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CHARLESTON — An amendment to a bill meant to exempt state workers from city user fees would now repeal all user fees, potentially putting cities in a cash cru
sadams@newsandsentinel.com Delegates Shawn Fluharty and Erikka Storch speak shortly before Wednesday’s vote on HB 2256. (Photo courtesy of WV Legislative Photography) CHARLESTON — An amendment to a bill meant to exempt state workers from city user fees would now repeal all user fees, potentially putting cities in a cash crunch. The House Political Subdivision Committee approved an amendment Wednesday to House Bill 2256 — prohibiting cities from imposing user fees on employees of West Virginia government agencies — that would exempt non-residents of cities with user fees from paying t...