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Nevada Officials Complain About Governor's Virus Directives

LAS VEGAS (AP) — Health officials in Nevada's two largest counties say they have been shut out of the governor's decisions regarding the coronavirus pandemic.

The Las Vegas Review-Journal reports officials from the Southern Nevada Health District and Washoe County Health District sent a joint letter with complaints to Democratic Gov. Steve Sisolak.

The health officials say not including them in the state's policy discussions or development of COVID-19 directives has complicated local responses to the pandemic.

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The letter says local authorities have been forced to shift their plans and resources in response to the governor's changes with insufficient or no notice.