SB 784
Supplemental appropriation to Department of Human Services, fund 8793
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Bill overview
Senate Bill 784 provides supplemental appropriations from federal funds to the Department of Human Services’ Substance Abuse Prevention and Treatment Fund (fund 8793) for the fiscal year 2026. Specifically, the bill adjusts existing appropriations within this fund, decreasing one line item and increasing another. These changes are based on the availability of federal funds as requested by the Governor. The bill aims to allocate these funds to support substance abuse prevention and treatment services within West Virginia.
Key provisions
- Increases appropriations for Personal Services and Employee Benefits within Fund 8793.
- Decreases appropriations for Federal Coronavirus Pandemic funds within Fund 8793.
- Supplements the Department of Human Services – Substance Abuse Prevention and Treatment Fund for fiscal year 2026.
- Utilizes federal funds to cover appropriations.
- The bill is based on a request from the Governor.
- The appropriations are allocated to organization 0511.
Who is affected
- Department of Human Services
- Substance Abuse Prevention and Treatment Programs
- West Virginia Residents receiving substance abuse treatment
Notable changes
- Adjustments are made to existing appropriations within Fund 8793.
- Funds are reallocated between different categories within the fund.
- The bill relies on the availability of federal funds.
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Primary sponsor
Smith (Mr. President)
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