HOUSE OF DELEGATES
BILLS TO BE INTRODUCED
Monday, January 31, 2022
The following bills introduced pursuant to Rule 92
HB4425. By Del. Rohrbach, Steele, Linville, Fast, Worrell, Lovejoy, Mandt and Hornbuckle - Authorize a law school program at Marshall University - To Education then Finance
HB4426. By Del. Westfall, D. Jeffries and Criss - Repeal article 33-25G-1 et seq. creating provider sponsored networks - To Banking and Insurance then Health and Human Resources
HB4427. By Del. Skaff, Steele, Young, Pack, Barach, Capito and Pushkin - To establish a review process for periodic monitoring video cameras in special education classrooms by authorizing each county school board to designate a monitoring supervisor to do periodic reviews of retained videos. - To the Judiciary then Finance
HB4428. By Del. Hornbuckle - WV Small Business COVID Relief Act (FN) - To Small Business, Entrepreneurship and Economic Development then Finance
HB4429. By Del. Hansen - Establishing penalty for vehicles unlawfully parking in a space designated for fueling a vehicle - To Technology and Infrastructure then the Judiciary
HB4430. By Del. Storch, Gearheart, Evans, Anderson and Pethtel [By Request of the WV Economic Development Authority] - Relating to definitions of base salary and overtime for police and firemen pensions - To Pensions and Retirement then Finance
HB4431. By Del. Storch, Evans, Anderson, Graves, Bates and Pethtel [By Request of the Municipal Pensions Oversight Board] - Relating to electors of trustees for certain pension and relief funds - To Pensions and Retirement then Finance
HB4432. By Del. Storch, Evans, Anderson, Graves, Bates and Pethtel [By Request of the Municipal Pensions Oversight Board] - Relating to holding certain pensions in abeyance in some instances - To Pensions and Retirement then Finance
HB4433. By Del. Storch, Gearheart, Evans, Anderson, Bates and Pethtel [By Request of the Municipal Pensions Oversight Board] - Providing that retirement benefits are not subject to execution - To Pensions and Retirement then Finance
HB4434. By Del. Young - Establishing the Family and Medical Leave Insurance Benefits Act (FN) - To Banking and Insurance then Finance
HB4435. By Del. Young - Establishing that 18 is the age of consent and removing the ability of an underage person to obtaining a consent to marry through their parents, legal guardians, or by petition to the circuit court - To the Judiciary
HB4436. By Del. Hornbuckle - Be Exceptional Starting Today Act - To Health and Human Resources then the Judiciary then Finance
HB4437. By Del. Hornbuckle - Reentry Task Force (FN) - To Select Committee on Jails and Prisons then the Judiciary then Finance
HB4438. By Del. Espinosa, Holstein, Barrett, Criss, Westfall, Clark, Householder, Summers and Hardy - Applying current requirements for certain voting systems to be independent and non-networked to all voting systems that seek certification in West Virginia. - To the Judiciary
HB4439. By Del. Cooper, Dean, Paynter, Zatezalo and Toney - Creating a special revenue account known as the Military Authority Federal Matching Grant Fund - To Veterans' Affairs and Homeland Security then Finance
HB4440. By Del. Longanacre - Ban sanctuary cities in West Virginia. - To Political Subdivisions then the Judiciary
HB4441. By Del. Horst, Summers, Riley, Espinosa, Rowan, Maynard, Young, Skaff, Phillips, Dean and Bridges - The purpose of this bill is to create a Class M air rifle stamp which permits a hunter to hunt big game with an air rifle, as otherwise permitted by law. (FN) - To Agriculture and Natural Resources then Government Organization
HB4442. By Del. Espinosa, Barrett, Holstein, Criss, Clark, Householder and Hardy - Modifying the process of contesting elections. - To the Judiciary
HB4443. By Del. Hornbuckle - Prohibiting certain devices which enhance a diesel-powered vehicle’s capacity to emit soot (FN) - To Technology and Infrastructure then the Judiciary
HB4444. By Del. Hornbuckle - Establishing a pilot program to develop school-based mental and behavioral health services (FN) - To Education then Finance
HB4445. By Del. Hornbuckle - Modifying the school calendar - To Education
HB4446. By Del. Hornbuckle - Student Rescue Act - To Education then Finance
HB4447. By Del. Hornbuckle - To establish cultural competency training for teachers obtaining or renewing a teaching license in West Virginia. - To Education
HB4448. By Del. Hornbuckle - Establish the Commission on American History Enrichment. - To Education then Finance
HB4449. By Del. Espinosa, Holstein, Barrett, Criss, Westfall, Clark, Householder and Hardy - Clarifying the uniform statewide deadline for electronically submitted voter registration applications. - To the Judiciary
HB4450. By Del. Espinosa, Holstein, Barrett, Criss, Westfall, Clark, Householder and Hardy - Removing the $0.50 fee charged and deposited in the Combined Voter Registration and Driver’s Licensing Fund for each driver’s license issued by the Department of Motor Vehicles. (FN) - To Finance
