HB 5468
Allotting counties $5,000 per deputy position to only be used for deputy pay raises
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Bill overview
This bill proposes to provide West Virginia counties with $5,000 per deputy position, funded by the state’s general revenue fund. The funds are specifically designated to be used solely for increasing the salaries of deputy sheriffs. This aims to address potential issues with deputy compensation across the state. The bill establishes a new section of the Code of West Virginia to govern this allocation.
Key provisions
- Provides $5,000 per deputy position to counties.
- Funds are drawn from the state’s general revenue fund.
- Funds are restricted to be used exclusively for deputy pay raises.
- Creates a new section in the Code of West Virginia to manage the funding.
- Applies to all counties in West Virginia.
Who is affected
- West Virginia Counties
- Deputy Sheriffs
Notable changes
- Establishes a dedicated funding stream for deputy pay raises.
- Specifies that funds cannot be used for any other purpose.
Fiscal impact
The bill will require an allocation of $5,000 per deputy position from the state’s general revenue fund, impacting the state’s budget.
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