Nevada State Treasurer's Office

The State of Nevada, also known as the Battle-Born State, Sagebrush State and Silver State, is located in the southwestern region of the United States and occupies an area of 110,540 square-miles. The state is home to approximately 2 million citizens and is governed by separate legislative, executive and judicial branches. Supreme executive power resides with the governor, supreme judicial power with Nevada s supreme, appellate, superior, municipal and district courts and legislative power with an elected Senate and Assembly. Nevada s name, from the Spanish word meaning snow-capped, was officially adopted in 1861 when Congress established the territory. Attractions drawing tourists and available to residents include resort areas, sunbathing, Ghost towns, rodeos, trout fishing, water skiing and deer hunting. The State of Nevada was officially admitted to the U.S. in 1864.

The State Personnel Training Division, part of the Department of Administration in Nevada, specializes in providing comprehensive human resource services to various state agencies. Their offerings include recruitment, payroll services, employee development, and consultation on labor relations and equal employment opportunities. Additionally, the division is committed to promoting fairness and equality within state service while supporting employee growth through training programs such as the Certified Public Manager Program and the Management Academy. They also provide resources for job seekers and state employees, ensuring access to essential information and assistance. Generated from the website