Nevada : Administration

Nevada is ranked 35th among the 50 states of U.S. Nevada is located in western, mountain west and southwestern region of United States. Nevada was admitted to the U.S union in 1864 as 36th state. The constitution of Nevada provides three branches of government: executive, legislative and judicial. Nevada has a bicameral legislature, which comprises of Senators (upper house) and House of Representatives (lower house). Leader of House and Senate are chosen by the members of the body. The Senators and the House of Representatives are both elected for four-year term. The highest authority in Nevada is of Nevada Supreme. Nevada is one of the states which do not have appellate courts and there are several other lower courts like district courts, municipal court and justice courts also exist. The governor of Nevada is limited by the constitution to two four-year term in office and is elected by election or succession.

Important Links and Services:

Department of Business and Industry: The Main objective of the organization is to encourage and promote growth and development of business within the state of Nevada and hence help increase the economic growth of the state.
http://business.nv.gov

Department of Conservation and Natural Resources: The Department conserves and protects the natural resources of the state to enhance the overall quality of life of the people.
http://dcnr.nv.gov

Department of Education: The Department’s mission is to provide quality education and improve academic achievements of the students throughout the state. The Department is also responsible for securing and awarding educational funding to schools and other educational organizations.
http://nde.doe.nv.gov

Department of Health and Human Services: The Department promotes the well being of the people by delivering essential services to ensure that the families are strengthened and the individuals achieve the highest level of self sufficiency.
http://dhhs.nv.gov

Commission on Tourism: The Department of Tourism develops and maintains marketing programs that pertain to the promotion of tourism and travel opportunities in the state and ensure hospitality to the visitors. The Department is also responsible for working and managing of the state tourism website to provide internet marketing, promotion of travel opportunities and useful information and facts about the state of Nevada.
http://travelnevada.com

Source: www.nv.gov