West Virginia SB762 proposes comprehensive reforms to the state's water infrastructure systems.
West Virginia SB762 aims to reform the state's water infrastructure systems by establishing the West Virginia Water Development and Infrastructure Council. The bill allows private utilities to be eligible for low-interest loans through the Water Development Authority, prioritizing public utilities. It mandates reporting to municipal governing bodies and county commissions, and requires initial and renewed training for municipal and county waterworks system operators.
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