Following the completion of the 80th Regular Session, Legislators briefly reconvened in both bodies to begin working on the First Extraordinary Session.
The Legislature met and suspended the constitutional rules required to read a bill on three separate days to pass House Bill 101, which provides tax credit and required payment programs designed to enhance the prospects of restarting a large, manufacturing facility specifically targeting the reopening of Century Aluminum in Ravenswood, WV.
Lawmakers also passed Senate Bill 1002, which would make supplementary appropriation from State Fund, General Revenue, to Governor’s Office, Civil Contingent Fund in response to recent flood and tornado damage.
Both the House and Senate adjourned the First Extraordinary Session Sine Die.
The House and Senate completed legislation on 
The House and Senate met today to continue the extended budget session in relation to 
The Conference Committee for Senate Bill 160 will be held tomorrow at 3 p.m. in room 451M.
Both bodies convened shortly after midnight to begin the 2012 extended budget session. 
Eight bills completed legislation in the last Senate meeting of the regular session. Another eight bills were passed. Among completed legislation is 
The House completed bills before the adjournment at midnight. After several lengthy floor sessions, 12 bills completed legislation in this evening’s last floor session of the 80th West Virginia Legislature’s 2012 Regular Session.