Creating a Public Awareness Campaign on the threat of mold in indoor environments

HB 4351 requires West Virginia's Department of Public Health to create a public awareness campaign about mold risks in indoor spaces. The campaign will provide safety information via the department's website, list resources for health effects and testing, and mandate a five-year review of mold remediation technology. It also establishes rules for mold remediation companies, requiring them to register with the state, prove financial responsibility, and have at least one certified supervisor. All mold remediation in the state must follow the ANSI/IICRC S520 standard or an equivalent approved by the department. The bill directly affects residents exposed to indoor mold, property owners needing remediation, and mold remediation service providers.