WV HB4714

Expands West Virginia's inmate litter cleanup program to include county jails, regional jails, and state correctional facilities for public works projects on highways, county roads, abandoned lots, and public lands

Establishes voluntary participation with incentives including sentence reduction credits and certificates of completion or vocational training in environmental and public works-related skills

Requires supervising authorities to ensure adequate staffing ratios, provide protective clothing and safety equipment, and comply with all occupational health and safety regulations

Authorizes coordination with municipal authorities and non-profit organizations for community cleanup efforts, including collection of bulky waste, recyclable materials, and hazardous debris

Funds programs through the existing Litter Control Fund with no new funding obligations created