SB 753
Establishing Adopt-A-Road program
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- Passed Senate
- Passed House of Delegates
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- Became Law
Bill overview
This bill establishes a new Adopt-A-Road program in West Virginia, modeled after similar programs in other states. It allows individuals, groups, counties, and municipalities to volunteer for road maintenance activities, such as litter removal and pothole repair. The Division of Highways will oversee the program, create rules for participation, and provide materials and equipment where appropriate, while participants are required to indemnify the state against liability.
Key provisions
- Creates an Adopt-A-Road program overseen by the Division of Highways.
- Allows individuals and groups to volunteer for road maintenance.
- Establishes rules for program participation, maintenance projects, and signage.
- The Division of Highways can provide materials and equipment to participants.
- Participants must enter into an agreement with the Division of Highways.
- The program can be terminated by the Division of Highways with 30 days’ notice for rule violations.
- Participants are required to indemnify the state against liability.
- Allows the use of the Highway Litter Control Fund for program materials.
Who is affected
- Individuals
- Volunteer Groups
- Counties
- Municipalities
- The Division of Highways
Notable changes
- Formalizes a structured program for roadside maintenance.
- Provides a mechanism for volunteers to contribute to road upkeep.
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