Roads & transportation in West Virginia local government
What West Virginia city councils, county boards and school districts are deciding about roads & transportation — plain-English summaries written from official agendas and minutes, updated as meetings happen.
216 West Virginia meetings since 2024 covered roads & transportation. Counts are directional — coverage varies by place and platform.
Places in West Virginia with the most roads & transportation activity
- Charleston, WV (68)
- Morgantown, WV (31)
- Wheeling, WV (27)
- Moundsville, WV (20)
- Ranson corporation, WV (16)
- Charles Town, WV (12)
- Weirton, WV (11)
- Fairmont, WV (8)
- Vienna, WV (8)
- Berkeley County Schools, WV (7)
- Harrison County Schools, WV (4)
- Preston County, WV (2)
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City Council to discuss water, road, and budget items
The Wheeling City Council will review water service retirements, street resurfacing, and a budget revision for the upcoming fiscal year. The agenda includes several resolutions regarding traffic rules and a public nuisance.
Council considers eminent domain for Greenmont neighborhood property
The City Council will hold a public hearing and a second reading on an ordinance regarding eminent domain in the Greenmont neighborhood. The body will also consider budget amendments for the General Budget and Capital Escrow Fund, as well as changes to the City Charter election dates.
Finance Committee to review budget amendment and infrastructure agreements
The Finance Committee is meeting to discuss an amendment to the FY 2026-2027 General Fund Budget. The body will also consider resolutions regarding fire station renovations and several infrastructure projects funded by the West Virginia Division of Highways.
Committee to consider traffic stop signs on Staunton Avenue
The Planning, Streets and Traffic Committee will meet to discuss a bill that would require stop signs at the intersection of Staunton Avenue, S.E. and 44th Street, S.E. The meeting will also include the approval of previous minutes.
Traffic Commission will discuss new no‑parking zones on Warwood Terrace and Woodlawn Ave.
The Wheeling Traffic Commission will consider approval of the May 14, 2026 meeting minutes. It will review a request from the Wheeling Fire Department concerning Valley View Avenue, which has been tabled. The commission will discuss establishing a no‑parking zone on Warwood Terrace and consider a request for a…
BZA to hear variance requests and recovery housing conditional use
The Board will consider a parking variance for Advantage Health (699 Burroughs St, old business), a sign variance for a residential property at 200 Belmar Ave, and both a parking variance and a conditional use permit for a half-way house at 1493 University Ave by Abundant Life Recovery Housing Network. Minutes from…
Board of Zoning Appeals discusses parking variances and conditional use
The Board will review several variance requests regarding parking requirements and sign conditions. Additionally, the Board will consider a request for conditional use at 1493 University Ave.
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.
Morgantown Parking Authority to discuss/vote on lot renovations
The Parking Authority will discuss and vote on lot project renovations under unfinished business. The meeting also includes approval of minutes and will enter executive session to consider property purchase, sale, or lease matters that could affect the city's financial interests. No specific project details or dollar…
Council will consider eminent domain, hostile architecture ban, and zoning changes
The Morgantown City Council holds a regular meeting with nominations for mayor and deputy mayor. Public hearings cover repealing the Housing Advisory Committee and establishing a reasonable accommodations process. Key decisions include rezoning on Elmer Prince Drive, a denied reclassification on Finnell Street…
Council votes on zoning changes, Greenmont eminent domain, and housing committee repeal
The Morgantown City Council will vote on two zoning changes, authorize eminent domain for property in the Greenmont neighborhood, and repeal the Housing Advisory Committee. The council will also approve a Chestnut Street streetscape agreement and hold public hearings on the zoning and housing committee changes.
Board to decide on temporary housing for Mountain Ridge Primary due to delays
The board will discuss and possibly act on temporary housing options for Mountain Ridge Primary School after its permanent facility was delayed past the August 20 start date. Other action items include approval of special education contracts for therapists and aides and student transportation services for the 2026-27…
Council to review economic development incentives and public feedback
Council will discuss public input on economic development incentives, including adaptive reuse, facade loans, and B&O tax breaks. They may prioritize a Business Improvement District (BID) and begin a workshop on enhanced connectivity (trails, lighting, crosswalks). No votes are expected.
Council to award $50,000 opioid settlement grant to housing authority
The Fairmont City Council will hold a public hearing and vote on correcting the name of the Fairmont-Marion County Transit Authority. It will also introduce a new sign ordinance, authorize the purchase of 12 delinquent tax parcels, annex land near Carriage Drive, and award a $50,000 opioid settlement grant to the…
Board decides on 6 variance requests, including hotel parking lot
The Morgantown Board of Zoning Appeals will hear a variance request from Advantage Health to exempt a gravel parking lot from landscaping and island requirements at 699 Burroughs St, linked to a hotel development. Other requests involve lighting, fence height, accessory structures, and setbacks at various residential…
Board of Zoning Appeals to review seven variance and accommodation requests
The Board of Zoning Appeals will consider several requests for relief from the city's planning and zoning code. Decisions will be made regarding parking, lighting, fence height, and setback requirements for various residential and business properties.
