Monday, March 31, 2025 – 48th Day of Session

 

The Senate will convene at 11 a.m.

UNFINISHED BUSINESS

 

  • SR 42: Designating March 31, 2025, as WV Nurses Day
  • Com. Sub. for HCR 78: Urging the Commissioner of Highways to prioritize completion of I-73, the King Coal Highway

 

THIRD READING

 

  • Eng. Com. Sub. for Com. Sub. for SB 506: Relating to enhanced pay for certain teachers
  • Eng. Com. Sub. for Com. Sub. for SB 531: Relating to offenses of assault and battery on athletic officials
  • Eng. Com. Sub. for SB 632: Relating to surprise billing of out-of-network ambulance services (original similar to HB 3470, SB 717)
  • Eng. Com. Sub. for Com. Sub. for SB 663: Creating Fair Access to Financial Services Act
  • Eng. Com. Sub. for SB 718: Relating to hospital transparency
  • Eng. Com. Sub. for SB 790: Requiring quarterly reporting by certain water and wastewater utilities
  • Eng. Com. Sub. for SB 869: Creating Corridor H Advanced Energy and Economic Corridor Authority
  • Eng. Com. Sub. for SB 875: Relating to container labeling of nonintoxicating beer and nonintoxicating craft beer
  • Eng. SB 886: Relating to Foster Child Bill of Rights
  • Eng. Com. Sub. for SB 890: Relating to auctioneers
  • Eng. Com. Sub. for SB 916: Recognizing authority of Agriculture Commissioner to intervene in matters that negatively affect agritourism
  • Eng. SB 940: Relating to Water Pollution Control Act
  • Eng. HB 2387: To repeal the class A1 Pistol stamp for hunting
  • Eng. HB 2516: To repeal antiquated and inoperative portions of code.
  • Eng. Com. Sub. for HB 3192: To repeal obsolete, conflicting or inoperative provisions of code that pertain to higher education

 

SECOND READING

 

  • Com. Sub. for SB 67: Allowing motor vehicle racing on county or municipal roads under certain circumstances
  • Com. Sub. for SB 85: Prohibiting use or sale of abortifacients (original similar to HB 2461)
  • Com. Sub. for Com. Sub. for SB 158: Modifying eligibility requirements for serving as member of State Board of Education
  • SB 553: Relating to offense of driving above speed limit on controlled access highway or interstate highway
  • Com. Sub. for Com. Sub. for SB 585: Relating to Cohen Craddock Student Athlete Safety Act
  • Com. Sub. for SB 677: Increasing fees charged by Commissioner of Securities for each offering
  • Com. Sub. for Com. Sub. for SB 701: Classifying forestry equipment for levy purposes
  • Com. Sub. for SB 745: Strengthening and reforming lobbying requirements
  • SB 828: Clarifying requirements for persons employed by Division of Corrections and Rehabilitation include contracted vendor staff
  • Com. Sub. for SB 848: Enacting bank protections for eligible adults from financial exploitation
  • Com. Sub. for SB 850: Creating Protecting Shareholders Act
  • Com. Sub. for SB 911: Relating to adjunct teaching permits
  • SB 939: Relating to testing for substance use disorder
  • Eng. Com. Sub. for Com. Sub. for HB 2043: Relating to use of dog and/or drones for tracking or locating mortally wounded deer, elk, turkey, wild boar or bear
  • Eng. HB 2402: Relating to providing access to medical records; providing access to a minor’s medical record – (Com. amend. pending)

 

FIRST READING

 

  • Com. Sub. for Com. Sub. for SB 730: Establishing Forest Carbon Registry
  • Com. Sub. for SB 883: Providing director of WV Office of Miners’ Health, Safety and Training discretion and authority in certain appointments
  • SB 941: Clarifying authority regarding dams designed by US Conservation Service
  • SB 942: Modifying requirements for diesel-powered equipment in mines

Scheduled Committee Meetings

 

9:30 a.m.: Government Organization (208W)

  • Originating Bill 1: Relating to zoning ordinance and definition of use of property
  • Strike and Insert for HB 2397: Prevent immediate family members from acting in a fiduciary capacity for the same governmental authority
  • Strike and Insert for HB 2067: West Virginia Firearms Liability Clarification Act
  • HB 2172: Relating to adding an athletic trainer to the Board of Physical Therapy

9:30 a.m.: Education (451M)

  • SB 914: Relating to testing and attendance requirements for private, parochial, and church schools
  • SB 912: Relating to student growth assessment program
  • Originating Resolution: WVSSAC Reform Act
  • HB 2513: Enhancing training requirements for county boards of education members
  • HB 2499: Training course for principals in public schools; informing teachers of their rights and protections; IEP format
  • HB 2548: Clarifying duties of state superintendent regarding rule implementation

Time TBA: Judiciary (208W)

  • Com. Sub. for SB 58: Permitting State Tax Division investigators carry concealed weapons
  • Originating Bill 1: Prohibiting sales of unauthorized vape products
  • Originating Bill 2: Declaring apiaries to be an agricultural operation

3 p.m.: Finance (451M)

  • Com. Sub. for SB 834: Relating to tax credit for qualified rehabilitated buildings investment
  • SB 933: Creating Small Business Protection Act
  • Com. Sub. for SB 89: Creating alternative high-risk population public charter schools
  • SB 163: Including certain mental health disorders in existing public health programs
  • Com. Sub. for SB 252: Requiring coverage of home blood pressure monitoring devices for certain Medicaid recipients
  • Com. Sub. for SB 604: Requiring Department of Human Services to notify PSC that person is eligible for discount on utility bills
  • Com. Sub. for SB 639: Creating WV Small Business Appreciation and Acknowledgement Act
  • Com. Sub. for SB 726: Relating to medication-assisted treatment programs
  • Com. Sub. for SB 755: Establishing WV Secondary School Athletic Trainer and Career Technical Education Program Act
  • Com. Sub. for SB 794: Authorizing DOH to erect warning signs
  • SB 832: Providing for administration of cost-sharing calculations
  • Com. Sub. for SB 723: Relating to clinical inpatient medical treatment centers for substance use disorder

** Committee times and agendas are subject to change **

 

Senate Resolutions to be Introduced on Monday, March 31, 2025

 

  • SR 43: Designating April 1, 2025, as Rural Health Day (Takubo)

Bills that Have Passed the Senate as of Saturday, March 29, 2025 (178 – 168 Senate; 10 House)

 

