Co-sponsored — Current session
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- SB 557 Relating to compensation for firefighters required to work holidays Signed
- SB 544 Raising threshold for bid requirement of municipal public works projects Signed
- SB 872 Relating to county fire service fees Signed
- SR 50 Designating February 21, 2024, as WV History Day Introduced
- SR 55 Memorializing life of Honorable William Wayne Bailey, Jr. Introduced
- SB 400 Creating limited waiver from certificate of public convenience and necessity requirement for certain water or sewer services projects Signed
- SR 43 Memorializing life of Honorable John Patton Fanning Introduced
- SB 163 Establishing aggravated felony offense of reckless driving resulting in death Passed
- SR 15 Designating January 29, 2024, as Fairmont State University Day Introduced
- SR 2 Recognizing dedicated public service of Honorable Donna J. Boley Introduced
- SB 174 Authorizing DOH pay current obligations from State Road Fund In Committee
- SB 170 Relating to compensable diseases of certain firefighters covered by workers' compensation Signed
- SB 144 Requiring each county board to ensure that its meetings are open to public through in-person attendance and broadcast live on its website Passed
- SB 157 Requiring one-year residency within district or county to fill vacancy in Legislature Passed
- SB 154 Increasing penalties for drug possession and updating list of offenses Passed
- SR 4 Designating January as Human Trafficking Awareness month Introduced
- SB 143 Creating WV Guardian Program Passed
- SB 253 Establishing minimum student enrollment for school aid formula In Committee
- SB 564 Modifying tax credits for certain apprenticeship training In Committee
- SCR 9 US Merchant Marine Joseph Ward Teter Memorial Bridge Introduced
- SCR 11 US Marine Corps PFC Noel Harper Fields Memorial Bridge Passed
- SB 356 Relating to voter ballot identification and verification In Committee
- SB 347 Exempting Social Security from personal income tax In Committee
- SCR 29 Urging Biden administration and Congress reevaluate proposed restrictions on chemical industry Passed
- SR 42 Supporting Texas Governor Greg Abbott and Texas' constitutional right to self-defense Introduced