HB4172 removes the office of County Surveyor from election ballots and ends the office in West Virginia.
HB4172 amends the West Virginia Code to remove the office of County Surveyor from election ballots and discontinue the position. The bill repeals the requirement for a county surveyor license and eliminates the office following the 2026 elections. The changes reflect the current practice of West Virginia counties no longer utilizing the services of a county surveyor.
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