SB153

Requiring background checks at certain drop-in child care services

Introduced·1/14/26
Intr Text

West Virginia SB153 mandates background checks for drop-in child care services.

West Virginia SB153 requires drop-in child care services to perform state and federal background checks on all volunteers and staff. These services provide care while parents are engaged in activities such as shopping, attending religious services, or other personal affairs. The bill ensures these drop-in services meet the same standards of care as licensed facilities.

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Where it stands

Current
Health and Human Resources Committee
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Committee decision

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History

Jan 14

Senate

Filed for introduction

Jan 14

Senate

To Health and Human Resources then Judiciary

Jan 14

Senate

Introduced in Senate