April 27, 2022 •
West Virginia Special Session Adjourns
West Virginia Capitol Building - O Palsson
West Virginia’s special session adjourned on April 26.
Lawmakers planned on dealing with 17 bills, but many did not pass.
The most debated bill was Senate Bill 2001, which eventually passed after being vetoed by the governor due to technical errors.
The bill appropriates $250 million to be used to upgrade infrastructure in municipalities of the state.
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