West Virginia HB4714 establishes inmate litter cleanup programs in county, regional, and state correctional facilities.
West Virginia HB4714 creates the West Virginia Inmate Litter Cleanup and Rehabilitation Act. It allows county commissions and the Regional Jail Authority to establish inmate programs for litter pickup and public works projects. Inmates can participate in cleanup on public roads, highways, and other areas. Participation is voluntary unless required by court order. Inmates may receive sentence reduction credits or recognition for their work. The Department of Education will distribute educational materials on litter cleanup and proper waste disposal to schools.
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