  • SB 1: Requiring utility work and road paving coordination (House Energy and Public Works)
  • SB 5: Establishing Adopt-A-Road program (House Energy and Public Works)
  • SB 8: Providing additional sites and devices for newborn safe surrender (Signed, 03-26)
  • SB 10: Exempting certain meat processes from consumers sales and service tax (H Second Reading, Inactive Calendar, 03-31)
  • SB 22: Applying penalties for nonpayment of royalties under terms of oil and natural gas leases (H Third Reading, Inactive Calendar, 03-31)
  • SB 29: Allowing physicians assistants to own practice (House Health and Human Resources)
  • SB 35: Permitting campus police officers to participate in Deputy Sheriffs Retirement System (House Finance)
  • SB 37: Allowing certain Teachers Retirement System members to exchange unused leave for monetary compensation (House Finance)
  • SB 50: Requiring municipal elections to be held on same day as statewide elections (House Judiciary)
  • SB 54: Requiring age-appropriate instruction on Holocaust in public schools (House Education)
  • SB 75: Changing distribution of income from excess lottery fund (House Government Organization)
  • SB 76: Increasing WV Natural Resources Police Officer Retirement System accrued benefit for certain members (House Finance)
  • SB 83: Allowing Foster Care Ombudsman access to child protective records (House Health and Human Resources)
  • SB 92: Glucagon for Schools Act (House Education)
  • SB 100: Allowing members of State Police retirement system to use accrued leave as credit toward retirement (House Energy and Public Works)
  • SB 102: Modifying form of certain deeds (House Judiciary)
  • SB 103: Exempting certain records from public release (House Judiciary)
  • SB 105: Updating retirement eligibility for certain sheriffs (House Finance)
  • SB 117: Exempting certain physicians from specified traffic laws when responding to emergencies (House Judiciary)
  • SB 121: Updating language and increasing penalties for indecent exposure (House Judiciary)
  • SB 124: Reducing statute of limitations on actions to recover on oral and written contracts (House Judiciary)
  • SB 128: Preventing courts from ordering services at higher rate than Medicaid (House Finance)
  • SB 136: Increasing penalties and parole eligibility requirements for homicide (House Judiciary)
  • SB 138: Enhancing penalties for fleeing officer (Signed, 03-24)
  • SB 139: Relating to filling of vacancies in Legislature (House Judiciary)
  • SB 151: Creating crime of assault on police dogs and other public safety animals (House Judiciary)
  • SB 154: Prohibiting sexual orientation instruction in public schools (House Education)
  • SB 155: Establishing Summer Feeding for All Program (House Education)
  • SB 196: Lauren’s Law (House Judiciary)
  • SB 197: Limiting requirements for issuance of professional teaching certificate (Pending House introduction)
  • SB 198: Prohibiting creation, production, distribution, or possession of artificially generated child pornography (House Judiciary)
  • SB 199: Relating to elementary behavior intervention and safety (Pending House concurrence to Senate amendment to House amendment)
  • SB 225: Expanding powers of National Park Service law-enforcement officers (Pending House introduction)
  • SB 234: Increasing value at which municipal property must be sold through public auction (House Government Organization)
  • SB 240: Updating crime of sexual extortion (Signed, 03-24)
  • SB 249: Expanding employment and training requirements necessary for SNAP benefits (House Finance)
  • SB 257: Providing protection for property owner when someone visiting private cemetery causes damage to property (House Judiciary)
  • SB 267: Extending time for renewal and restoration of commercial driver’s licenses (House Energy and Public Works)
  • SB 269: Modifying requirements for public water systems or businesses having backflow preventers (House Energy and Public Works)
  • SB 270: Declaring sale and manufacture of firearms essential business during declared emergency (House Judiciary)
  • SB 275: Removing requirement school cooks or custodians have high school diploma or equivalent (H Second Reading, 03-31)
  • SB 280: Displaying official US motto in public schools (House Education)
  • SB 282: Modifying provisions for employment of retired teachers as substitutes in areas of critical need and shortage (H Second Reading, 03-31)
  • SB 283: Expanding grade levels of personal finance course requirements needed for graduation (Completed legislation; awaiting action by the Governor)
  • SB 284: Relating to county board of education member orientation and compensation (House Education)
  • SB 291: Extending time frame for pharmacies to register from annually to biennially (Signed, 03-24)
  • SB 292: Allowing doula services be covered by Medicaid and PEIA (House Health and Human Resources)
  • SB 299: Modifying WV regulations on pubertal modulation, hormonal therapy, and gender reassignment (House Health and Human Resources)
  • SB 325: Department of Health rule relating to general provisions of Medical Cannabis Program (Health and Human Resources)
  • SB 336: Authorizing Department of Homeland Security to promulgate legislative rules (Completed legislation; awaiting action by the Governor)
  • SB 358: Authorizing Department of Transportation to promulgate legislative rules (Signed, 03-20)
  • SB 369: Authorizing miscellaneous boards and agencies to promulgate legislative rules (Completed legislation; awaiting action by the Governor)
  • SB 427: Permitting certain teenagers to work without obtaining work permit (House Government Organization)
  • SB 443: Authorizing Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology Board of Examiners to conduct criminal background checks for licensing (Signed, 03-24)
  • SB 449: Permitting compressed air and rimfire shooting teams in public schools (House Education)
  • SB 450: Establishing WV Guardian Program (House Education)
  • SB 456: Defining “men” and “women” (Signed, 03-12)
  • SB 458: Universal Professional and Occupational Licensing Act of 2025 (H Third Reading, 03-31)
  • SB 459: Requiring county planning commission members be state residents (House Government Organization)
  • SB 460: Relating to vaccine requirements (Rejected by House – 42-56-2, 03-24)
  • SB 462: Permitting Board of Occupational Therapy to require criminal history record checks (Signed, 03-24)
  • SB 464: Creating license plate for recipients of Medal of Valor (House Energy and Public Works)
  • SB 474: Ending diversity, equity, and inclusion programs (House Education)
  • SB 482: Certified Professional Midwife Licensing and Regulation (House Government Organization)
  • SB 483: Increasing civil penalties for failure to file required campaign finance reports (House Judiciary)
  • SB 485: Exempting West Virginia Secretary of State from competitive bidding process (House Government Organization)
  • SB 486: Clarifying eligibility requirements to vote in WV elections (Signed, 03-26)
  • SB 487: Removing ineligible voters from active voter rolls (Signed, 03-25)
  • SB 488: Clarifying definition of electioneering (House Judiciary)
  • SB 490: Prohibiting ranked-choice voting in elections in West Virginia (Signed, 03-18)
  • SB 492: Removing outdated provisions governing political committees (Completed legislation; awaiting action by the Governor)
  • SB 496: Removing reflexology and other energy-based work from definition of “massage therapy” (House Government Organization)
  • SB 500: Transferring audits of volunteer fire departments to Legislative Auditor (House Government Organization)
  • SB 501: Relating to loan form (House Finance)
  • SB 503: Allowing sheriffs to appoint more than one chief deputy with consent of county commission (House Government Organization)
  • SB 505: Ensuring Reliable and Affordable Electricity Act (House Energy and Public Works)
  • SB 517: Requiring medical professionals to report injuries and side effects from vaccines to Bureau for Public Health (Pending House introduction)
  • SB 521: Requiring party affiliations be listed for all candidates (House Judiciary)
  • SB 522: Clarifying procedure for administrative dissolution of limited liability companies by Secretary of State (H Third Reading, Inactive Calendar, 03-31)
  • SB 525: Clarifying procedure for administrative dissolution of nonprofit corporations by Secretary of State (H Third Reading, Inactive Calendar, 03-31)
  • SB 526: Creating Pharmacist Prescribing Authority Act (House Health and Human Resources)
  • SB 529: Relating generally to liability insurance coverage for Board of Education (House Finance)
  • SB 532: Making ad valorem taxes on property payable only to county in which property is located (House Finance)
  • SB 534: Clarifying qualifications to be licensed to administer polygraphs (House Government Organization)
  • SB 537: Establishing WV Mothers and Babies Pregnancy Support Program (House Health and Human Resources)
  • SB 538: Allowing certain entities to purchase qualifying tax-delinquent properties before they are offered at public auction (House Government Organization)
  • SB 547: Creating Charter Schools Startup Fund (House Education)
  • SB 548: Creating Safety and Violence Education for Students Act (House Education)
  • SB 552: Relating to Certified Business Expansion Development Program (House Energy and Public Works)
  • SB 561: Relating to Uniform Special Deposits Act (House Finance)
  • SB 565: Relating generally to practice of optometry (House Health and Human Resources)
