West Virginia Code
Article 2. State Responsibilities for Children
§49-2-910. Juvenile Trustee Accounts and Funds, Earnings and Personal Property of Juveniles; Return of Property; Reports;

(a) The Director of Juvenile Services may establish at each facility under his or her jurisdiction a "Juvenile Trustee Fund". The administrator or designee of each facility may receive and take charge of the money and personal property, as defined by policy, of all juveniles in his or her facility and all money or personal property, as defined by policy, sent to the juveniles or earned by the juveniles as compensation for work performed while they are domiciled there. The administrator or designee shall credit the money and earnings to the juveniles entitled to it and shall keep an accurate account of all the money and personal property so received, which account is subject to examination by the Director of Juvenile Services and the Assistant Director of Budget and Finance of the Division of Juvenile Services. The administrator or designee shall deposit the moneys in one or more responsible banks in accounts to be designated a "Juvenile Trustee Fund".
(b) The administrator or designee shall keep in an account for all juveniles at least ten percent of all money earned during the juveniles commitment and pay the money to the juvenile at the time of the juvenile's release. The administrator or designee may authorize the juvenile to withdraw money from his or her mandatory savings for the purpose of preparing the juvenile for reentry into society.
(c) The administrator or designee shall deliver to the juvenile at the time he or she leaves the facility, or as soon as practicable after departure, all personal property, moneys and earnings then credited to the juvenile, or in case of the death of the juvenile before authorized release from the facility, the administrator or designee shall deliver the property to the juvenile's personal representative. If a conservator is appointed for the juvenile while he or she is domiciled at the facility, the administrator or designee shall deliver to the conservator, upon proper demand, all moneys and personal property belonging to the juvenile that are in the custody of the administrator.
(d) If any money is credited to a former juvenile resident after remittance of the sum of money as provided in subsection (c) of this section, the administrator or designee shall mail the funds to the former juvenile resident's last known address. If the funds are returned to the facility, the administrator or designee will forward those funds to the Division of Juvenile Service's Assistant Director of Budget and Finance to submit the funds to the State Treasurer's Office-Unclaimed Property Division.
(e) The facility shall compile a monthly report that specifically documents juvenile trustee fund receipts and expenditures and submit the reconciled monthly bank statements to the Division of Juvenile Service's Assistant Director of Budget and Finance.

Structure West Virginia Code

West Virginia Code

Chapter 49. Child Welfare

Article 2. State Responsibilities for Children

§49-2-101. Authorization and Responsibility

§49-2-102. Minimum Staffing Complement for Child Protective Services

§49-2-103. Proceedings by the State Department

§49-2-104. Education of the Public

§49-2-105. Administrative and Judicial Review

§49-2-106. Department Responsibility for Foster Care Homes

§49-2-107. Foster-Home Care; Minimum Standards; Certificate of Operation; Inspection

§49-2-108. Visits and Inspections; Records

§49-2-109. Placing Children From Other States in Private Homes of State

§49-2-110. Development of Standards of Child Care

§49-2-111. Supervision of Child Welfare Agencies by the Department; Records and Reports

§49-2-111a. Performance Based Contracting for Child Placing Agencies

§49-2-111b. Study of Kinship Foster Care Families

§49-2-111c. Priorities for Use of Funds

§49-2-112. Family Homes; Approval of Incorporation by Secretary of State; Approval of Articles of Incorporation

§49-2-113. Residential Child-Care Centers; Licensure, Certification, Approval, and Registration; Requirements

§49-2-114. Application for License or Approval

§49-2-115. Conditions of Licensure, Approval and Registration

§49-2-115a. Head Start Program Licenses

§49-2-116. Investigative Authority; Evaluation; Complaint

§49-2-117. Revocation; Provisional Licensure and Approval

§49-2-118. Closing of Facilities by the Secretary; Placement of Children

§49-2-119. Supervision; Consultation; State Fire Marshall to Cooperate

§49-2-120. Penalties; Injunctions; Venue

§49-2-121. Rule-Making

§49-2-122. Waivers and Variances to Rules

§49-2-123. Annual Reports; Directory; Licensing Reports and Recommendations

§49-2-124. Certificate of Need Not Required; Conditions; Review

§49-2-125. Commission to Study Residential Placement of Children; Findings; Requirements; Reports; Recommendations

§49-2-126. The Foster Child Bill of Rights

§49-2-127. The Foster and Kinship Parent Bill of Rights

§49-2-127a. Foster and Kinship Parent Duties; Foster Parent and Kinship Parent Agreements

§49-2-128. Reasonable and Prudent Foster Parent Standard

§49-2-129. Transitional Living Services, Scattered-Site Living Arrangements, and Supervised Group Settings; Eligibility Criteria

