West Virginia
1
190
380
Spikes represent the cumulative cases in a facility for incarcerated people
Statewide among incarcerated people
Cases
Cumulative Case Rate
Data Grade
State Facilities
1,651
20%
Federal Facilities
1,407
17%
ICE Detention Centers
2
100%
Statewide among staff
Cases
Data Grade
State Facilities
675
Federal Facilities
Unavailable
ICE Detention Centers
Unavailable
Facilities by
| Facility | Incarcerated People | Staff |
|---|---|---|
Saint Marys Correctional Center State Facilities | 380 | -- |
Tygart Valley Regional Jail County Jails | 372 | -- |
Gilmer Federal Correctional Institution Federal Facilities | 340 | -- |
Hazelton Federal Correctional Complex Federal Facilities | 330 | -- |
Central Regional Jail County Jails | 313 | -- |
Data Reporting & Quality Scorecard
Data Reporting & Quality GradeB
This scorecard assesses data reporting and quality for the state department of corrections in West Virginia. Read more about our scoring methodology and to see how this jurisdiction compares to other state and federal systems.
Scores assessed as of June 14, 2021.
Data reporting for incarcerated people
Cumulative Cases
By facility
Cumulative Deaths
By facility
Active Cases
By facility
Tests Administered
By facility
Population
By facility
Vaccinations
By facility
Data reporting for staff
Cumulative Cases
Systemwide only
Cumulative Deaths
Systemwide only
Active Cases
Systemwide only
Tests Administered
Systemwide only
Population
Systemwide only
Vaccinations
Systemwide only
Data quality
Machine Readable
Yes
Regularly Updated
Yes
Clearly Defined
Yes
Contextualized Historically
Yes
Prison and Jail Releases Related to COVID
We collect data on jurisdictions across the U.S. that have released people from adult prison and jail custody in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Grassroots and Community Organizing Efforts Related to COVID
Our team collects data on grassroots and community organizing efforts by incarcerated people, their families, community-based organizations, nonprofits, and advocates aimed at influencing government agencies to protect the lives of people incarcerated in prisons, jails, and detention centers against the threats posed by COVID-19.