STATE BILLWV HB 4552PASSED

Relating to the law-enforcement powers of correctional officers

The purpose of this bill is to clarify the law-enforcement authority of correctional officers of the Division of Corrections and Rehabilitation.

Status: Passed; Signed or otherwise enacted
Status date: Mar 14, 2026; 243 days ago
Current chamber: House of Delegates
Session: 2026 Regular Session

WV HB 4552 · PassedMar 14

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Bill details

Last action: Approved by Governor 4/1/2026 · Apr 1, 2026

Bill history

Newest first.

Apr 1, 2026Approved by Governor 4/1/2026House

Mar 25, 2026To Governor 3/25/2026House

Mar 14, 2026Approved by Governor 4/1/2026 - House JournalHouse

Mar 14, 2026Approved by Governor 4/1/2026 - Senate JournalSenate

Mar 14, 2026To Governor 3/25/2026 - Senate JournalSenate

Mar 14, 2026House Message receivedSenate

Mar 14, 2026Completed legislative actionHouse

Mar 14, 2026Communicated to SenateHouse

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Mar 14, 2026House concurred in Senate amendment and passed bill (Roll No. 691)House

Mar 14, 2026House received Senate messageHouse

Mar 12, 2026Senate requests House to concurSenate

Mar 12, 2026Passed Senate (Roll No. 484)Senate

Mar 12, 2026Read 3rd timeSenate

Mar 12, 2026On 3rd readingSenate

Mar 11, 2026Committee amendment adopted (Voice vote)Senate

Mar 11, 2026Read 2nd timeSenate

Mar 11, 2026On 2nd readingSenate

Mar 10, 2026Read 1st timeSenate

Mar 10, 2026Immediate considerationSenate

Mar 10, 2026Reported do pass, with amendmentSenate

Feb 9, 2026To JudiciarySenate

Feb 9, 2026Introduced in SenateSenate

Feb 6, 2026Communicated to SenateHouse

Feb 6, 2026Passed House (Roll No. 55)House

Feb 6, 2026Read 3rd timeHouse

Feb 6, 2026On 3rd reading, Special CalendarHouse

Feb 5, 2026Read 2nd timeHouse

Feb 5, 2026On 2nd reading, Special CalendarHouse

Feb 4, 2026Read 1st timeHouse

Feb 4, 2026On 1st reading, Special CalendarHouse

Feb 3, 2026By substitute, do passHouse

Jan 30, 2026Markup DiscussionHouse

Jan 29, 2026To House JudiciaryHouse

Jan 28, 2026Markup DiscussionHouse

Jan 28, 2026To House Homeland SecurityHouse

Jan 20, 2026To House JudiciaryHouse

Jan 20, 2026Introduced in HouseHouse

Jan 20, 2026To JudiciaryHouse

Jan 20, 2026Filed for introductionHouse

Recorded votes

Passed House (Roll No. 55)Feb 6, 2026 · House · 92 yea · 0 nayPassed

Passed Senate (Roll No. 484)Mar 12, 2026 · Senate · 34 yea · 0 nayPassed

House concurred in Senate amendment and passed bill (Roll No. 691)Mar 14, 2026 · House · 96 yea · 0 nayPassed

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