Authorizes county school district Superintendents to apply for emergency funding to remediate hazards from natural processes.
West Virginia HB4849 allows the Superintendent of the county school district or the local School Improvement Committee to apply directly to the School Building Authority for emergency funding to address hazards caused by natural processes. If the cost of remediation is less than 50% of the school's value, the School Building Authority must prioritize funding for the remediation effort. This bill aims to protect and preserve school structures when hazards from natural causes can be reasonably remedied.
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