Nevada Code § 281.645

Violation, reprisal or retaliatory action against local governmental officer or employee who discloses improper governmental action: Procedures for hearing appeals established by ordinance; contents of ordinance
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1. A local government shall, by ordinance,
establish procedures for hearing an appeal from a local governmental officer or
employee who alleges a violation of NRS
281.631 occurred or who:
(a) Disclosed information concerning improper
governmental action; and
(b) Believes that as a result of that disclosure,
a reprisal or retaliatory action has been taken against the local governmental
officer or employee,
to determine
whether a violation of NRS 281.631 occurred or whether a reprisal or retaliatory action has been taken against the
local governmental officer or employee. The procedures must allow a local
governmental officer or employee to file an appeal not later than 2 years after
the information is disclosed or the disclosure of which has been prevented or
interfered with and require the local governmental officer or employee who
desires to file an appeal to file the appeal within 60 days after the alleged
violation of NRS 281.631 occurred or the
alleged reprisal or retaliatory action was taken against the local governmental
officer or employee.
2. An ordinance adopted pursuant to
subsection 1 must:
(a) Prescribe the required contents of an appeal;
(b) Provide for the designation or appointment of
hearing officers to hear such appeals; and
(c) Provide that if a hearing officer determines
that a violation of NRS 281.631 occurred
or the action taken was a reprisal or retaliatory action, the hearing officer
may issue an order directing:
(1) The proper person to desist and
refrain from engaging in such a violation or action; or
(2) The termination of the employment of
the proper person.

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