HB 2451 allows telehealth mental health evaluations for incarcerated individuals, improving access to services and streamlining judicial fitness assessments.

House Bill 2397 prevents immediate family members from holding fiduciary roles in the same government authority, enhancing transparency and reducing conflicts of interest.

House Bill 2399 simplifies timberland tax certification for West Virginia landowners by extending the process from annually to every five years, promoting sustainable forestry.

HB 2387 repeals the Class A1 Pistol stamp requirement for hunting, simplifying the process and encouraging more participation among hunters starting January 1, 2026.

House Bill 2354 bans harmful food dyes in West Virginia, protecting public health, especially children, by requiring safer food products in stores and schools starting 2025.