House Bill 2158 removes sunset clauses on pet food registration fees, ensuring ongoing funding for spay and neuter services, benefiting animal welfare in West Virginia.

House Bill 2776 mandates reporting alpha-gal syndrome cases to the CDC, improving public health data and awareness of this tick-related allergy in West Virginia.

HCR 76 establishes a task force to streamline state and local permitting processes, boosting economic growth by reducing delays and costs for businesses and agencies.

HB 2389 allows licensed dietitians to practice across state lines without extra licenses, improving access to services while ensuring public health and safety.

House Bill 3017 mandates inspections and audits of voting equipment in West Virginia to ensure security, preventing internet connectivity and boosting voter confidence.