PA HB2276

Establishes a 15-member board of prison inspectors at each Pennsylvania state correctional institution, comprising medical professionals (3), education professionals (3), law enforcement officers (3), county-elected officials (3), and community members (3) including a former inmate, an inmate family member, and a local resident.

Requires boards to conduct at least two unannounced inspections annually, interview inmates outside the warden's presence, and prepare public reports on findings under the Right-to-Know Law.

Grants boards authority to review all records related to corrections officer misconduct and inmate complaints, with full access to facility books, papers, and individual inmate records.

Members serve three-year terms without compensation but receive expense reimbursement; employees of state correctional institutions or the Commonwealth are ineligible to serve.

Boards must hold quarterly public meetings and submit annual reports on facility conditions and operational recommendations to the department's public website; takes effect 60 days after enactment.