§49-2-201. Findings and Purpose

§49-2-202. When Family Preservation Services Required

§49-2-203. Caseload Limits for Home-Based Preservation Services

§49-2-204. Situational Criteria Requiring Service

§49-2-205. Service Delivery Through Service Contracts; Accountability

§49-2-206. Special Services to Be Provided

§49-2-207. Development of Home-Based Family Preservation Services

§49-2-301. Findings and Intent; Advisory Council

§49-2-302. Creation of Statewide Quality Rating System; Rule-Making; Minimum Requirements

§49-2-303. Statewide Quality Improvement System; Financial Plan; Staffing Requirements; Public Awareness Campaign; Management Information System; Financial Assistance for Child Care Programs; Program Staff; Child Care Consumers

§49-2-304. Quality Rating and Improvement System Pilot Projects; Independent Third-Party Evaluation; Modification of Proposed Rule and Financial Plan; Report to Legislature; Limitations on Implementation

§49-2-401. Continuation, Transfer and Renaming of Trust Fund; Funding

§49-2-501. Children to Whom Article Applies; Intent

§49-2-502. Powers of the Secretary

§49-2-503. Report of Birth of Special Health Care Needs Child

§49-2-504. Assistance by Other Agencies

§49-2-505. Cost of Treatment

§49-2-601. Findings; Intent

§49-2-602. Family Support Services; Responsibilities; Funds; Case Management; Outreach; Differential Fees

§49-2-603. Eligibility; Primary Focus

§49-2-604. Program Administration; Implementation; Procedures; Annual Evaluation; Coordination; Plans; Grievances; Reports

§49-2-605. Regional and State Family Support Councils; Membership; Meetings; Reimbursement of Expenses

§49-2-701. Caregiver Consent for Minor's Health Care; Treatment

§49-2-702. Duty of Health Care Facility or Practitioner

§49-2-703. Affidavit of Caregiver Consent; Requirements

§49-2-704. Revocation and Termination of Consent; Written Notice; Validity

§49-2-705. Good Faith Reliance on Affidavit; Applicability

§49-2-706. Exceptions to Applicability

§49-2-707. Penalty for False Statement

§49-2-708. Rule-Making Authority

§49-2-801. Purpose

§49-2-802. Establishment of Child Protective Services; General Duties and Powers; Administrative Procedure; Immunity From Civil Liability; Cooperation of Other State Agencies

§49-2-803. Persons Mandated to Report Suspected Abuse and Neglect; Requirements

§49-2-804. Notification of Disposition of Reports

§49-2-805. Educational Programs; Requirements

§49-2-806. Mandatory Reporting of Suspected Animal Cruelty by Child Protective Service Workers

§49-2-807. Mandatory Reporting to Medical Examiner or Coroner; Postmortem Investigation

§49-2-808. Photographs and X Rays

§49-2-809. Reporting Procedures

§49-2-810. Immunity From Liability

§49-2-811. Abrogation of Privileged Communications; Exception

§49-2-812. Failure to Report; Penalty

§49-2-813. Statistical Index; Reports

§49-2-814. Task Force on Prevention of Sexual Abuse of Children

§49-2-901. Policy; Cooperation

§49-2-902. Division of Juvenile Services; Transfer of Functions; Juvenile Placement

§49-2-903. Powers and Duties; Comprehensive Strategy; Cooperation

§49-2-904. Rules for Specialized Training for Juvenile Corrections Officers and Detention Center Employees

§49-2-905. Juvenile Detention and Corrections Facility Personnel

§49-2-906. Medical and Other Treatment of Juveniles in Custody of the Division; Consent; Service Providers; Medical Care; Pregnant Inmates; Claims Processing and Administration by the Department; Authorization of Cooperative Agreements

§49-2-907. Examination, Diagnosis Classification and Treatment; Period of Custody

§49-2-908. Educational Services for Juveniles Placed in Predispositional and Postdispositional Facilities; Authorization; Cooperation; Rule-Making

§49-2-909. Arrest Authority of Juvenile Correctional and Detention Officers

§49-2-910. Juvenile Trustee Accounts and Funds, Earnings and Personal Property of Juveniles; Return of Property; Reports;

§49-2-911. Juvenile Benefit Funds; Uses; Reports

§49-2-912. Youth Reporting Centers

§49-2-913. Juvenile Justice Reform Oversight Committee

§49-2-1001. Purpose; Intent

§49-2-1002. Responsibilities of the Department of Health and Human Resources and Division of Juvenile Services of the Department of Military Affairs and Public Safety; Programs and Services; Rehabilitation; Cooperative Agreements

§49-2-1003. Rehabilitative Facilities for Status Offenders; Requirements; Educational Instruction

§49-2-1004. The Juvenile Services Reimbursement Offender Fund; Use; Expenditures

§49-2-1005. Legal Custody; Law-Enforcement Agencies

§49-2-1006. Reporting Requirements; Cataloguing of Services