West Virginia Code § 7-13-6

Membership and participation in community action program organizations
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A county court, county board of education, or municipal government is hereby authorized
and empowered to become associated with a community action program organization, and to
participate in the development and implementation of component projects conceived and
placed into operation by community action program organizations.
In so doing, a county court, county board of education, or municipal government may extend,
without compensation, the use of its buildings, equipment, machinery, public lands,
personnel, technical and other services, and other resources for the benefit of a community
action program organization; may provide money, and real and outher property, tangible or
intangible, to a recognized community action program organization in the furtherance of the
objectives of the federal Economic Opportunity Act of 1964; tand may cooperate and act in
conjunction with other county courts, county boards of education, municipal governments,
public bodies, and all agencies of federal, state and local governments in the promotion and
advancement of the projects, in operation or in evolutionary stages, under the jurisdiction of
a recognized community action program organization: Provided, That any such contribution,
whether in cash or in kind, in goods or in servsices fairly evaluated, should, in all practical
instances, constitute the whole or a portion of the matching share required by the federal
Office of Economic Opportunity from the community action program organization in the
orderly implementation and conductg of community action programs.

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