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Assembly Standing Committees Eighty-First Session—2021 Permanent Schedule of Meetings TRUSTEE INVOLVEMENT AND ADVOCACY ASSEMBLY STANDING COMMITTEES EIGHTY-FIRST SESSION—2021 PERMANENT SCHEDULE OF MEETINGS (For each committee, the Chair is named first, the Vice Chair second, followed by majority party members in alphabetical order and then minority party members in alphabetical order.) COMMITTEE ROOM NO. MEMBERSHIP DAY AND TIME Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday COMMERCE AND LABOR 4100 Sandra Jauregui, Maggie Carlton, Venicia Considine, Bea Duran, Edgar Flores, Jason Frierson, 1:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. Susie Martinez, Elaine Marzola, Jill Dickman, Melissa Hardy, Heidi Kasama, P.K. O’Neill, Jill Tolles EDUCATION 3138 Shannon Bilbray-Axelrod, Brittney Miller, Bea Duran, Edgar Flores, Michelle Gorelow, 1:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. Elaine Marzola, Rochelle Nguyen, Selena Torres, Alexis Hansen, Melissa Hardy, Lisa Krasner, Richard McArthur, Jill Tolles GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS 3143 Edgar Flores, Selena Torres, Natha Anderson, Alex Assefa, Venicia Considine, Bea Duran, 8 a.m. 8 a.m. 8 a.m. 8 a.m. 8 a.m. Susie Martinez, Clara Thomas, Annie Black, Jill Dickman, John Ellison, Andy Matthews, Richard McArthur GROWTH AND INFRASTRUCTURE 3143 Daniele Monroe-Moreno, Howard Watts, Alex Assefa, C.H. Miller, Sarah Peters, Shondra 1:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. Summers-Armstrong, Steve Yeager, John Ellison, Glen Leavitt, Tom Roberts, Jim Wheeler HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES 3138 Rochelle Nguyen, Sarah Peters, Teresa Benitez-Thompson, Michelle Gorelow, David Orentlicher, 1:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. Shondra Summers-Armstrong, Clara Thomas, Annie Black, Gregory Hafen II, Lisa Krasner, Andy Matthews, Robin Titus JUDICIARY 3138 Steve Yeager, Rochelle Nguyen, Shannon Bilbray-Axelrod, Lesley Cohen, Cecelia González, 8 a.m. 8 a.m. 8 a.m. 8 a.m. 8 a.m. Elaine Marzola, C.H. Miller, David Orentlicher, Shondra Summers-Armstrong, Alexis Hansen, Melissa Hardy, Heidi Kasama, Lisa Krasner, P.K. O’Neill, Jim Wheeler LEGISLATIVE OPERATIONS AND ELECTIONS 3142 Brittney Miller, Sandra Jauregui, Jason Frierson, Cecelia González, Daniele Monroe-Moreno, 4 p.m. 4 p.m. Clara Thomas, Selena Torres, Jill Dickman, Glen Leavitt, Andy Matthews, Richard McArthur NATURAL RESOURCES 3138 Howard Watts, Lesley Cohen, Natha Anderson, Alex Assefa, Maggie Carlton, Cecelia González, 4 p.m. 4 p.m. Susie Martinez, Annie Black, John Ellison, Alexis Hansen, Robin Titus, Jim Wheeler REVENUE 4100 Lesley Cohen, Teresa Benitez-Thompson, Natha Anderson, Shannon Bilbray-Axelrod, Venicia 4 p.m. 4 p.m. Considine, C.H. Miller, David Orentlicher, Steve Yeager, Gregory Hafen II, Heidi Kasama, P.K. O’Neill, Tom Roberts WAYS AND MEANS 3137 Maggie Carlton, Daniele Monroe-Moreno, Teresa Benitez-Thompson, Jason Frierson, Michelle 8 a.m. 8 a.m. 8 a.m. 8 a.m. 8 a.m. Gorelow, Sandra Jauregui, Brittney Miller, Sarah Peters, Howard Watts, Gregory Hafen II, Glen Leavitt, Tom Roberts, Robin Titus, Jill Tolles SPEAKER – Jason Frierson MINORITY FLOOR LEADER – Robin Titus SPEAKER PRO TEMPORE – Steve Yeager CO-DEPUTY MINORITY FLOOR LEADER SOUTH – Tom Roberts MAJORITY FLOOR LEADER – Teresa Benitez-Thompson CO-DEPUTY MINORITY FLOOR LEADER NORTH – Jill Tolles ASSISTANT MAJORITY FLOOR LEADER – Daniele Monroe-Moreno MINORITY WHIP – Glen Leavitt MAJORITY WHIP – Edgar Flores ASSISTANT MINORITY WHIP SOUTH – Gregory Hafen II ASSISTANT MAJORITY WHIP – Sandra Jauregui ASSISTANT MINORITY WHIP NORTH – Lisa Krasner PHONE NUMBERS OF ASSEMBLY MEMBERS** **All phone numbers below use area code 775, prefix 684. From the Las Vegas area, call 702-486-2626. For all other Nevada areas, call toll-free numbers, 1-800-978-2878 or 1-800-995-9080. ANDERSON, NATHA ............................. 8841 COHEN, LESLEY .................... 8855 FRIERSON, JASON ................ 8537 JAUREGUI, SANDRA ........... 8821 MATTHEWS, ANDY ................................ 8505 O’NEILL, P.K. ................................................ 8825 TITUS, ROBIN .............. 8507 ASSEFA, ALEX....................................... 8803 CONSIDINE, VENICIA ............. 8801 GONZÁLEZ, CECELIA ............ 8595 KASAMA, HEIDI .................... 8827 McARTHUR, RICHARD .......................... 8829 ORENTLICHER, DAVID ............................... 8577 TOLLES, JILL ............... 8837 BENITEZ-THOMPSON, TERESA .......... 8845 DICKMAN, JILL ........................ 8563 GORELOW, MICHELLE .......... 8573 KRASNER, LISA ................... 8848 MILLER, BRITTNEY ................................ 8833 PETERS, SARAH ......................................... 8559 TORRES, SELENA ...... 8599 BILBRAY-AXELROD, SHANNON .......... 8847 DURAN, BEA ........................... 8553 HAFEN II, GREGORY ............. 8805 LEAVITT, GLEN .................... 8503 MILLER, C.H. ........................................... 8587 ROBERTS, TOM........................................... 8853 WATTS, HOWARD ...... 8835 BLACK, ANNIE ....................................... 8857 ELLISON, JOHN ...................... 8831 HANSEN, ALEXIS ................... 8851 MARTINEZ, SUSIE ............... 8819 MONROE-MORENO, DANIELE .............. 8509 SUMMERS-ARMSTRONG, SHONDRA ....... 8545 WHEELER, JIM ............ 8843 CARLTON, MAGGIE .............................. 8597 FLORES, EDGAR .................... 8583 HARDY, MELISSA ................... 8823 MARZOLA, ELAINE .............. 8539 NGUYEN, ROCHELLE ............................ 8541 THOMAS, CLARA......................................... 8569 YEAGER, STEVE ......... 8549 12/2/20 Linda P. 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