West Virginia 2022 1st Special Session

West Virginia Senate Bill SB1002

Introduced

1/10/22

Engrossed

1/10/22

Enrolled

1/11/22

Passed

1/12/22

Chaptered

3/23/22

Caption

Making supplemental appropriation of federal funds to Governor's Office, Coronavirus State Fiscal Recovery Fund

Impact

The supplementary appropriation represented by SB1002 is significant as it addresses the allocation of federal funds intended for pandemic recovery. This funding will enhance the state government's capacity to respond effectively to the ongoing challenges posed by COVID-19. By providing these financial resources, the bill aims to bolster the Governor's Office, thereby enabling it to execute further recovery initiatives aimed at supporting various sectors affected by the pandemic.

Summary

Senate Bill 1002 aims to make a supplementary appropriation of federal funds to the Governor's Office for the Coronavirus State Fiscal Recovery Fund for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2022. The bill intends to allocate a total of $127.5 million for personal services and employee benefits, along with additional appropriations for repairs, equipment, and current expenses, totaling around $40 million. This appropriation is part of the state's response to managing funds related to the COVID-19 pandemic, ensuring that necessary resources are available for recovery efforts and administrative support.

Sentiment

Overall, the sentiment surrounding SB1002 appeared to be positive. The overwhelming support evidenced by the voting results, with 90 votes in favor and only 2 against, suggests that legislators recognized the necessity of providing adequate funding for the state's recovery efforts. This signal of bipartisan agreement reflects a cooperative attitude towards addressing the implications of the pandemic through available federal resources.

Contention

While the bill passed with strong support, discussions did touch on concerns related to oversight and the appropriate use of federal funds. Some opposition arose regarding the potential for misallocation or lack of transparency in how the allocated funds would be utilized. Nevertheless, the urgency of addressing the fiscal needs brought about by the pandemic ultimately guided legislative action, leading to SB1002's successful passage.

Latest WV SB1002 Activity

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Companion Bills

WV HB102

Similar To Making supplemental appropriation of federal funds to the Governor’s Office, Coronavirus State Fiscal Recovery Fund

Previously Filed As

WV SB1

Supplemental appropriations from the American Rescue Plan Act-Coronavirus State Fiscal Recovery Fund, the American Rescue Plan Act-Coronavirus State Fiscal Recovery Revenue Replacement Fund, and the American Rescue Plan Act-Coronavirus Capital Projects Fund for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2022.

WV HB1

WV SB2543

Coronavirus State Fiscal Recovery Funds; amend provisions related to.

WV HB5309

Supplemental Appropriation Expiring Funds from Governor’s Office - Civil Contingent Fund and Appropriating to Governor’s Office - Civil Contingent Fund.

WV SB2048

Coronavirus State Fiscal Recovery Fund; FY2026 reappropriate to certain agencies.

WV SB3103

Coronavirus State Fiscal Recovery Fund; FY2027 reappropriate to certain agencies.

WV SB3053

Coronavirus State Fiscal Recovery Fund; FY2026 reappropriate to certain agencies.

WV SB2132

Coronavirus State Fiscal Recovery Funds; FY2026 appropriation to City of Rolling Fork for improvement of water system.

WV SB845

Supplemental Appropriation to Governor's Office Civil Contingent Fund, fund 0105

WV SB1003

Supplementing and amending appropriations to Governor’s Office, Civil Contingent Fund

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