That's what I was told, as well. There are already sites in four or five northern counties (I see that Monongalia County [Morgantown] has recently added sites), funded with federal tax dollars. There are also discussions about spreading remote bases linked to current systems around the state and then linking them together on the state's EMS microwave backbone; users will be able to patch selected systems together that way. Perhaps eventually the UHF trunked system will be part of that interop system.
I wonder how effective or usable such a system will be in a real disaster, plugging up two channels with the same traffic. (If there's a real disaster, and you plan on patching Charleston PD F-1 with Morgantown PD F-1, please let me know in advance so I can flee the state.)