Co-sponsored — Historical
Scot C. Heckert · 333 bills · page 5 of 14
- HB 2384 To allow those who are 18-20 years old to carry a deadly weapon concealed without a permit, as is allowed for those who are 21 or older Died
- HB 2380 To impose a life sentence on fentanyl dealers Died
- HB 2526 Requiring usage of restrooms in public schools be based upon biological sex Died
- HB 2547 Raise cost of living threshold for retired municipal police officers Died
- HB 2053 Relating to including the United States Space Force in the definition armed forces Enacted
- HB 2087 Removing restrictions of taxpayers to access online curriculum, and allow for taxpayers to inspect additional instructional material adopted by the county board pursuant to including books in the classroom Died
- HB 2163 Terminating the Purchasing Division Died
- HB 2158 Relating to removal of a sunset clause for the West Virginia spay and neuter program Died
- HB 2051 Allowing the concealed carry of firearms on and in Capitol grounds Died
- HB 2121 Deceased Disabled Veteran Real Property Exemption for Widowed Spouses Enacted
- HB 2363 Clarifying the groups of persons to whom the criminal prohibitions related to child pornography are inapplicable when such persons are performing their official or employment duties Died
- HB 2144 Require Substance Use Disorder inpatient providers to offer patients transportation to certain places upon discharge Died
- HB 2161 Relating to consumers sales and service tax and use tax exemption for certain goods to be incorporated into a qualified, new or expanded warehouse or distribution facility Died
- HB 2351 Relating to compensation for panel attorneys Vetoed
- HB 2347 The Joel Archer Substance Abuse Intervention Act. Enacted
- HB 3189 Creating crime of attempting to smuggle contraband into federal correctional institutions within the state Died
- HB 2170 Allowing volunteer fire departments to use fire protection funding for certain purchases Died
- HB 2125 Relating to defining a newborn safety device Died
- HB 2118 Relating to Off Duty LEO and LEOSA Exemptions Died
- HB 2088 Prohibiting those listed on the state sex offender database from public school activities and events Died
- HB 2159 Relating to the assessment of interest on overpayments by the Bureau for Medical Services Died
- HB 2160 Relating to authorizing application of the manufacturing investment tax credit and the manufacturing property tax adjustment credit against personal income tax Died
- HB 2187 Permit teachers in K-12 schools be authorized to carry concealed firearms as a designated school protection officer Died
- HB 2052 Eliminating the requirement that the apprenticeship training tax credit base be limited to wages paid to apprentices in the construction trades Died
- HB 2066 Creating a crime for the destruction of first responder equipment. Enacted