SB 768
Supplemental appropriation to Division of Corrections and Rehabilitation
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Bill overview
Senate Bill 768 provides supplemental appropriations to the West Virginia Department of Homeland Security, specifically to the Division of Corrections and Rehabilitation – Correctional Units and the Bureau of Juvenile Services. The bill increases existing appropriations from the State Fund, General Revenue, to cover expenses during fiscal year 2025. These funds are intended to support operations within these correctional and juvenile services divisions.
Key provisions
- Increases appropriations to Fund 0450 (Correctional Units) by $7,148,314 for Special Services.
- Increases appropriations to Fund 0450 (Correctional Units) by $7,670,255 for Directed Transfers.
- Increases appropriations to Fund 0570 (Bureau of Juvenile Services) by $2,319,890 for Central Office expenses.
- Provides supplemental funding to the Division of Corrections and Rehabilitation.
- Provides supplemental funding to the Bureau of Juvenile Services.
- The appropriations are funded from the State Fund, General Revenue.
- The bill supplements existing appropriation items.
- The supplemental appropriations are for fiscal year 2025.
Who is affected
- Department of Homeland Security
- Division of Corrections and Rehabilitation
- Bureau of Juvenile Services
- Correctional Facilities
- Juvenile Justice System
Notable changes
- Increases funding for correctional and juvenile services programs.
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Primary sponsor
Smith (Mr. President)
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