DOGE debuts in Nevada

DOGE Nevada, a new branch of the investigative agency, has been launched in Nevada to uncover and expose government waste, fraud, and abuse. The agency will use a combination of public data, including information from the Nevada State Controller’s Office and local government databases, as well as whistleblower tips to investigate government spending. Brandon Davis, President of DOGE Nevada, expressed the agency’s commitment to bringing transparency to government spending and ensuring that taxpayers’ dollars are not wasted. DOGE Nevada is a registered nonprofit organization that operates independently of the state and does not receive funding from the government. The agency’s goal is to inform Nevadans about where their tax dollars are being spent and to hold government officials accountable for their spending decisions. KOLO retains the copyright for this news article.

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