Requires public service district boards representing multiple communities to include at least one member from each community.
West Virginia HB4033 amends the Code of West Virginia to mandate that public service district boards representing more than one community must include at least one member from each community. The bill ensures representation from all communities within the district's jurisdiction. The county commission appoints board members, who must meet certain qualifications. The board must include a rate-paying residential customer if the district provides utility services. The board members must complete a training program within six months of taking office.
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