SB315 - Exempting ad valorem property tax on property used for divine worship, educational, and charitable purposes

2 Co-Sponsors

The purpose of this bill is to exempt from ad valorem property tax all property used for divine worship, including parts of those properties that are used for educational and other charitable purposes.

SB321 - Limiting municipalities’ authority to restrict purchase and storage of weapons and ammunition

11 Co-Sponsors

The purpose of this bill is to prevent municipalities from targeting protected businesses with planning and zoning ordinances more restrictive than those placed upon other businesses.

SB163 - Establishing aggravated felony offense of reckless driving resulting in death

7 Co-Sponsors

SB243 - Requiring moment of silence at beginning of each school day

2 Co-Sponsors

SR5 - Designating January 15, 2024, as Child Advocacy Day at Legislature

3 Co-Sponsors

SB396 - Allowing reimbursement for remote ultrasound procedures and fetal nonstress tests

1 Co-Sponsor

The purpose of this bill is to require the Department of Health and Human Resources to allow reimbursement for remote ultrasound procedures and remote fetal nonstress tests utilizing established CPT codes for these procedures when the patient is in a residence or other off-site location from the patient's provider and the same standard of care is met.

SB159 - Prohibiting persons convicted of certain crimes against minors from holding positions on boards of education

16 Co-Sponsors

The purpose of this bill is to require that the party affiliation for county school board members be displayed beside their name on the ballot for election.

SB192 - Relating to administration of anesthetics

2 Co-Sponsors

The purpose of this bill is to update the required credentials for a certified registered nurse anesthetist who cooperates with a physician or dentist.

SB278 - WV Chemical Abortion Prohibition Act

1 Co-Sponsor

SB399 - Creating crime of assault on a police dog

10 Co-Sponsors

The purpose of this bill is to make it unlawful to harm, attempt to harm, or kill a police dog that is under the control of a law-enforcement or corrections officer who is acting in his or her official capacity. The bill also defines the term "police dog" and sets forth penalties.