HB5641

To require state, county, municipal, and government-controlled entities to provide timely, public financial transparency through the West Virginia Checkbook system or a substantially similar public transparency platform

Introduced·2/17/26
Intr Text

West Virginia HB5641 mandates public financial transparency for state, county, municipal, and government-controlled entities through the West.

West Virginia HB5641 requires state, county, municipal, and government-controlled entities to participate in the West Virginia Checkbook system or a substantially similar public transparency platform. Entities must ensure financial data is no more than two months behind actual financial activity. They must prominently post a direct link to the transparency platform on their official website and social media accounts. Entities failing to participate after the compliance date face a $500 quarterly penalty, while those with delayed data face escalating monthly fines starting at $50 per month.

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Government Organization Committee
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History

Feb 17

House

Filed for introduction

Feb 17

House

To Government Organization

Feb 17

House

Introduced in House