  • SB 570: Requiring economic impact statements for certain legislative rules (House Finance)
  • SB 573: Relating to restrictions on use or sale of motor vehicles based on power source (House Energy and Public Works)
  • SB 576: Authorizing fixed odds racing in horse and dog racing (Pending House introduction)
  • SB 579: Relating to Home Rule Reform (House Judiciary)
  • SB 581: Relating to school attendance and student participation in 4-H activities (House Education)
  • SB 586: Relating to requirements for filling vacancies in certain elected federal, state, and county offices (House Judiciary)
  • SB 587: Relating generally to government contracting (House Government Organization)
  • SB 592: Relating generally to aboveground storage tanks (House Energy and Public Works)
  • SB 593: Preserving voting data from electronic voting machines (Pending House introduction)
  • SB 595: Creating Mountain Bike Responsibility Act (House Judiciary)
  • SB 598: Permitting judges to refer parents to prosecuting attorney for making certain false allegations in child custody proceedings (House Judiciary)
  • SB 601: Relating to fees and charges for municipality-provided fire services (House Finance)
  • SB 606: Relating to notification of breast density (House Health and Human Resources)
  • SB 612: Making rules and regulations of PSC subject to legislative rule-making review procedures (House Energy and Public Works)
  • SB 615: Eliminating accelerated tax payment requirements (House Finance)
  • SB 617: Discouraging gang activity (House Judiciary)
  • SB 621: Authorizing digital court records (Completed legislation; awaiting action by the Governor)
  • SB 626: Relating to qualifications of regional airport authority members (Pending House introduction)
  • SB 627: Removing prohibition against leasing state-owned pore spaces underlying lands designated as state parks (House Energy and Public Works)
  • SB 646: Increasing non-traditional instruction days for WV teachers (House Education)
  • SB 649: Supplementing and amending appropriations to Department of Health, Office of Inspector General (House Finance)
  • SB 650: Relating to full-time interventionists (H Second Reading, 03-31)
  • SB 652: Expanding cardiac arrest provisions to be applicable to elementary schools (House Finance)
  • SB 655: Providing limited immunity for mental health providers who are involved in mental hygiene checks (House Judiciary)
  • SB 658: Prohibiting certain persons from receiving compensation for advising or assisting with veterans’ benefits (House Judiciary)
  • SB 683: Relating to land sales by Auditor (House Government Organization)
  • SB 686: Relating to WV commercial feed law (House Government Organization)
  • SB 690: Authorizing county commissions to increase compensation of elected county officials (Pending House introduction)
  • SB 705: Allowing Board of Education to promulgate rules for submission to Legislature (House Education)
  • SB 707: Providing increase in salary to WV Birth-to-Three contracted therapists and employees (Pending House introduction)
  • SB 708: Providing state mine inspectors with raise (Pending House introduction)
  • SB 710: Relating to the practice of teledentistry (House Health and Human Resources)
  • SB 712: Relating to retirement provisions of systems managed by CPRB (House Finance)
  • SB 715: Relating to personally identifiable information of member, retirant, beneficiary, or alternate payee of retirement system (House Finance)
  • SB 716: Relating to failure to pay required contributions and interest payments for certain retirees who transfer between retirement systems (House Finance)
  • SB 719: Relating to age at which minor can consent to certain medical decisions and services (House Judiciary)
  • SB 721: Authorizing use of unmanned aerial vehicles to track certain mortally wounded wild animals (House Government Organization)
  • SB 722: Creating WV Short Line Railroad Modernization Act (Pending House introduction)
  • SB 724: Relating to taxation (Pending House introduction)
  • SB 725: Relating to unlawful expenditures by local fiscal bodies (House Finance)
  • SB 728: Relating generally to transfer on death deed (Pending House introduction)
  • SB 731: Terminating Design Build Board (House Government Organization)
  • SB 733: Relating to membership composition of Legislative Oversight Commission on Department of Transportation Accountability (House Government Organization)
  • SB 734: Repealing section creating A. James Manchin Rehabilitation Environmental Action Plan (House Government Organization)
  • SB 736: Relating to publication of registered lobbyist information (House Government Organization)
  • SB 738: Terminating Employee Suggestion Award Board (House Government Organization)
  • SB 739: Relating to recovery residences (Pending House introduction)
  • SB 743: Adjusting percentage of tax retained by clerk of county commission for certain purposes (House Finance)
  • SB 748: Creating Safer Communities Act (Pending House introduction)
  • SB 761: Creating Joel Archer Substance Abuse Intervention Act (Pending House introduction)
  • SB 765: Establishing Troops-to-Teachers Program (Pending House introduction)
  • SB 746: Allowing State Board of Education to delegate its Medicaid provider status to public charter schools (House Education)
  • SB 747: Relating to Real Estate License Act (House Government Organization)
  • SB 800: Relating to insurance holding company systems (House Finance)
  • SB 801: Creating WV Public Waterway Access Act (Pending House introduction)
  • SB 810: Clarifying requirements for administration of anesthesia and chronic pain practice by certain licensed nurses (Pending House introduction)
  • SB 820: Whistleblower Protection Fund Act Gov (House Government Organization)
  • SB 823: Clarifying and separating duties between Division of Emergency Management and DEP (H Third Reading, 03-31)
  • SB 825: Permitting higher education institutions enter agreements with non-profit organizations for economic development and job creation (House Finance)
  • SB 829: Modifying classes of state of preparedness declared by Governor or Legislature (House Government Organization)
  • SB 833: Excluding pharmaceutical medication from prior authorization gold card process (Pending House introduction)
  • SB 837: Eliminating WV Office of Equal Opportunity (Pending House introduction)
  • SB 839: Requiring Division of Labor establish separate rules for residential or commercial plumbing (House Government Organization)
  • SB 844: Exempting non-native quail and partridge from game farm requirement if owned for agricultural purposes (Pending House introduction)
  • SB 856: Removing certain reporting requirements to Joint Committee on Government and Finance (House Government Organization)
  • SB 861: Updating references to reflect consolidation of Information Services and Communications Division into Office of Technology (House Government Organization)
  • SB 862: Repealing antiquated language related to Voluntary Gilding Dome Check-Off Program (House Government Organization)
  • SB 863: Removing reference to Information Services and Communications Division (House Government Organization)
  • SB 864: Clarifying inference of criminal intent in burglary prosecution (House Judiciary)
  • SB 866: Requiring WV Board of Education to promulgate legislative rule in consultation with WV Board of Physical Therapy (Pending House introduction)
  • SB 871: Removing persons who perform drywall services from definition of “contractor” in Contractor Licensing Act (House Government Organization)
  • SB 874: Permitting current home confinement officers to participate in Emergency Medical Services Retirement System (Pending House introduction)
  • SB 876: Terminating certain requirements for Tax Commissioner to submit reports, publish information, and provide notice (House Finance)
  • SB 899: Protecting coal and gas minerals from carbon capture practices (House Energy and Public Works)
  • SB 904: Clarifying requirements for Commissioner of Bureau for Public Health (Pending House introduction)
  • SB 907: Relating to high impact development projects (Pending House introduction)
  • SB 934: Relating to low-proof spirit alcohol products (Pending House introduction)
  • HB 2024: Updating the meaning certain terms used in West Virginia Personal Income Tax Act (Signed, 02-24)
  • HB 2025: Updating terms in the Corporation Net Income Tax Act (Signed, 02-24)
  • HB 2042: Relating to allowing a guardian ad litem to request the appointment of a court appointed special advocate (Passed Senate; pending House concurrence to Senate amendment)
  • HB 2053: Relating to including the United States Space Force in the definition armed forces (Signed, 03-21)
  • HB 2129: Creating the Parents Bill of Rights (Passed Senate; pending House concurrence to Senate amendment)
  • HB 2222: Relating to authorizing certain agencies of the Department of Administration to promulgate legislative rules (Signed, 03-26)
  • HB 2331: Relating to authorizing certain agencies of the Department of Commerce to promulgate legislative rules (Passed Senate; pending House concurrence to Senate amendment)
  • HB 2354: Banning certain products from food in West Virginia (Signed, 03-24)
  • HB 2411: To provide and change graduation requirements and change duties relating to academic content standards (Passed Senate; pending House concurrence to Senate amendment)
  • HB 2441: To make those who fail drug test ineligible for unemployment (Passed Senate; pending House concurrence to Senate amendment)

