2026 Regular Session
SB 862
Repealing Addiction Treatment Pilot Program
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Bill overview
Senate Bill 862 seeks to eliminate the Addiction Treatment Pilot Program established in West Virginia. The bill proposes repealing specific sections of the West Virginia Code related to the program's definitions, the Department of Military Affairs and Public Safety Drug Addiction Treatment Program, and the requirement for annual reports. This action would remove the legal framework supporting the pilot program.
Key provisions
- Repeal of §62-15A-1: Definitions related to the pilot program.
- Repeal of §62-15A-2: Establishment of the Drug Addiction Treatment Program.
- Repeal of §62-15A-3: Requirement for annual reports on the pilot program's activities.
Who is affected
- Individuals potentially involved in the Addiction Treatment Pilot Program
- The Department of Military Affairs and Public Safety
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