HB 4342
Relating to state contracts regarding homeless
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- Passed House of Delegates
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Bill overview
House Bill 4342 aims to change how the State of West Virginia distributes funds to homeless shelters through contracts. The bill requires any entity managing these funds to establish a board of directors. Each region of West Virginia must be represented on this board, ensuring broader geographic coverage in the distribution process. This legislation focuses on improving transparency and accountability in the allocation of resources for homeless shelter programs.
Key provisions
- Requires entities contracting with the state to distribute funds for homeless shelters to have a board of directors.
- Each board of directors must include one representative from each region of West Virginia.
- The bill amends the West Virginia Code to establish this requirement.
Who is affected
- State of West Virginia
- Entities contracting with the State of West Virginia to administer homeless shelter funds
- Homeless shelters in West Virginia
- Regions of West Virginia
Notable changes
- Introduces a requirement for regional representation on boards overseeing homeless shelter funding distribution.
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