Senate Resolutions that Have Been Adopted by the Senate as of Saturday, March 29, 2025 (12)

  • SCR 1: Adopting Joint Rules of Senate and House of Delegates (Adopted, 01-08)
  • SCR 2: Authorizing payment of joint expenses (Adopted, 01-08)
  • SCR 3: US Army Warrant Officer Joseph Rose III Memorial Bridge (House Rules)
  • SCR 4: Amending Joint Rules of Senate and House of Delegates (Adopted, 02-12)
  • SCR 6: US Army Major Jerome Lee Workman Memorial Bridge (Pending House introduction)
  • SCR 9: Becker Brothers, Eugene and Kermit Becker Memorial Bridge (Pending House introduction)
  • SCR 15: Opposing China’s use of UN Resolution 2758 against Taiwan (Adopted, 03-19)
  • SCR 16: US Army SPC Johnny Long Memorial Bridge (Pending House introduction)
  • SCR 17: US Marine Corps PVT Arlie Haught Memorial Bridge (Pending House introduction)
  • SCR 18: Recognizing intent to create WV Coal Renaissance Act (House Energy and Public Works)
  • SCR 20: Recognizing and commending NCSL on its 50th anniversary (Adopted, 03-18)
  • SJR 16: Homestead Exemption Increase Amendment (Pending House introduction)

Action on House Bills in the Senate as of Saturday, March 29, 2025 (169)

 

