West Virginia 2022 Regular Session

West Virginia Senate Bill SB719

Introduced

2/24/22

Refer

2/24/22

Report Pass

3/2/22

Engrossed

3/3/22

Refer

3/4/22

Refer

3/4/22

Enrolled

3/10/22

Passed

3/18/22

Chaptered

4/20/22

Caption

Supplemental appropriation to DHS, Fire Commission, Fire Marshal Fees

Impact

The effect of SB 719 is primarily financial, facilitating the timely access to funds necessary for fire safety and related services managed by the Fire Commission. By enabling this appropriation, the bill ensures that the department can continue its operations without interruption, supporting public safety initiatives and regulatory functions related to fire prevention and response. This measure indicates a governmental commitment to maintaining safety standards and resources amid budgetary constraints.

Summary

Senate Bill 719 aims to make a supplementary appropriation of public funds from the State Treasury to support the Department of Homeland Security, specifically for Fire Marshal Fees. This bill adjusts the funding for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2022, allowing for additional expenditures that were not previously appropriated. The goal is to ensure that the necessary resources are available for the Fire Commission to carry out its responsibilities effectively.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding SB 719 has generally been supportive, particularly among legislators who prioritize public safety and the adequate funding of essential services. The bill received a strong majority approval in the legislature, suggesting a wide recognition of its importance in sustaining fire department operations. However, discussions surrounding funding appropriations can sometimes lead to questions about budget allocations and prioritization, reflecting varying opinions on fiscal responsibility.

Contention

While there appear to be no major points of contention reported in the discussions related to SB 719, it is worth noting that supplementary appropriations can often lead to debates regarding budgetary priorities and the allocation of limited public resources. Some legislators might express concerns about the implications of such funding increases on other budgetary needs or long-term financial planning, emphasizing the need for careful management of state funds.

Latest WV SB719 Activity

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Companion Bills

WV HB4838

Similar To Making a supplementary appropriation to the Department of Homeland Security, Fire Commission - Fire Marshal Fees

Previously Filed As

WV SB785

Supplemental appropriation to Fire Commission, Fire Marshal Fees

WV HB3364

Supplemental Appropriation - SAPR - Fire Commission

WV A10250

Grants Nassau county fire marshals, supervising fire marshals, fire marshals, assistant fire marshals, assistant chief fire marshals or chief fire marshals pension benefits for service rendered beyond twenty-five years.

WV S09255

WV SB4002

Supplementary appropriation to DOT, Division of Highways

WV SB3315

General Fund; FY2027 appropriation to Marshall County for the purchase of equipment needed by any Marshall County fire service.

WV SB616

Supplementary appropriation of public moneys to DHS, Medical State Share Fund

WV HB5682

Supplemental Appropriation to expire funds to surplus balance of General Revenue

WV HB3358

Supplemental Appropriation FBGR DHHR

WV SB823

Supplementary appropriation to Department of Revenue, fund 7352

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