A partial government shutdown could be on the horizon if federal lawmakers fail to pass a funding resolution by Oct. 1. If the government shuts down, Nevadans can expect to see some impacts to services.

Last week, the U.S. Senate failed to pass a stopgap funding measure Friday before heading into a week-long recess. When Congress returns Monday, Sept. 29, it’ll have two days to find a compromise and approve funding.

Here’s what you should know about what impact a government shutdown would have if the Senate fails to pass a short-term funding bill by the end of the month.

1. Airport travel may slow as employees continue working without pay.

Federal employees considered essential, such as law enforcement, air traffic controllers and TSA would continue to work, but they wouldn’t get paid

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