WV HB4413

Repeals West Virginia's existing syringe services program law (Article 64, sections 1-10) and makes all syringe exchange programs unlawful in the state

Requires all syringe services programs to cease operations on the effective date, with a 120-day administrative transition period allowed solely for patient care referrals (no syringe services permitted during this time)

Permits harm reduction programs to continue operating if they do not provide syringe services, including services like substance use disorder treatment referrals, vaccinations, overdose prevention education, wound care, and opioid antagonist distribution

Imposes civil penalties of up to $2,500 per day on any owner, operator, or individual who operates a syringe services program after the effective date

Authorizes the Office of Health Facility Licensure and Certification to seek injunctive relief to enforce the ban