  • HB 2003: Prohibiting Cell phones in class (Education)
  • HB 2008: Executive Branch Reorganization (Government Organization)
  • HB 2009: Relating to the merging and reorganizing of the executive branch (Government Organization)
  • HB 2024: Updating the meaning certain terms used in West Virginia Personal Income Tax Act (Signed, 02-24)
  • HB 2025: Updating terms in the Corporation Net Income Tax Act (Signed, 02-24)
  • HB 2027: Relating to changing circumstances for when a child may be removed from a foster home (Pending Senate introduction)
  • HB 2030: Modifying compulsory housing for hotels and motels (Government Organization)
  • HB 2042: Relating to allowing a guardian ad litem to request the appointment of a court appointed special advocate (Passed Senate; pending House concurrence to Senate amendment)
  • HB 2043: Relating to use of dog and/or drones for tracking or locating mortally wounded deer, elk, turkey, wild boar or bear (S Second Reading, 03-31)
  • HB 2047: Prohibiting cameras and recording devices in bedrooms and bathrooms of foster children (Health and Human Resources)
  • HB 2052: Eliminating the requirement that the apprenticeship training tax credit base be limited to wages paid to apprentices in the construction trades (Finance)
  • HB 2053: Relating to including the United States Space Force in the definition armed forces (Signed, 03-21)
  • HB 2056: Relating to concurrent juvenile jurisdiction on military installations (Military)
  • HB 2065: To allow Gold Star parents to receive one free Gold Star vehicle registration for personal use (Transportation and Infrastructure)
  • HB 2066: Creating a crime for the destruction of first responder equipment (Judiciary)
  • HB 2067: West Virginia Firearms Liability Clarification Act (Government Organization)
  • HB 2111: Establishing the Uniform Mortgage Modification Act (Judiciary)
  • HB 2117: Relating to when Mail In Ballots are Due (Government Organization)
  • HB 2121: Deceased Disabled Veteran Real Property Exemption for Widowed Spouses (Military)
  • HB 2123: Modifying the criminal penalties imposed on a parent, guardian or custodian for child abuse (Judiciary)
  • HB 2129: Creating the Parents Bill of Rights (Passed Senate; pending House concurrence to Senate amendment)
  • HB 2131: Relating to changing the process of election litigation (Judiciary)
  • HB 2143: Require elementary school teachers to be certified in the science of reading (Education)
  • HB 2145: Relating to terminating the authority of the Director of the Purchasing Division to impose a certain annual fee upon vendors (Government Organization)
  • HB 2157: Provide one trip temporary vehicle permits to be purchased and printed online (Transportation and Infrastructure)
  • HB 2158: Relating to removal of a sunset clause for the West Virginia spay and neuter program (Rules)
  • HB 2164: To allow for public and private schools in West Virginia to employ security personnel (Education)
  • HB 2165: Allowing disabled purple heart recipients park free at municipal metered parking spaces (Finance)
  • HB 2170: Allowing volunteer fire departments to use fire protection funding for certain purchases (Government Organization)
  • HB 2172: Relating to adding an athletic trainer to the Board of Physical Therapy (Government Organization)
  • HB 2190: Including Potomac State College in the definition of community and technical college education program for participation in the “Learn and Earn Program” (Education)
  • HB 2205: Relating to microreactor development (Energy, Industry and Mining)
  • HB 2217: Relating to penalties for conspiracy to commit murder (Judiciary)
  • HB 2222: Relating to authorizing certain agencies of the Department of Administration to promulgate legislative rules (Signed, 03-26)
  • HB 2233: Authorizing the Department of Environmental Protection to promulgate legislative rules (Judiciary)
  • HB 2267: Authorizing Department of Revenue to Promulgate Legislative Rules (Judiciary)
  • HB 2331: Relating to authorizing certain agencies of the Department of Commerce to promulgate legislative rules (Passed Senate; pending House concurrence to Senate amendment)
  • HB 2344: Relating generally to traffic safety (Transportation and Infrastructure)
  • HB 2347: Relating generally to the creation of mental hygiene regions by the Supreme Court of Appeals (Judiciary)
  • HB 2349: To offer long-acting reversible contraception to patients receiving methadone and suboxone at the treatment facility for the methadone and suboxone (Health and Human Resources)
  • HB 2354: Banning certain products from food in West Virginia (Signed, 03-24)
  • HB 2358: Relating to postmortem examinations (Government Organization)
  • HB 2360: Clarifying the victims of crimes against law-enforcement officers (Judiciary)
  • HB 2362: Relating to recognizing the law-enforcement powers of correctional officers employed by the Division of Corrections and Rehabilitation (Government Organization)
  • HB 2363: Clarifying the groups of persons to whom the criminal prohibitions related to child pornography are inapplicable when such persons are performing their official or employment duties (Judiciary)
  • HB 2377: Relating to child welfare (Health and Human Resources)
  • HB 2382: Camping ban on certain public property (Rules)
  • HB 2387: To repeal the class A1 Pistol stamp for hunting (S Third Reading, 03-31)
  • HB 2389: Relating to Dietitian Licensure Compact (Government Organization)
  • HB 2393: Relating to requiring certain reporting from the Mountaineer Trail Network Authority each year (Economic Development)
  • HB 2397: Prevent immediate family members from acting in a fiduciary capacity for the same governmental authority (Government Organization)
  • HB 2399: Relating to the taxation of managed timber (Finance)
  • HB 2402: Relating to providing access to medical records; providing access to a minor’s medical record (S Second Reading, 03-31)
  • HB 2411: To provide and change graduation requirements and change duties relating to academic content standards (Passed Senate; pending House concurrence to Senate amendment)
  • HB 2434: Relating to establishing the Stop Squatters Act (Judiciary)
  • HB 2437: Clarification of penalties for offenses involving Fentanyl (Substance Use Disorder and Mental Health)
  • HB 2441: To make those who fail drug test ineligible for unemployment (Passed Senate; pending House concurrence to Senate amendment)
  • HB 2444: Relating to limiting financial records of limited video lottery permittees that are subject to examination by Lottery Commission (Finance)
  • HB 2451: To facilitate the creation of home-based businesses (Judiciary)
  • HB 2456: Pregnancy Support (Finance)
  • HB 2473: Increasing and maintaining the bracketed tax rates on the privilege of establishing or operating a health maintenance organization (Finance)
  • HB 2479: Relating to Management and control of county authority vested in board (Government Organization)
  • HB 2484: Clarifying the probationary period for paid municipal firefighters (Government Organization)
  • HB 2499: Training course for principals in public schools; informing teachers of their rights and protections; IEP format (Education)
  • HB 2501: Relating to exemptions of property in bankruptcy proceedings (Finance)
  • HB 2502: Establishing limitations on billing practices of Internet or telecommunications providers that fail to provide subscribed customers service for five or more days (Energy, Industry and Mining)
  • HB 2511: Relating to charitable bingo and alcohol sales and consumption while such bingo is taking places (Judiciary)
  • HB 2513: Enhancing training requirements for county boards of education members (Education)

·       HB 2515: Relating to elementary behavior intervention and safety (Education)

  • HB 2516: To repeal antiquated and inoperative portions of code (S Second Reading, 03-31)
  • HB 2528: To permit students in Christian schools at the elementary and middle school level to participate in county level sport tournaments (Pending Senate introduction)

·       HB 2548: Clarifying duties of state superintendent regarding rule implementation (Education)

·       HB 2560: Creating Infrastructure Ready Jurisdictions (Economic Development)

  • HB 2634: To double the criminal penalty for anyone found guilty of sexual assault on a minor (Judiciary)
  • HB 2635: To ensure that classroom sizes are equal without losing a teachers aide (Education)
  • HB 2645: Requiring certain non-discretionary procedures be strictly complied with by the West Virginia Parkways Authority before tolls, rents, fees or charges may be increased (Pending Senate introduction)
  • HB 2646: To permit students in eighth and ninth grade to attend summer school in order to raise their grades and establish academic eligibility to play sports in the fall (Education)

·       HB 2653: Updating the West Virginia Law Institute (Judiciary)

  • HB 2659: Adding a special permit for a non-profit entity to be a qualified permit holder in a private outdoor designated area (Judiciary)

·       HB 2678: Relating to school zones of public or private schools (Transportation and Infrastructure)

·       HB 2679: To allow for the reinstatement of retired Deputy Sheriffs to their former departments (Government Organization)

·       HB 2695: Raleigh and Mason Counties Economic Opportunity Development Districts (Pending Senate introduction)

·       HB 2702: Relating to vacancies in offices of state officials (Judiciary)

·       HB 2709: Permitting a voter with a change of address to vote in his or her new precinct without having to cast a provisional ballot (Government Organization)

·       HB 2710: Truth in Giving (Judiciary)

·       HB 2711: Relating to the repeal of the common law rule against perpetuities by extending it to 1,000 years for all trusts (Judiciary)

  • HB 2718: Relating to creating a State Advisory Council on Establishing a Military College (Finance)
  • HB 2736: Relating generally to Underground Facilities Damage prevention (Energy, Industry and Mining)
  • HB 2742: Relating to creating limited waiver from certificate of public convenience and necessity requirement for certain water or sewer services projects (Government Organization)
  • HB 2752: Relating to motorcycle safety (Government Organization)

·       HB 2755: To provide that the West Virginia Board of Education may promulgate rules or policies to be submitted to the Legislature for review (Judiciary)

