HB 3003
Relating to authorizing County Commissions to increase the compensation of elected county officials
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Bill overview
This bill allows West Virginia counties to increase the salaries of their elected officials, including county commissioners, sheriffs, county and circuit clerks, assessors, and prosecuting attorneys. The increases are tied to the county’s assessed property valuations and are intended to reflect the increased duties these officials have taken on. Counties must meet specific fiscal requirements before implementing these salary increases, including demonstrating sufficient financial stability and considering the Consumer Price Index. The bill also establishes base salary schedules for these officials, with adjustments for counties in different classifications.
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