Establishes provisions relating to public safety. (BDR 1-17)

SB 9 creates "crime corridors" in Clark County (Nevada's only county with over 700,000 residents) where specific misdemeanor offenses trigger entry bans. It requires county commissioners to define high-risk tourist/visitor areas, then mandates that individuals convicted of a first misdemeanor offense in such a corridor face a one-year entry ban, with mandatory bans for second offenses within two years. Courts in these areas must establish specialized programs to handle these cases, including diversion options to lift bans upon completion. The bill also requires monthly and annual reports from courts to county commissioners and the legislature detailing crime data, offender outcomes, and corridor activity - while protecting individual privacy.