West Virginia HB5363 allows counties to establish a county daycare through a public vote.
West Virginia HB5363 authorizes counties to establish a county daycare through a public vote. County residents can petition the county commission to create a daycare, which must then develop a plan and propose a funding method. The county commission can hold a referendum to decide on the daycare's establishment. If approved, a County Daycare Authority is formed to manage the daycare, with members appointed by the county commission. The authority can set fees based on residents' ability to pay and manage daycare facilities.
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