·       HB 2761: Relating generally to magistrate courts (Judiciary)

·       HB 2773: Higher Ed Rules (Education)

·       HB 2774: Coach Protection Act (Education)

·       HB 2776: Requiring Department of Health to report positive Alpha Gal tests to CDC (Health and Human Resources)

·       HB 2781: Relating to the meaning of residence for the Purpose of Bail (Judiciary)

·       HB 2797: Relating to who may diagnose post-traumatic stress disorder as a compensable injury or disease under workers compensation (Health and Human Resources)

  • HB 2802: Relating to in-service training credits for law-enforcement officers (Judiciary)

·       HB 2835: Relating to creating the West Virginia Infrastructure Deployment Clearinghouse (Economic Development)

  • HB 2836: Relating to wild animal rehabilitation permits (Pending Senate introduction)

·       HB 2856: Providing for conservation easements to allow for broadband through easements either directly or under a conservation plan (Judiciary)

·       HB 2867: Relating to Small Estates (Judiciary)

·       HB 2871: Relating to the crime of negligent homicide (Judiciary)

·       HB 2878: To require railroad companies to provide alternative entry and exit ways (Transportation and Infrastructure)

  • HB 2880: Relating to parent resource navigators (Health and Human Resources)
  • HB 2881: Relating to the makeup of the State Police Child Abuse and Neglect Investigations Unit (Health and Human Resources)
  • HB 2889: To permit a fairness hearing exemption to the registration requirements of the Uniform Securities Act (Banking and Insurance)

·       HB 2942: Administration of the West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection Design-Build Pilot Program (Finance)

·       HB 2943: Administration of the West Virginia Hazardous Waste Management Act (Finance)

  • HB 2948: Relating to obtaining title to abandoned or junked motor vehicles abandoned on the property or place of business of an automobile dealer (Transportation and Infrastructure)
  • HB 2960: Allowing the Division of Highways to contract out snow removal to private companies on secondary roads in Monongalia and Preston counties (Finance)
  • HB 2963: To ensure that the survivor of a merger, reorganization, purchase, or assumption of liabilities of a bank chartered by West Virginia is insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (Pending Senate introduction)
  • HB 2964: Amending residency requirements for regional airport boards (Pending Senate introduction)
  • HB 2978: Relating generally to the Municipal Bond Commission governance (Pending Senate introduction)
  • HB 2987: Relating to the Consumer Data Protection Act (Judiciary)
  • HB 3000: Relating to agency changes and updates to the West Virginia Commercial Feed Law (Government Organization)
  • HB 3001: Relating to county parks and recreation commission (Government Organization)
  • HB 3012: Relating to Lottery Money Distribution (Finance)
  • HB 3016: Photo voter ID (Pending Senate introduction)
  • HB 3017: Compliance Audits of Tabulating Equipment (Government Organization)

·       HB 3024: Guaranteed course transfer bill (Education)

·       HB 3030: Administration of the West Virginia Water Pollution Control Act (Energy, Industry and Mining)

  • HB 3080: Military Spouse hiring preference (Military)
  • HB 3084: Creating the Oral Health and Cancer Rights Act (Pending Senate introduction)

·       HB 3089: Mandate the use of WV DMV electronic lien and title system for certain entities and persons (Transportation and Infrastructure)

  • HB 3090: Relating to coverage for the treatment of stuttering (Pending Senate introduction)
  • HB 3092: Relating to financial assistance available for a prescription drug (Pending Senate introduction)

·       HB 3125: To remove restrictions from teachers receiving permanent teaching licenses (Education)

·       HB 3139: Relating to charter schools applications (Education)

  • HB 3142: Allowing health benefit plan sponsors to communicate electronically with covered persons (Pending Senate introduction)

·       HB 3144: Wireless Infrastructure and Facilities Siting and Co-location (Economic Development)

·       HB 3146: Relating to special registration plates for military personnel (Transportation and Infrastructure)

  • HB 3150: Health Science and Medical Student Loan Programs (Health and Human Resources)
  • HB 3156: Create exemption for Legislature for reporting requirements in Shared Services Section (Pending Senate introduction)
  • HB 3157: Relating to shortened procedure for road condition claims (Pending Senate introduction)
  • HB 3162: Providing that causes of action under Chapter 46A of the Code of West Virginia survive the death of the party (Banking and Insurance)
  • HB 3164: Requiring registered sex offenders pay annual fee (Pending Senate introduction)

·       HB 3166: Requirements for School Safety Mapping Data (Education)

  • HB 3168: Allow customers to make changes to their accounts by phone or mail (Energy, Industry and Mining)
  • HB 3174: Requiring municipalities take actions when potential customers apply for water and sewer service (Government Organization)

·       HB 3187: Relating to the West Virginia Task Force on Artificial Intelligence (Economic Development)

  • HB 3190: Controlled Substances and arrestable offenses (Judiciary)
  • HB 3192: To repeal obsolete, conflicting or inoperative provisions of code that pertain to higher education (S Second Reading, 03-31)
  • HB 3263: Relating to providing notification of utility service disruption to its’ customers (Transportation and Infrastructure)
  • HB 3269: Reorganizing the Board of Banking and Financial Institutions, the Division of Financial Institutions, and the Lending and Credit Rate Board (Government Organization)
  • HB 3272: Relating to eviction proceedings (Judiciary)
  • HB 3274: Relating to reports of circuit court proceedings (Judiciary)
  • HB 3275: Update timing for appeals (Judiciary)
  • HB 3277: Relating to defining terms for the West Virginia Hospital Finance Authority Act (Health and Human Resources)
  • HB 3289: Relating to expungement of certain criminal convictions (Judiciary)
  • HB 3292: Relating to special stops required for on-track equipment (Transportation and Infrastructure)
  • HB 3297: Establishing the Washington Center for Civics, Culture, and Statesmanship at West Virginia University (Finance)
  • HB 3304: To create statues celebrating the 250th anniversary of the founding of the United States (Pending Senate introduction)
  • HB 3305: Changing the limit on switching parties before filing to run for office from 60 days to 180 days prior to an election (Pending Senate introduction)
  • HB 3313: Providing more opportunities for high school students in community colleges (Education)
  • HB 3336: Well Plugging methods (Energy, Industry and Mining)
  • HB 3338: Allow child witness testify remotely in situations deemed traumatic by judge (Judiciary)
  • HB 3342: Firearms Industry Nondiscrimination Act (Pending Senate introduction)
  • HB 3343: Relating to drugs and adding a provision relating to the scheduling of crystalline polymorph psilocybin approved by the Food and Drug Administration (Health and Human Resources)
  • HB 3344: Relating to the establishment of a grant program to fund the United States Food and Drug Administration’s drug development trials with ibogaine (Health and Human Resources)
  • HB 3433: Modifying language in the statute to make it consistent with W.Va. Code §5H-1-2(b) for survivor’s benefit payments (Pending Senate introduction)
  • HB 3434: Relating to the controlled substance schedules and to clean-up errors identified in the code sections (Judiciary)
  • HB 3439: Relating to registration of voters and voluntary registration of organ donors (Health and Human Resources)
  • HB 3440: Relating generally to removing and repealing obsolete provisions under the purview of the State Treasurer’s Office (Pending Senate introduction)
  • HB 3456: Relating to the powers and duties of the Commissioner of the Division of Corrections and Rehabilitation regarding Stevens Correctional Center (Government Organization)
  • HB 3492: Relating to municipal economic opportunity development districts (Pending Senate introduction)
  • HB 3503: Relating to regulation by counties, municipalities, and political subdivisions of commercial horticulture under the Water Pollution Control Act (Government Organization)

