HB4912

Regarding emergency ambulance fees for owners of collocated rental units

Introduced·1/29/26
Intr Text

West Virginia HB4912 amends emergency ambulance service fees for lodging businesses, ensuring fair treatment for small cabin and campsite owners.

West Virginia HB4912 amends the Emergency Ambulance Service Act of 1975 to clarify how special emergency ambulance service fees apply to lodging businesses. The bill ensures that small cabin and campsite owners are treated equitably with hotels and motels, preventing disproportionate fees based on the number of rentals. Owners of fewer than 12 cabins or campsites are assessed a single fee, while those with 12 or more are assessed one fee per 12 cabins or campsites. The proceeds from these fees support the establishment, maintenance, and operation of an ambulance authority.

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Current
Government Organization Committee
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Committee decision

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History

Jan 29

House

Filed for introduction

Jan 29

House

To Government Organization

Jan 29

House

Introduced in House