H. B. 4817
(By Delegate Cann)
[Introduced February 24, 2006
; referred to the
Committee on the Judiciary.]
A BILL to amend and reenact section 1, chapter 144, Acts of the
Legislature, regular session, 1973, relating to authorizing
and empowering the county court (now county commission) of
Harrison County to use any unexpended sums and surpluses for
the purpose of creating a special fund to be used for
acquiring a new fire fighters' school building and fire
equipment in Harrison County.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of West Virginia:
That section 1, chapter 144, acts of the Legislature,
regular session, 1973, be amended and reenacted all to read
as follows:
HARRISON COUNTY FIRE FIGHTING FUND.
§1.
Harrison County unexpended sums and surpluses; use and
disposition for fire fighting school.
In addition to any and all authority and power
heretofore granted to the
county court county commission of
Harrison County
with respect to the expenditure of unexpended sums and surpluses, such
county court county commission is hereby
authorized and empowered to use any unexpended sums and
surpluses, presently or hereafter existing, in the general fund
or in any special fund of said county, for the purpose of
creating a special fund to be used for acquiring a new fire
fighters' school building, equipping the building,
and,
purchasing
additional fire fighting equipment
or for use as
matching funds on state or federal grants or the payment of grant
writing salaries, bonuses, costs or fees and grant administration
costs or fees in connection with the building of the fire
fighters' school building, equipping the building or purchasing
fire fighting equipment.
NOTE: This bill provides for the use of the Harrison County fire
fighting funds as matching funds for state or federal grants and
grant writing salaries, bonuses, costs or fees and grant
administration fees associated with qualified grants pertaining
to the fire fighters' school building, equipping the building or
purchasing additional fire fighting equipment. Strike-throughs
indicate language that would be stricken from the present law,
and underscoring indicates new language that would be added.