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Nevada Bans Price Gouging During Emergencies | Reno News
Nevada’s new price gouging law, enacted in 2021 during the pandemic, cracks down on unfair pricing during emergencies like the recent Hawk Fire. Essential goods face strict markup caps: 15% for items under $250, 10% for $250–$750, and just 5% for anything over $750. The ban lasts until the emergency ends—or 75 days, whichever comes first. The Attorney General needs public complaints to enforce it, so if you’ve seen prices spike unfairly, report it at news@rgj.com. Stay informed, stand up for fair prices, especially when times are tough. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow…
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