arranged installation of utility services at the premises of the customer.
5. A facility that processes or stores petroleum, volatile petroleum products, natural gas, liquefied petroleum gas, combustible chemicals, explosives, high-level radioactive waste or other dangerous substances to advise local residents, public service agencies and news media of an actual or potential life-threatening emergency.
6. A state or local governmental agency, or a private entity operating under contract with and at the direction of such an agency, to provide:
(a) Information relating to public safety;
(b) Information relating to a police or fire emergency; or
(c) A warning of an impending or threatening emergency.
7. A candidate for public office, committee advocating the passage or defeat of a ballot question, political party, committee sponsored by a political party or a committee for political action.