The Piggy Booklet, a look at government waste and spending in Nevada
A $12 Million Pickleball Complex. A $1.86 Million Coach. Millions More Decided Without You.
Nevada lawmakers handed $110 million in surplus tax dollars to more than 70 nonprofits behind closed doors, some run by the same legislators who voted to fund them.
The state spent $12 million in conservation funds on a pickleball complex with 30 courts, while actual land conservation got just $335,000.
One college football coach collected $1.86 million in total pay.
Nevada Policy pulled the public records to find it all. See where your money actually went.