CHARLESTON, W.Va. — State lawmakers will meet in Charleston beginning Sunday for three days of interim committee meetings.
The meetings have taken on added significance with issues that have surfaced in recent weeks.
A legislature committee meeting Sunday afternoon will hear a presentation on Flock security cameras. The cameras have generated a lot of public discussion in several cities and towns in recent weeks.
There are two meetings, one set for Sunday and another set for Tuesday, where TANF (Temporary Assistance for Needy Families) will be discussed. A Tuesday afternoon meeting will have testimony on the school clothing voucher program.
There are nearly two dozen meetings set for Sunday afternoon through Tuesday evening.
The Legislature’s Rule-Making Review has all day meetings scheduled for Wednesday and Thursday.