Grants & funding in West Virginia local government
What West Virginia city councils, county boards and school districts are deciding about grants & funding — plain-English summaries written from official agendas and minutes, updated as meetings happen.
124 West Virginia meetings since 2024 covered grants & funding. Counts are directional — coverage varies by place and platform.
Places in West Virginia with the most grants & funding activity
- Charleston, WV (43)
- Charles Town, WV (16)
- Morgantown, WV (13)
- Ranson corporation, WV (11)
- Preston County, WV (10)
- Fairmont, WV (8)
- Wheeling, WV (8)
- Weirton, WV (4)
- Moundsville, WV (4)
- Ronceverte, WV (2)
- Vienna, WV (2)
- Berkeley County Schools, WV (2)
Latest matching meetings
Commission will consider employee status change for county staff
The Preston County Commission meeting will review old business, including the America 250 Celebration, and consider several new items. Key actions include a change to employee status, an EMS provider and funding agreement, and updates to fire inspection and alarm quotes. The meeting also covers budget revisions and an…
Council to vote on eminent‑domain ordinance for Greenmont neighborhood
The Morgantown City Council will consider several approvals, including an ordinance authorizing eminent‑domain proceedings for property acquisition in the Greenmont neighborhood. The agenda also contains budget amendment resolutions for the FY 2026‑2027 Capital Escrow Fund and General Budget, a resolution to execute a…
Commission to hold public hearings on demolition and grant requests
The Historic Landmarks Commission will conduct public hearings regarding a demolition request and a grant request. The body will also review presentations for three other property-related projects.
Council to vote on $375,640 street sweeper trade-in purchase
The Weirton City Council will hold a regular meeting on July 13, 2026, with second readings of three ordinances on recycling, parking restrictions on Gullette Lane, and parking fine updates. New business includes resolutions to purchase a street sweeper ($375,640), three police cruisers ($140,973 plus $39,693…
Infrastructure Committee to review repaving plan and stormwater projects
The Infrastructure Committee will discuss several city updates, including a repaving plan and stormwater issues. The meeting includes reviews of speed radar data and a statewide bicycle and pedestrian plan.
Tree Board considers native species lists for planning and zoning ordinances
The Tree Board is discussing updates to the city's tree canopy inventory and the creation of an approved native species list for zoning ordinances. The board is also reviewing grant opportunities and potential partnerships for tree planting and youth engagement.
Council reads first police use‑of‑force ordinance and reviews water project grants
The Ronceverte City Council will conduct a first reading of Ordinance 2026-03 concerning the Police Department Use of Force Policy. It will also review and approve HUD requirements and a grant extension for Phase 4 of the city water project. Additional items include a first review of an updated Personnel Handbook and…
Opioid Ad Hoc Committee to review funding applications
The committee will meet to evaluate and score applications for opioid-related funding. They will review submissions from the Fairmont Morgantown Housing Authority and Meetopolis before recommending eligible candidates to the City Council.
City Council to consider FY2027 Capital Budget and PODA ordinance amendment
The City Council will review the FY2027 Capital Budget, approve bills, and consider an amendment to the Private Outdoor Designated Areas (PODA) ordinance. The meeting also includes reports from the City Manager, Police Chief, and various committees.
Vienna Council to review budget revisions and CDBG grant application
The City Council will consider several budget revisions for the General and Coal Severance funds. The body is also deciding on a federal grant application for housing improvements and a contribution to a local school track.
Council to vote on $1.5M fund transfer, Form Energy road, and grants
Weirton City Council will consider second readings of three ordinances, including a road dedication by Form Energy, and vote on resolutions for a $1.5 million fund transfer, a $404,588 CDBG grant, and several contracts. Other items include establishing a Youth Council, approving firefighting gear purchases, and…
Commission to hear demolition and facade improvement requests
The Historic Landmarks Commission will hold public hearings on demolition and new construction projects at 213 N. George St, 300 E. Liberty St, and 208 N. Charles St. The body will also review a facade improvement grant extension request for 540 E. Washington St.
