Permitting Adjutant General to pay employees during federal government shutdown or furlough
West Virginia authorizes the Adjutant General to use state funds to pay military employees during federal shutdowns, pending federal reimbursement.
West Virginia authorizes the Adjutant General to use state funds to pay military employees during federal shutdowns, pending federal reimbursement.
SB 945 authorizes West Virginia's Adjutant General to continue paying state military employees during federal government shutdowns or furloughs when federal funding is temporarily unavailable. The bill enables the state to maintain payroll for National Guard and related personnel using state funds as a bridge during federal appropriations lapses.
Federal shutdowns create uncertainty for military personnel who depend on reliable paychecks. This bill ensures West Virginia's military workforce can maintain financial stability during gaps in federal funding, preventing hardship for employees and maintaining operational readiness of state military functions.
Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.
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