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Ned Lamont's $26.1B CT budget proposal: 5 key takeaways - Vimarsana News

Ned Lamont's $26.1B CT budget proposal: 5 key takeaways

Gov. Ned Lamont’s $26.1B budget proposal includes only $89M in changes from the budget passed last year. Here are five key takeaways from it.

DHHS to deliver recruitment and retention bonuses to child welfare staff this month - Vimarsana News

DHHS to deliver recruitment and retention bonuses to child welfare staff this month

The Department of Health and Human Services also unveiled more details about the governor's plan to improve child safety, announcing that the forthcoming supplemental budget will include nearly $7 million

Midland Trail Elementary funding celebrated - Vimarsana News

Midland Trail Elementary funding celebrated

HICO — Full-throated enthusiasm from eager Fayette County school children greeted Babydog — and the man she accompanies around the state, Gov. Jim Justice — on Monday at Midland Trail

Justice: Multiple WV jails have no staffing shortages | Politics - Vimarsana News

Justice: Multiple WV jails have no staffing shortages | Politics

Gov. Jim Justice declared a State of Emergency in the state’s jails and prisons in August 2022, due to critical staffing shortages at multiple facilities. The order allowed members of the West Virginia National Guard to work in roles where they don't have direct contact with inmates.

Justice: Multiple West Virginia correctional facilities now have zero staff vacancies - Vimarsana News

Justice: Multiple West Virginia correctional facilities now have zero staff vacancies

CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WV News) — There are now multiple correctional facilities in West Virginia operating with zero staffing vacancies, Gov. Jim Justice announced Wednesday.

Source: wvnews.com