Staff told the board that complaints tied to home‑improvement salespeople have risen and that salesperson registration (required for residential selling and negotiating) may need legislative fixes; staff recommended referral to the legislative committee for potential training, testing or bonding requirements.

The Hendry County Board adopted amendments to the Land Development Code and the comprehensive plan June 9, approving the removal of certain rural residential lot‑improvement requirements, aligning contractor licensing with state law, authorizing a triplex in Harlem, and approving multiple rezones; all were approved unanimously.

Jakemia McCorvey accuses Christopher W. Brown of allowing unlicensed work on her home.

Legislation enhances processes for attainable housing projects and streamlines contractor licensing in Nevada.

AB 540 aims to enhance housing supply by facilitating contractor licensing in rural Nevada.

CSLB staff reported only 24 consumer complaints tied to recent Los Angeles wildfires and outlined findings from a 12‑month enforcement audit, recommended hiring forensic accounting support and continuing an enforcement modernization plan; board materials note a $200,000 consultant allocation for analytical work.

Speakers advocate for clearer definitions in contractor licensing legislation at recent meeting.

Board member calls for agenda item to void contracts for unlicensed artists violating state law.

CSLB seeks to simplify licensing by waiving exams for NASCLA-certified out-of-state candidates.

City Board confirms legal boundaries on bids from unlicensed contractors exceeding $25000.