July interims will stretch for
three days with 48 meetings scheduled. There were only three meetings held in
May and a few more last month during a visit to Wheeling held in conjunction with the state’s
150th birthday.
A Finance subcommittee is scheduled
to discuss magistrate court personnel and pay during a Monday meeting. An
education committee will look at college tuition and fees while another
committee considers a proposal to allocate some toll revenue on the West
Virginia Turnpike to the Turnpike counties.
Other meetings this week will focus
on the education reform bill and outcomes-based funding for higher education.