·       HB 3504: Relating to protecting critical infrastructure; and defining terms (Judiciary)

  • HB 3506: Relating to contributions to the retirement system for judges of courts of record (Pending Senate introduction)

Action on House Resolutions in the Senate as of Saturday, March 29, 2025 (68)

  • HCR 1: Raising a Joint Assembly to open and publish election returns (Adopted, 01-08)
  • HCR 2: Extending an invitation to His Excellency, the Governor, to deliver an address to the Legislature and raising a Joint Assembly therefor (Adopted, 01-08)
  • HCR 3: Providing for an adjournment of the Legislature until February 12, 2025 (Adopted, 01-08)
  • HCR 4: Raising a Joint Assembly to hear remarks of the Governor (Adopted, 01-12)

·       HCR 5: William “Bill” Harrison Lowther Memorial Bridge c(Transportation and Infrastructure)

·       HCR 6: Private Sidney Washington Memorial Bridge (Transportation and Infrastructure)

·       HCR 7: U.S. Army Pfc John Wesley Meadows Memorial Bridge (Transportation and Infrastructure)

·       HCR 8: PFC Lester E. Maynard Memorial Bridge (Transportation and Infrastructure)

·       HCR 9: Robert S. Pomeroy Memorial Bridge (Transportation and Infrastructure)

·       HCR 10: USMC PFC Robert Thomas Taylor Memorial Road (Transportation and Infrastructure)

·       HCR 11: Thomas A. Azinger Memorial Bridge (Transportation and Infrastructure)

·       HCR 12: Charles “Charlie” Goff Memorial Bridge (Transportation and Infrastructure)

·       HCR 13: Corporal James E. Jackley Memorial Bridge (Transportation and Infrastructure)

  • HCR 14: US Navy S1C Curtis Hatcher Memorial Road (Transportation and Infrastructure)

·       HCR 15: US Marines PFC Delbert Carles Roles Memorial Bridge (Transportation and Infrastructure)

·       HCR 18: Paul J. Hofe Memorial Bridge (Transportation and Infrastructure)

·       HCR 20: Tustin Brothers Memorial Bridge (Transportation and Infrastructure)

·       HCR 21: U. S. Army Private Terry F. Tustin Memorial Bridge (Transportation and Infrastructure)

·       HCR 22: James M. Ellis Memorial Road (Transportation and Infrastructure)

·       HCR 23: US Army PFC Calvin E. Spade Memorial Bridge (Transportation and Infrastructure)

·       HCR 24: Postlethwait Brothers Memorial Bridge (Transportation and Infrastructure)

·       HCR 25: Waynesburg Pike Road (Transportation and Infrastructure)

·       HCR 26: Jimmy M. Hutchison Memorial Bridge (Transportation and Infrastructure)

·       HCR 27: BG Edmund “Frank” Roleff, WVNG Memorial Road (Transportation and Infrastructure)

·       HCR 28: Frank Lee Maddy Memorial Road (Transportation and Infrastructure)

·       HCR 29: Sheriff Jeremy Taylor Memorial Road (Transportation and Infrastructure)

  • HCR 30: Pastor Roger D. Stewart and Brenda Runion Stewart Memorial Bridge (Transportation and Infrastructure)

·       HCR 31: U.S. Army Lieutenant Colonel Quewanncoll “Que” Stephens, Sr. Memorial Bridge (Transportation and Infrastructure)

·       HCR 32: U. S. Army PVT Leon ‘Deacon’ Stover Memorial Bridge (Transportation and Infrastructure)

·       HCR 34: U. S. Merchant Marine Joseph Ward Teter Memorial Bridge (Transportation and Infrastructure)

·       HCR 35: U.S. Air Force Thomas M. Oxley Memorial Road (Transportation and Infrastructure)

·       HCR 36: US. Marine Corps PFC Darrel Lee Burgess Memorial Bridge (Transportation and Infrastructure)

·       HCR 37: CPT Ray Leslie Memorial Bridge (Transportation and Infrastructure)

·       HCR 39: Gold Star Mother Catherine Blake Highway (Transportation and Infrastructure)

·       HCR 42: U.S. Army Corporal Kenneth H. Tinsley Bridge (Transportation and Infrastructure)

  • HCR 43: Ray William “Mutt” Sherman Memorial Bridge (Transportation and Infrastructure)

·       HCR 44: Corporal Charles W. Wolfe Memorial Bridge (Transportation and Infrastructure)

·       HCR 45: Charlotte Denise Seymour Hill Memorial Bridge (Transportation and Infrastructure)

·       HCR 46: U.S. Army Ronald Gene Sypolt Memorial Bridge (Transportation and Infrastructure)

·       HCR 47: Clinton “Randy” Dean 101st Airborne Vietnam Veterans Memorial Bridge (Transportation and Infrastructure)

  • HCR 49: Resolution relating to use of industrial sites and the potential impacts on downstream facilities (Adopted, 03-03)

·       HCR 50: Alfred E. Garrison Memorial Bridge (Transportation and Infrastructure)

  • HCR 51: U.S. Army Roy Lee Hill Memorial Bridge (Transportation and Infrastructure)
  • HCR 52: Ronnie W. Matthews Memorial Bridge (Transportation and Infrastructure)

·       HCR 54: PFC Howard Bissett Memorial Bridge (Transportation and Infrastructure)

  • HCR 55: Vance Brothers Six Military Veterans Highway (Transportation and Infrastructure)

·       HCR 56: Tom Bill Dudley Memorial Bridge (Transportation and Infrastructure)

·       HCR 60: Janice Cosco Memorial Bridge Longest Serving Marion County Clerk (Transportation and Infrastructure)

·       HCR 61: U.S. Navy Seaman First Class Guy Harlow Waugh Memorial Road (Transportation and Infrastructure)

·       HCR 62: U.S. Army PFC Henry James Miller Memorial Bridge (Transportation and Infrastructure)

·       HCR 63: Gary W. Spinks Memorial Bridge (Transportation and Infrastructure)

·       HCR 67: 2nd LT Darwin Keith “Gus” Kyle Memorial Bridge (Transportation and Infrastructure)

