West Virginia 2025 Regular Session

West Virginia Senate Bill SB821

Introduced

3/20/25

Refer

3/20/25

Refer

3/25/25

Caption

Requiring child protective services workers to wear body-worn cameras

Latest WV SB821 Activity

View All Events: WV 2025 Regular Session SB821

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

WV HB5181

Requiring child protective services (“CPS”) workers to record, via audio, all interactions during CPS visits.

WV SB273

Relating to allocation of child protective workers in counties based upon population of county

WV SB588

Requiring CPS to give parents written copy of their rights in certain circumstances

WV HB3276

Relating to requiring video cameras in certain special education classrooms

WV SB528

Requiring DHS to provide investigative and assessment services

WV SB785

Allowing Foster Care Ombudsman access to child protective records

WV HCR48

Requesting that the Jointy Committee on Government and Finance study the social work services of the DHHR in child abuse and neglect cases.

WV HB2016

Relating to confidential childcare records

WV SB621

Requiring sheriff to serve child abuse and neglect petitions

WV SB179

Requiring sheriff to serve child abuse and neglect petitions

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