vWest Virginia Code of State Rules Agency 167 - Infrastructure And Jobs Development Council
West Virginia Code of State Rules – Agency 167: Infrastructure and Jobs Development Council
Overview:
Agency 167 of the West Virginia Code of State Rules (CSR) governs the Infrastructure and Jobs Development Council (IJDC), a state body tasked with supporting the development of infrastructure projects that promote economic growth and job creation throughout West Virginia.
The Council oversees funding programs, prioritizes infrastructure investments, and collaborates with various public and private entities to facilitate community and regional development.
Key Functions of the Infrastructure and Jobs Development Council:
Program Administration:
Manages financial assistance programs including grants and loans aimed at infrastructure projects.
Coordinates with state agencies and local governments to allocate funds effectively.
Project Eligibility and Prioritization:
Establishes criteria for which projects qualify for funding, focusing on those with strong job creation potential.
Uses a scoring or ranking system to prioritize projects based on economic impact, readiness, and community needs.
Application Procedures:
Sets deadlines, documentation requirements, and submission processes for applicants seeking funds.
Ensures transparency and fairness in the application review process.
Compliance and Reporting:
Requires recipients of IJDC funds to comply with state regulations, reporting requirements, and audits.
Monitors project progress and outcomes to ensure effective use of resources.
Collaboration and Strategic Planning:
Works with other state economic development entities, public service districts, and private sector partners.
Helps align infrastructure investments with broader state economic strategies.
Possible CSR Series under Agency 167:
167 CSR 1 – General provisions and definitions
167 CSR 2 – Program eligibility and funding priorities
167 CSR 3 – Application and award procedures
167 CSR 4 – Monitoring, compliance, and reporting requirements
(Note: Exact CSR chapter numbers may vary; check the official West Virginia CSR Database for the latest rules.)
Legal Authority:
Established under West Virginia Code Chapter 31, Article 15A, which also covers various state infrastructure financing programs.
Mission:
The Infrastructure and Jobs Development Council seeks to drive economic growth in West Virginia by investing strategically in infrastructure projects that support job creation, community revitalization, and long-term economic sustainability.
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