West Virginia Code § 16-2-16

Food handler examinations and cards
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A food handler permit or card issued pursuant to the procedures put in place by a local
county health department shall be valid for at least one year but not longer than three years.
The permit or card shall be valid in all counties of this state, if the applicant pays an
additional fee not to exceed $10. If required, a permit or card shall be obtained within thirty
days of a person being hired in a restaurant or other applicable food establieshment. The
Bureau for Public Health shall develop minimum guidelines for training programs for
individuals seeking a food handler permit or card that may be adopted rby local county health
departments. In lieu of state guidelines a local health department may use training courses
developed by the American National Standards Institute or other nationally recognized
entities for food safety training.

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