·       HCR 68: Jim Marcum and Airiel Wallace Memorial Bridge (Transportation and Infrastructure)

·       HCR 69: Landen, Fannie, Katherine, Ab and Laura Baisden Family Memorial Bridge (Transportation and Infrastructure)

  • HCR 70: Revolutionary War Patriot Patrick Board Memorial Bridge (Transportation and Infrastructure)

·       HCR 71: Leonard N. Miller Memorial Bridge (Transportation and Infrastructure)

·       HCR 72: Recognizing Black Lung Awareness Month (Energy, Industry and Mining)

  • HCR 77: Jim Sigmon Family Memorial Bridge (Transportation and Infrastructure)

·       HCR 78: Urging the Commissioner of Highways to prioritize completion of I-73, the King Coal Highway (S Unfinished Business, 03-31)

·       HCR 79: Donald Tackett Jr. Memorial Road (Transportation and Infrastructure)

  • HCR 82: U.S. Army PFC Paul Ralph Bittinger Sr. Memorial Bridge (Transportation and Infrastructure)

·       HCR 83: Benny Filiaggi III Memorial Bridge (Transportation and Infrastructure)

  • HCR 85: Lavern “Mousey” Testerman Memorial Bridge (Transportation and Infrastructure)
  • HCR 86: U. S. Army  PFC Robert F. Mann Memorial Bridge (Transportation and Infrastructure)
  • HCR 87: Clark Brothers Memorial Bridge (Transportation and Infrastructure)
  • HCR 89: U. S. Army SP4 Kermit Harold Yoho Memorial Bridge (Transportation and Infrastructure)
  • HCR 91: Charles Grant Hoke Memorial (Transportation and Infrastructure)
  • HCR 93: Scott Miller Hill Bypass (Transportation and Infrastructure)

Bills that Have Completed Legislation as of Saturday, March 29, 2025 (21 – 16 Senate; 5 House)

  • SB 8: Providing additional sites and devices for newborn safe surrender (Signed, 03-26)
  • SB 138: Enhancing penalties for fleeing officer (Signed, 03-24)
  • SB 240: Updating crime of sexual extortion (Signed, 03-24)
  • SB 283: Expanding grade levels of personal finance course requirements needed for graduation (Completed legislation; awaiting action by the Governor)
  • SB 291: Extending time frame for pharmacies to register from annually to biennially (Signed, 03-24)
  • SB 358: Authorizing Department of Transportation to promulgate legislative rules (Signed, 03-20)
  • SB 336: Authorizing Department of Homeland Security to promulgate legislative rules (Completed legislation; awaiting action by the Governor)
  • SB 369: Authorizing miscellaneous boards and agencies to promulgate legislative rules (Completed legislation; awaiting action by the Governor)
  • SB 443: Authorizing Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology Board of Examiners to conduct criminal background checks for licensing (Signed, 03-24)
  • SB 456: Defining “men” and “women” (Signed, 03-12)
  • SB 462: Permitting Board of Occupational Therapy to require criminal history record checks (Signed, 03-24)
  • SB 486: Clarifying eligibility requirements to vote in WV elections (Signed, 03-26)
  • SB 487: Removing ineligible voters from active voter rolls (Signed, 03-25)
  • SB 490: Prohibiting ranked-choice voting in elections in West Virginia (Signed, 03-18)
  • SB 492: Removing outdated provisions governing political committees (Completed legislation; awaiting action by the Governor)
  • SB 621: Authorizing digital court records (Completed legislation; awaiting action by the Governor)
  • HB 2024: Updating the meaning certain terms used in West Virginia Personal Income Tax Act (Signed, 02-24)
  • HB 2025: Updating terms in the Corporation Net Income Tax Act (Signed, 02-24)
  • HB 2053: Relating to including the United States Space Force in the definition armed forces (Signed, 03-21)
  • HB 2222: Relating to authorizing certain agencies of the Department of Administration to promulgate legislative rules (Signed, 03-26)
  • HB 2354: Banning certain products from food in West Virginia (Signed, 03-24)

Resolutions that Have Completed Legislation as of Saturday, March 29, 2025 (10 – 5 Senate; 5 House)

  • SCR 1: Adopting Joint Rules of Senate and House of Delegates (Adopted, 01-08)
  • SCR 2: Authorizing payment of joint expenses (Adopted, 01-08)
  • SCR 4: Amending Joint Rules of Senate and House of Delegates (Adopted, 02-12)
  • SCR 15: Opposing China’s use of UN Resolution 2758 against Taiwan (Adopted, 03-19)
  • SCR 20: Recognizing and commending NCSL on its 50th anniversary (Adopted, 03-18)
  • HCR 1: Raising a Joint Assembly to open and publish election returns (Adopted, 01-08)
  • HCR 2: Extending an invitation to His Excellency, the Governor, to deliver an address to the Legislature and raising a Joint Assembly therefor (Adopted, 01-08)
  • HCR 3: Providing for an adjournment of the Legislature until February 12, 2025 (Adopted, 01-08)
  • HCR 4: Raising a Joint Assembly to hear remarks of the Governor (Adopted, 01-12)
  • HCR 49: Resolution relating to use of industrial sites and the potential impacts on downstream facilities (Adopted, 03-03)

Bills Signed by the Governor as of Saturday, March 29, 2025 (16 – 11 Senate; 5 House)

  • SB 8: Providing additional sites and devices for newborn safe surrender (Signed, 03-26)
  • SB 138: Enhancing penalties for fleeing officer (Signed, 03-24)
  • SB 240: Updating crime of sexual extortion (Signed, 03-24)
  • SB 291: Extending time frame for pharmacies to register from annually to biennially (Signed, 03-24)
  • SB 358: Authorizing Department of Transportation to promulgate legislative rules (Signed, 03-20)
  • SB 443: Authorizing Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology Board of Examiners to conduct criminal background checks for licensing (Signed, 03-24)
  • SB 456: Defining “men” and “women” (Signed, 03-12)
  • SB 462: Permitting Board of Occupational Therapy to require criminal history record checks (Signed, 03-24)
  • SB 486: Clarifying eligibility requirements to vote in WV elections (Signed, 03-26)
  • SB 487: Removing ineligible voters from active voter rolls (Signed, 03-25)
  • SB 490: Prohibiting ranked-choice voting in elections in West Virginia (Signed, 03-18)
  • HB 2024: Updating the meaning certain terms used in West Virginia Personal Income Tax Act (Signed, 02-24)
  • HB 2025: Updating terms in the Corporation Net Income Tax Act (Signed, 02-24)
  • HB 2053: Relating to including the United States Space Force in the definition armed forces (Signed, 03-21)
  • HB 2222: Relating to authorizing certain agencies of the Department of Administration to promulgate legislative rules (Signed, 03-26)
  • HB 2354: Banning certain products from food in West Virginia (Signed, 03-24)

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