W.Va. Audits Reveal $168 Million in Potential Savings
Independent audits found savings by cutting waste, improving oversight and modernizing systems across state agencies, officials said.
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Governor says his administration has identified ways state government could save $168 million
Gov. Patrick Morrisey said his administration has identified ways the state could save more than $168 million a year. With a state general revenue budget of about $5.5 billion, that represents a little less than 3 percent. The governor said every bit of savings counts. In this case, he said, the process began with internal reviews across state government that identified several cost-saving possibilities that could save the state about $9.9 milli…
Morrisey: Audits of state agencies find $168 million in potential annual savings
Gov. Patrick Morrisey said today (Monday) the state could save more than $168 million annually after audits of three major state agencies and other potential savings were identified in state government.
Morrisey says outside audit revealed $168M in potential savings by cutting costs in 3 state agencies
Gov. Patrick Morrisey announces that an outside audit on state agencies has revealed a potential $168 million in savings of taxpayer dollars at the state Capitol in Charleston, West Virginia on Monday, May 18, 2026. (Photo courtesy of the West Virginia Office of Gov. Patrick Morrisey)Gov. Patrick Morrisey said an outside audit on state agencies has revealed a potential $168 million in savings of taxpayer dollars. He said $9.9 million of that tot…
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