From Library Journal:
Virginia has become the second state to pass a state version of the Children’s Internet Protection Act (CIPA), joining Utah in requiring libraries to use filters to block child pornography and obscenity, and, for minors, “harmful to minors” material. Unlike the 2000 federal law, which ties filters to receipt of E-rate telecomm discounts, and the 2004 Utah law, the Virginia law is not an unfunded mandate; it allots $190,000 in the first year for filters, then $133,000 in each of the next two years. The state estimated that software would have to be upgraded every three years.