Council to vote on Indoor Rec Center funding, employee benefit contracts
The Moundsville City Council will consider and vote on cash funding option #1 for the proposed Indoor Rec Center and several employee benefit contracts for the 2026-2027 program year. Other items include a request to designate a handicap parking space on Tomlinson Avenue, a half-page ad purchase for a high school…
Traffic Commission to approve May 14, 2026 meeting minutes
The Traffic Commission will vote on approving the minutes from its May 14, 2026 meeting. It will also review a request from the Wheeling Fire Department concerning Valley View Avenue, which is noted as tabled. Finally, the commission may hear any additional items members wish to discuss.
Parking Authority discusses budget revision, Lot C project, and property sale.
The Parking Authority will review its budget revision and performance report, alongside investment updates. Members will discuss operational updates for the Lot C project, parking lot sealing, and loading zone signage. An executive session will cover potential property transactions and public fund investments.
Updates on Smith Street projects and East End urban planning
The Authority is reviewing progress on several redevelopment initiatives, including the Smith Street phases and the East End Urban Renewal Plan. The board will also consider potential real estate acquisitions on Washington St. East and Lee Street during an executive session.
Council to correct transit authority name, reappoint housing member
The Fairmont City Council will hold a regular meeting with mostly procedural items. They will introduce an ordinance to correct the name of the Fairmont-Marion County Transit Authority and set a public hearing. Additionally, they will consider one reappointment to the Fairmont/Morgantown Housing Authority for a…
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…
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…
Commission reviews window and wood replacement at 610-612 Main St.
The Historic Landmarks Commission is meeting to consider a Certificate of Appropriateness for repairs at 610-612 Main St. The body will also address an item from April 2, 2025, where no action was taken due to the applicant's absence.
Wheeling City Council to consider property transfer and water treatment contracts
City Council will discuss a property transfer at 521 S Penn Street and review multiple chemical supply contracts for the Water Pollution Control Division and Water Treatment Plant. The body will also address a proposed 4-way stop at 18th and Wood Street and July 4th fireworks.
Council to consider amendment to vacant building ordinance (Article 1759)
The Charles Town City Council meeting on June 1, 2026 includes a public hearing and second reading on an amendment to the building and housing code concerning vacant buildings (Article 1759). The council will also review the FY2027 Capital Budget and the FY26 Capital Budget Revision #10. Additional agenda items…
Council to vote on parking lease for state Supreme Court
The City Council will hold a public hearing and vote on leasing parking spaces on Venable and California Avenues to the West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals. Council will also consider several resolutions, including budget amendments, vehicle purchases, and agreements with other agencies.
Finance Committee to vote on amending FY 2025-2026 General Fund Budget
The Finance Committee will discuss and vote on several resolutions, including a lease agreement for parking spaces, a partnership for a new billing system, and amendments to the city budget. They will also consider purchasing three trucks and approving budgets for parking and the business improvement district.
Parking Authority to consider handicap parking permits for three addresses
The Parking Authority will consider issuing handicap parking permits for 323 View Ave. (two permits) and 328 Chicago St. The meeting also includes approval of previous minutes, citizen petitions, and updates from the CEO and financial reports.
Commission reviews parking lot and cemetery signage
The Historic Landmarks Commission will review parking lot signage on University Avenue and discuss a potential sign at Oak Grove Cemetery. The agenda also includes reviewing outreach efforts and other opportunities.
Board to decide on conditional use for Apothecary Ale House at 227 Spruce St
The Board of Zoning Appeals will consider a conditional use permit for Apothecary Ale House to operate a private club restaurant at 227 Spruce Street. Also on the agenda are four variance requests regarding parking, setbacks, and land use regulations on Burroughs, Winsley, Court, and Laurel Streets. A separate request…
Green Team reviews events, solid waste, art collaboration
The Charleston Green Team meets to recap recent April and May events, discuss upcoming opportunities, and receive updates from the Kanawha County Solid Waste Authority and a collaboration with the Public Art Commission. No binding decisions are being made; the agenda is primarily informational and procedural.
Council considers 4-way stop at 18th and Wood Street
The City Council will discuss a new traffic rule for 18th and Wood Street and fireworks for the Wheeling Symphony's July 4th celebration. The body will also review a resolution for the FY 2026 CDBG HOME Program.
Rules Committee will discuss allowing golf carts on municipal streets
The Rules Committee of the Wheeling City Council will meet on May 19, 2026 at 4:45 p.m. in the City Council Chambers. The committee will discuss the use of golf carts on municipal streets. No other agenda items are listed.
Council to consider annexation implementation for Briar Run Estates phases 1-3
The Ranson City Council will hold a regular meeting on May 19, 2026, to discuss and vote on several resolutions and ordinances. Key actions include a public hearing and ordinance on solid waste collection, a resolution opposing federal truck size increases, and a first reading to rezone parcels off Jefferson Terrace…
City Council to discuss continuation of the Capital Improvement Project
The Charles Town City Council will consider several items, including a discussion on continuing the Capital Improvement Project. Other agenda items include an annexation matter that may go to executive session, the introduction of the new Charles Town Utility Board manager, and the creation of a committee to review…
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.
Transit board OKs free rides for primary election day
The Mountain Line board approved free rides for the May 12 primary election, appointed two new citizen advisory committee members, and rejected a uniforms bid for rebidding. They also reviewed a March ridership report showing overall decline but significant increases in disabled and senior ridership.