SB 827
Supplemental appropriation to Department of Human Services, fund 0486
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Bill overview
This bill provides supplemental appropriations to the West Virginia Department of Human Services. Specifically, it increases funding for several bureaus within the Department’s Bureau for Social Services, including the Office of the Commissioner, Child Protective Services Case Workers, Social Services Case Workers, Adult Protective Services Case Workers, and Youth Service Case Workers. The appropriations are funded from the State Fund, General Revenue, for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2026.
Key provisions
- Increases funding for the Department of Human Services – Bureau for Social Services – Office of the Commissioner (Fund 0486).
- Increases funding for the Department of Human Services – Bureau for Social Services – Child Protective Services Case Workers (Fund 0493).
- Increases funding for the Department of Human Services – Bureau for Social Services – Social Services Case Workers (Fund 0494).
- Increases funding for the Department of Human Services – Bureau for Social Services – Adult Protective Services Case Workers (Fund 0495).
- Increases funding for the Department of Human Services – Bureau for Social Services – Youth Service Case Workers (Fund 0496).
- Funding source is the State Fund, General Revenue.
- The supplemental appropriations are for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2026.
- The bill is a request from the Governor.
Who is affected
- West Virginia Department of Human Services
- Residents of West Virginia receiving services from the Department
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Primary sponsor
Smith (Mr. President)
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