West Virginia 2025 Regular Session

West Virginia House Bill HB3007

Introduced

2/27/25

Refer

2/27/25

Caption

Relating to additional salary for sheriffs with prior law enforcement experience

Latest WV HB3007 Activity

View All Events: WV 2025 Regular Session HB3007

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

WV SB467

Providing county commissioners ongoing mechanism to consider compensation increases for elected officials every two years

WV SB420

Providing county commissioners ongoing mechanism to consider compensation increases for elected officials every two years

WV SB204

Increasing salary for teachers with less than eight years of experience

WV HB4883

Relating to increasing annual salaries of certain employees of the state

WV SB485

Increasing annual salaries of certain state employees

WV HB4876

Modify definition of final average salary within Deputy Sheriff’s Retirement System

WV HB5225

Public defender experience counts for judicial retirement

WV HB2996

Public defender experience counts for judicial retirement

WV SB423

Increasing salary for certain state employees

WV SB589

Permitting campus police officers to participate in Deputy Sheriffs Retirement System

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