WV HB4351

Directs the West Virginia Department of Public Health to establish a public awareness campaign on the dangers of mold in indoor environments, including disseminating information via the department's website

Requires the department to provide contact information for organizations and agencies that can inform the public about health effects of mold, testing methods, and remediation standards

Mandates a review every five years of mold identification and remediation technology, including examination of new scientific evidence on health risks

Requires mold remediation entities to register with the state, provide evidence of financial responsibility, and have at least one direct supervisor with third-party certification from organizations like IICRC or NORMI

Establishes that all mold remediation in the state must follow the ANSI/IICRC S520 Standard for Professional Mold Remediation or an equivalent department-approved standard