Since June 10, 2026, West Virginia municipalities may create a reserve by majority vote and add surplus or other available money.
A municipality may create a financial reserve with majority approval and add gifts, grants, appropriations, or other available money.
A municipality may create a financial stabilization fund and add money to it. This applies to West Virginia municipalities. The municipality's governing body must approve the fund by majority vote. The fund may receive appropriations, gifts, grants, and other available funds. The governing body may add money from a year-end General Fund surplus or other available money. The law took effect 90 days after passage, on June 10, 2026.
No hearings or votes scheduled.