Nevada Code § 223.200

Federal Highway Safety Act of 1966: Governors powers and duties; Highway Safety Program Plan; Highway Safety Program Planning Account
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1. The Governor may contract and do all
other things necessary to secure the full benefits available to this State
pursuant to the Highway Safety Act of 1966 (including 23 U.S.C. ch. 4). In so
doing, the Governor shall cooperate with federal and state agencies, private
and public organizations, and private persons to effectuate the purposes of
that act and all amendments to it which are subsequently enacted.
2. The Governor shall administer through
an appropriate state agency the highway safety programs of this State and those
of its political subdivisions in accordance with the Highway Safety Act of 1966
and federal rules and regulations for carrying it out.
3. The state agency designated by the
Governor pursuant to subsection 2 shall, with the assistance of the Legislative
Commission, the Supreme Court of Nevada, the Department of Transportation, the
Division of Public and Behavioral Health of the Department of Human Services,
the Department of Education and other state agencies and local subdivisions,
cause to be prepared a comprehensive Highway Safety Program Plan detailing how
the State of Nevada proposes to progress toward long-range state goals to
achieve full compliance with the program standards adopted pursuant to the
Highway Safety Act of 1966. The Plan must, without limitation, include:
(a) Estimates when the State could begin each
program specified in the standards;
(b) Estimates of annual costs of each program;
(c) Estimates when the State will reach full
compliance with the standards; and
(d) Projects deemed appropriate for planning and
administration of the State Highway Safety Program.
4. Costs of preparation of the Highway
Safety Program must be paid from the Highway Safety Program Planning Account,
which is hereby created in the State General Fund. Money provided by direct
legislative appropriation must be accounted for in the Account, and money
received from the Federal Government and from donations must be deposited in
the State Treasury for credit to the Account. The state agency designated by
the Governor pursuant to subsection 2 may make the necessary applications for
federal money and provide required demonstrations that federal money will be matched
with state money in the Highway Safety Program Planning Account. The state
agency may also accept donations for the purpose of preparing the Highway
Safety Program.

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