Arts & Humanities Commission to review public art applications
The commission will review new public art applications and may vote on a specific project. Members will also discuss strategies to increase public awareness and applications for art funding and address the need for new commissioners.
Council to vote on $1.5M fund transfer from reserve
The Weirton City Council will consider several resolutions and ordinances at this regular meeting, including a $1.5 million transfer from the Financial Stabilization account to the General Fund, a $404,588 Community Development Block Grant, and a workers compensation insurance contract for $107,161. The council will…
Tree Board considers native plant ordinances and urban forester hire
The Charles Town Tree Board is discussing updates to the city's tree inventory and the creation of an approved list of native species for zoning ordinances. The board is also reviewing potential grants and the possibility of hiring an urban forester.
Tree Board considers grant funding and new chair nominations at June meeting
The Wheeling Tree Board will review the minutes and treasurer's report, then discuss nominations for new board members and a new chairperson. It will receive updates on the USFS Community Tree Grant and the Canopy Protection Grant, including hiring a part‑time position. The board will also plan upcoming tree planting…
Council to vote on runway extension bid and CDBG plan
The council will consider approving bid call for Morgantown Municipal Airport runway extension and submitting the FY 2026 CDBG Annual Action Plan to HUD. They will also review budget revisions for the capital escrow and general funds, designate authorized bank agents, and discuss the council workshop process.
Council to vote on runway extension bid and HUD grant plan
The City Council will consider approving a bid for construction 5A of the MWG Runway 18-36 extension and authorizing submission of the FY 2026 Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Annual Action Plan to HUD. Consent agenda includes budget revisions for the Capital Escrow Fund and General Fund. Council will also…
Council to authorize grant applications for FY2026-2027 and approve board appointments
The Fairmont City Council will consider two resolutions: one declaring official intent to reimburse bond expenditures for the TIF district, and one authorizing submission of grant applications for fiscal year 2026-2027. The council will also make several appointments to the Arts and Humanities Commission, Board of…
Council to consider moving city elections to May primary date
City Council will hold first readings on two ordinances: one to amend the city charter to require elections on the May primary date, and another to amend the conversion therapy ban. The consent agenda includes several budget amendments for various city funds. Presentations will cover MUB long-term control plan updates…
Council to vote on buying 15 police interceptors for $unknown
The City Council will consider several resolutions from the Finance Committee, including authorizing a grant application for a shuttle van, a contract for street paving, purchase of police vehicles, roof repairs, and computer upgrades. Public comment will be heard.
City considers police vehicle fleet expansion and infrastructure repairs
The Finance Committee will review several spending resolutions including police equipment and facility maintenance. Key discussions focus on vehicle procurement and community center upgrades.
Wheeling Tree Board discusses grant spending and new leadership
The Tree Board is reviewing expenditures for stump removals and planning the use of available funds. The board is seeking a new Chairperson and official members, and is managing several grant-funded planting and protection projects.
Council to vote on FY 2026 budget revisions
The Ranson City Council will consider several resolutions, including FY 2026 General Fund and Capital Fund budget revisions. They will also vote on a resolution opposing federal truck size/weight increases and discuss post-annexation items for Briar Run Estates. Other business includes a licensing request for a nail…
Board reviews master plan, grants, and project updates
The City Center Business Improvement District Board of Directors meets to discuss financial reports, ambassador activities, subcommittee work, and a master plan update including grant and project status. They will also hear from the Municipal Beautification Commission.
WVU requests BOPARC support for DEP grant on stormwater project
BOPARC will consider a request from WVU Water Research group to apply for a DEP grant for the Stanley's spot water runoff project. The meeting is virtual and includes procedural items like call to order and establishing quorum.
Board to approve 2026/2027 budget
The BOPARC board will vote on the 2026/2027 budget at this meeting. They will also hear presentations on Lower Greenmont park concepts and a grant for Stanley's Spot dog park runoff. Public comment is invited.
