West Virginia § 6-9C-8 Notice

West Virginia Statutes

§ 6-9C-8 — Notice

West Virginia § 6-9C-8

Ch. 6GENERAL PROVISIONS RESPECTING OFFICERS

Art. 9CUNIFORM PUBLIC MEETINGS DURING EMERGENCIES ACT

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W. Va. Code § 6-9C-8 (2026).

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(a)In addition to any other requirement concerning notice, a public agency, for a meeting of the public agency, shall give notice of a virtual meeting and shall specify that the meeting will be a virtual meeting and the technology that will be used for the virtual meeting.

(b)Notice of a virtual meeting shall specify how:

(1)Members of the public may observe the meeting in real time pursuant to §6-9C-6 of this code;

(2)Members of the public permitted to participate, present evidence, or examine or cross-examine witnesses at the meeting pursuant to §6-9C-7 of this code may do so;

(3)A member of the public may alert the public agency of a technical or quality problems that prevents the member from accessing the meeting; and

(4)A member of the public with a disability may request a

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(a) In addition to any other requirement concerning notice, a public agency, for a meeting of the public agency, shall give notice of a virtual meeting and shall specify that the meeting will be a virtual meeting and the technology that will be used for the virtual meeting.

(b) Notice of a virtual meeting shall specify how:

(1) Members of the public may observe the meeting in real time pursuant to §6-9C-6 of this code;

(2) Members of the public permitted to participate, present evidence, or examine or cross-examine witnesses at the meeting pursuant to §6-9C-7 of this code may do so;

(3) A member of the public may alert the public agency of a technical or quality problems that prevents the member from accessing the meeting; and

(4) A member of the public with a disability may request a reasonable accommodation to access the meeting.