SB 767
Supplemental appropriation to Bureau for Medical Services
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Bill overview
Senate Bill 767 provides supplemental funding to the Bureau for Medical Services within the Department of Human Services in West Virginia. The bill uses an unappropriated surplus balance from the State Fund, General Revenue to add a new appropriation item for fiscal year 2025. This funding is intended to support the Bureau’s policy and programming activities. The bill specifically allocates $39,376,837 from general revenue.
Key provisions
- Allocates funds from the State Fund, General Revenue surplus.
- Provides a supplemental appropriation to the Bureau for Medical Services.
- Targets funding to the Department of Human Services.
- Specifically designates fund 0484 and organization 0511.
- Covers fiscal year 2025 ending June 30, 2025.
Who is affected
- Department of Human Services
- Bureau for Medical Services
- West Virginia Residents (receiving services)
Notable changes
- Utilizes an existing unappropriated surplus balance.
- Adds a new appropriation item within an existing fund.
Fiscal impact
The bill allocates $39,376,837 from general revenue to the Bureau for Medical Services.
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Primary sponsor
Smith (Mr. President)
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