CURA to discuss $1.3M in grants and real estate deals
The Charleston Urban Renewal Authority will hear updates on multiple grants, including a $160,000 HUD facade grant and three City Center BID grants totaling $1.14 million. The board will also hold an executive session to discuss the sale, purchase, or lease of properties, including a residential project on the East…
Commission reviews budget revisions, grant signatures, and emergency services proposals
The Preston County Commission will consider two budget revisions and sign off on 2023 fiscal year Cyber Security and Homeland Security grant documents. It will also discuss a funding request from KAMP Ambulance and a proposed Special Emergency Medical Services fee ordinance. Additional items include a handbook…
Airport authority to discuss WV DOT grant, hangar lease, and east-side improvements
The authority will consider a WV DOT grant request, review an HD Aero hangar lease, and discuss multiple infrastructure projects on the east side of the airport including lighting, drainage, and floor reconditioning. They will also approve expenditures and hear the treasurer's report.
Tree inventory grant, Bradford pear removal, and park updates on agenda
The Municipal Beautification Commission will discuss updates on several park and downtown improvement projects, including removal of callery/Bradford pears and infrastructure improvements along Downtown/Haddad/Boulevard. The Tree Board will consider a Phase 2 IRA Tree Inventory Grant from the WV Division of Forestry…
Tree Board seeks $12,000 for projects, discusses grants, planting, and ordinance
The Charles Town Tree Board will review its tree canopy inventory and volunteer needs, discuss upcoming plantings such as Arbor Day and the Spring Cacapon planting, and consider several funding and policy items. Items include a Bee City USA application, a WV Department of Forestry community grant of $50,000 with…
Preston County Commission approves annual Community Corrections Grant
The Commission met to review bills and approve a grant application for the Preston County Community Corrections program. The body also scheduled discussions regarding the FY 26-27 General County Budget and various board appointments.
City Council approves opioid settlement grants totaling $290,270 to local agencies
The Fairmont City Council will adopt two ordinances—one expanding the Private Outdoor Designated Areas and another updating the city pay plan. It will also approve a resolution amending the 2025‑2026 General Fund budget. In addition, the council will award opioid settlement grants of $95,270 to the fire department…
City Council to vote on 2026-27 budget and TIF districts
The Morgantown City Council will consider approving the Fiscal Year 2026-27 budget for the General Fund and Coal Severance Fund, as well as ordinances creating and terminating Tax Increment Financing (TIF) districts. The meeting also includes public hearings on these items and resolutions regarding airport leases and…
Commission to consider a draft special emergency ambulance fee ordinance.
The Preston County Commission held a special session on March 23, 2026 to receive public comment on a proposed Special Emergency Ambulance Service (EMS) fee ordinance. The meeting presented cost estimates for ambulances, equipment, supplies, and personnel, and referenced state funding through House Bill 5168…
Board approved $1.53 M purchase of two Gillig buses for service replacement
The board approved the purchase of two 35‑foot Gillig buses for $1,531,216, funded locally and slated to arrive in 2027. It also approved buying seven minivans for $595,000, with state funding secured and delivery expected within six months. The board voted to absorb a $56,500 reduction in city funding for FY 2026/27…
Board approved purchase of two Gillig buses for $1.53 million
The board voted unanimously to approve the purchase of two 35‑foot Gillig buses costing $1,531,216. It also approved buying seven minivans for $595,000. The board decided to absorb a $56,500 city funding cut (equivalent to $113,000) using levy funds to maintain current service levels. Updates were given on the roofing…
Board to review Summers Street lighting project and master plan update
The City Center Business Improvement District Board will consider updates on the Summers Street lighting project and the Master Plan, including grant and project updates. Reports from the treasurer, ambassador, and subcommittees will be presented. The meeting also includes approval of prior minutes and a Municipal…
Board discusses city funding cut and its impact on bus service
The board heard a presentation on the city’s planned reduction in transit funding. A motion was made to keep the fixed‑route bus service operating by covering the shortfall from the authority’s existing budget, and it was seconded. Members voted with some in favor and some opposed, and the board agreed to continue…