HB4451. By Del. Householder and Criss [By Request of the WV Economic Development Authority] - Eliminating the requirement that otherwise qualified investment assets be located or installed at or within 2 miles of a preexisting manufacturing facility - To Finance
HB4452. By Del. Hornbuckle - Provide a safe process for organic waste composting (FN) - To Health and Human Resources then Government Organization
HB4453. By Del. Longanacre - “Fair Advancements for State Employees” Bill - To Government Organization then Finance
HB4454. By Del. Reed, Kimes, Nestor, Haynes, Worrell, Mallow, Rowan, Riley, Bates, Jennings and Forsht - Allow consumers to opt out of the sale of personal information. - To the Judiciary
HB4455. By Del. Pritt, Paynter, Foster, Longanacre, Hott, Kimes, D. Jeffries, Steele, G. Ward, Jennings and Bridges - Permitting pharmacists to dispense the drug ivermectin by means of a standing order - To Health and Human Resources
HB4456. By Del. Hornbuckle - Mountaineer Games Sports League - To Health and Human Resources then Government Organization
HB4457. By Del. Holstein, Kessinger, Maynor, Haynes, Keaton, Hanna, Sypolt, Linville, Steele, Rohrbach and Graves - Providing tax credits for hiring those in recovery for substance abuse. (FN) - To Prevention and Treatment of Substance Abuse then Finance
HB4458. By Del. Hornbuckle - Screening for adverse childhood experiences (FN) - To Banking and Insurance then Finance
HB4459. By Del. Pushkin - Allowing alternative health insurance premiums for persons that have not received recommended vaccinations - To Banking and Insurance then Health and Human Resources
HB4460. By Del. Householder and Criss [By Request of the WV Economic Development Authority] - Relating to authorizing application of the manufacturing investment tax credit and the manufacturing property tax adjustment credit against personal income tax - To Finance
HB4461. By Del. Householder and Criss [By Request of the WV State Tax & Revenue Department] - Relating to the consolidation of all administrative fees collected by the agency into the existing “Tax Administration Services Fund” - To Finance
HB4462. By Del. Storch, Pethtel, Evans, Anderson, Bates and Graves [By Request of the Municipal Pensions Oversight Board] - Relating to Deferred Retirement Option Plan evaluations (FN) - To Pensions and Retirement then Finance
HB4463. By Del. Crouse, Clark, Steele, Howell, Mazzocchi, Householder and D. Jeffries [By Request of the WV State Athletic Commission] - To increase the compensation members of the State Athletic Commission may receive for their attendance and participation in the commission’s public meetings - To Government Organization then Finance
HB4464. By Del. Paynter, Phillips, Cooper and Miller - Revising requirements for bear damage stamp for hunting license. (FN) - To Agriculture and Natural Resources then Government Organization
HB4465. By Del. Householder and Criss [By Request of the WV Department of Economic Development] - Relating to the tax credit for apprenticeship training (FN) - To Finance
HB4466. By Del. Barnhart, Martin, Ferrell, G. Ward, Wamsley, Statler, J. Kelly, Anderson, Ellington, Smith and Clark - Relating to School Building Authority’s review of school bond applications - To Education then Finance
HB4467. By Del. Hanshaw (Mr. Speaker), Summers, Toney, Rowan, Cooper, Anderson, Jennings and Queen - Requiring early childhood classroom assistant teacher in certain grade levels and enrollment levels in said grade levels (FN) - To Education then Finance
HB4468. By Del. Doyle, Skaff, Hansen, Barach, Garcia, Diserio, Pushkin, Fleischauer, Evans, Walker and Rowe - Election Reform 2022 (FN) - To the Judiciary
HB4469. By Del. Hardy, Queen, Criss, Barrett, Reed, Hott, Westfall, Kessinger and Haynes - Relating generally to administration of Infrastructure Fund - To Finance
HB4470. By Del. Householder and Criss - Relating to consumers sales and service tax and use tax exemption for certain goods to be incorporated into a qualified, new or expanded warehouse or distribution facility - To Finance
HB4471. By Del. Longanacre, Haynes, Honaker, Cooper, Pritt, Phillips, McGeehan, J. Jeffries, Foster, Mazzocchi and Hanna - Relating to the Save Our Volunteer Fire Departments Bill - To Fire Departments and Emergency Medical Services then Government Organization
HB4472. By Del. Howell, Householder, Criss, Hamrick, Linville, Hott, Ellington, Smith, Phillips, Rohrbach and Maynor - Provide a tax credit to distribution centers who build away from interstates and in more rural areas of West Virginia. (FN) - To Finance
HB4473. By Del. Criss [By Request of the WV State Police] - To provide certain members of the State Police with locality pay to offset the high cost of living in certain counties. (FN) - To Finance
HB4474. By Del. Criss [By Request of the WV State Police] - To increase the pay of new hires in training as well as the differentials between the supervisory ranks as well as the corresponding pay of administrative support specialists. (FN) - To Finance