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Attorney General Patrick Morrisey’s flood relief mobile office will visit Clay and Kanawha counties this weekend.
Morrisey says in a news release that the mobile visits will give residents easier access to the state’s Consumer Protection Division.
Consumer representatives will be available to answer questions about things like sham charities, storm-related home repair and cleanup scams, and what to do about price gouging.
In Clay County, the mobile office will be at H.E. White Elementary School on Saturday from 9 to 5 and Sunday from noon to 5.
In Kanawha County, it will be at the junction of Reunion Rd. & North Pinch Rd. from noon to 5 on both Saturday and Sunday.
The Consumer Protection Division can be reaches at 1-800-368-8808 or online at www.wvago.gov.
