West Virginia Code
Article 7. Correctional Industries Act of 2009
§25-7-10. Indebtedness for Capital Outlay Projects

To carry out the provisions of this article, the commissioner is authorized to enter into contracts to acquire and purchase equipment, tools, supplies and materials, with payment to be made over a period not exceeding five years.

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West Virginia Code

Chapter 25. Division of Corrections

Article 7. Correctional Industries Act of 2009

§25-7-1. Legislative Findings

§25-7-2. Citation of Article

§25-7-3. Establishment of Industries at Correctional Facilities; Purposes and Extent

§25-7-4. Correctional Industries Service Contracts

§25-7-5. Purchase of Inmate-Made Goods by State Agencies

§25-7-6. Exceptions to Mandatory Purchase Requirement

§25-7-7. Catalogues and a Website of Articles and Products Made and Produced

§25-7-8. Commissioner to Determine Prices

§25-7-9. Annual Statements by the Commissioner

§25-7-10. Indebtedness for Capital Outlay Projects

§25-7-11. Correctional Industries Account

§25-7-12. Sale of Inmate-Made Goods on Open Market Prohibited; Penalty; Exceptions

§25-7-13. Establishment of Programs Authorized by the Federal Prison Industry Enhancement (Pie) Certification Program for Employment of Inmates by Private Persons; Lease of Land and Improvements

§25-7-14. Agreement Between Commissioner and Private Person for Manufacturing Pursuant to Prison Industry Enhancement (Pie) Certification Program; Wages; Inmate Participation on Voluntary Basis; and Workers' Compensation

§25-7-15. Establishment of Programs Authorized by the Federal Prison Industry Enhancement (Pie) Certification Program for Employment of Juvenile Residents by Private Persons; Lease of Land and Improvements

§25-7-16. Agreement Between Director and Private Person for Manufacturing Pursuant to Prison Industry Enhancement (Pie) Certification Program; Wages; Resident Participation on Voluntary Basis; Workers' Compensation and Unemployment Compensation