Water & utilities in West Virginia local government
What West Virginia city councils, county boards and school districts are deciding about water & utilities — plain-English summaries written from official agendas and minutes, updated as meetings happen.
135 West Virginia meetings since 2024 covered water & utilities. Counts are directional — coverage varies by place and platform.
Places in West Virginia with the most water & utilities activity
- Morgantown, WV (22)
- Fairmont, WV (22)
- Charleston, WV (22)
- Wheeling, WV (14)
- Moundsville, WV (14)
- Charles Town, WV (14)
- Ronceverte, WV (13)
- Vienna, WV (9)
- Ranson corporation, WV (4)
- Weirton, WV (1)
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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 will vote on 2026‑2027 General Fund Budget Revision #1
The Moundsville City Council will consider and vote on several items, including approval of the July 7, 2026 meeting minutes and a resolution to revise the 2026‑2027 General Fund Budget. A public hearing will allow community members to address the council for up to five minutes. The council will also consider…
Morgantown Utility Board discusses several water and sewer infrastructure projects
The Board will review multiple ongoing utility projects including sewer extensions, waterlines, and stormwater work. An executive session is scheduled to discuss construction planning and the investment of public funds.
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.
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…
Board considers $4M bond to fund Fairmont sewer system design and construction.
The Fairmont Sanitary Sewer Board will review a petition requesting city council approval for up to $4 million in sewerage system design bond anticipation notes. These funds would cover the design, construction, and equipment upgrades for the city's existing public sewer infrastructure. The board will vote on whether…
Water Board to authorize representatives for Edward Jones accounts
The Water Board will vote on a resolution authorizing Travis Blosser, Priscilla A. Hamilton, Janet L. Keller, and Lara Vanfosson to act on behalf of the board for certain accounts at Edward Jones. The meeting also includes approval of minutes from May 28, 2026, citizen petitions, and routine reports on operations and…
Sewer board meeting mostly routine reports and approvals
This is a routine monthly meeting of the Fairmont Sanitary Sewer Board. Agenda items include approval of previous minutes, manager's report, monthly goals and objectives, and financial statements. No new business or public hearings are scheduled.
Council will consider a FY 25-26 budget revision and related project proposals
The council will review several original propositions, including equipment purchases and a dewatering contract, and will consider a resolution to revise the FY 25-26 budget. Items on the agenda also include notices of tobacco-related applications to the WVABCA and a property transfer for 521 S. Penn Street. Additional…
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.
Morgantown Utility Board to review FY2027 budgets and bond refinancing
The board will consider the annual budgets for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2027, and discuss authorization for bond refinancing. Members will also review bids for a new service truck and provide updates on several ongoing water and sewer infrastructure projects.
Utility board to approve FY2027 budget and bond refinancing
The Morgantown Utility Board will vote on the annual budgets for fiscal year ending June 30, 2027, and authorize bond refinancing. They will also discuss several infrastructure projects including sewer extensions and water line expansions. A public comment period is scheduled, followed by an executive session for…
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…
Water Board to consider FY26-27 budget
The Fairmont Water Board will review monthly financial statements and the manager's report, and discuss the proposed water budget for fiscal year 2026-27.
Board to approve sewer and stormwater budgets for FY26-27
The Fairmont Sanitary Sewer Board will hold a regular meeting to approve minutes, receive manager and financial reports, and discuss new business including the Sewer Budget and Stormwater Budget for fiscal year 2026-27. The meeting also includes citizen petitions and a possible executive session.
Board to approve $21.9M in sewer contracts
The Charleston Sanitary Board will consider awarding three construction contracts totaling $21.9 million for the Magazine Branch Sanitary Sewer Improvements Project. Contracts are contingent on loan closing by July 29, 2026. The board will also discuss a pending rate case and receive updates on legal matters…
Utility board to approve water, sewer, stormwater budgets
The Vienna Utility Board will vote on budgets for sewer, water, and stormwater services. They will also receive updates on water quality testing, PFAS monitoring results, and ongoing infrastructure projects including wastewater and water system improvements, dredging of Pond Run, and the 12th Street sewer plant.
Council to consider moving city elections to May primary date
Council will hear presentations on Morgantown Utility Board water projects and the CDBG annual action plan. New business includes first readings of ordinances to amend the city charter regarding election dates and to amend conversion therapy regulations. The consent agenda contains multiple budget amendments for…
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…
MUB to discuss Star City wastewater treatment plant membrane bioreactor upgrade
The Morgantown Utility Board will discuss several water and sewer infrastructure projects, including the Star City Wastewater Treatment Plant membrane bioreactor, sewer interceptor cleaning and repairs, and water line extensions. They will also consider the City of Morgantown Pension Fund and an office expansion and…
Tree Board considers native species lists and $12,000 funding request
The Charles Town Tree Board is discussing updates to the tree canopy inventory and the creation of an approved native species list for zoning ordinances. The board is also reviewing potential grants and a proposal to access approximately $12,000 for tree-related activities.
Water Board holds routine monthly meeting
This is a routine meeting of the Fairmont Water Board. They will approve minutes from March, hear a manager's report, review monthly goals and financial statements, and may enter executive session. No major decisions or public hearings are listed.
Routine monthly meeting with financial reports
The Sanitary Sewer Board will discuss routine business including approval of previous minutes, manager's report, monthly goals, and financial statements. No major decisions or public hearings are scheduled.
Infrastructure Committee reviews stormwater, repaving, traffic signal and planning updates
The Infrastructure Committee will review a stormwater drainage study report, a repaving plan with pavement assessment results, and a request for a left‑hand turn signal at an intersection. It will also hear updates from the Hagerstown/Eastern Panhandle MPO transportation improvement plan and data on pneumatic tube and…
Council to vote on water/sewer rate hikes and $9.2M water upgrades
The council will hold a public hearing and vote on second readings of ordinances proposing three-step increases in water and sewer rates. The water rate increase would fund $9.2 million in water system improvements including main replacements on various streets. The council will also consider resolutions to…
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.
Utility board to discuss multiple sewer and water projects
The Morgantown Utility Board will consider a new sanitary sewer project for Hunters Ridge Development and review updates on several ongoing infrastructure projects, including the Van Voorhis sewer extension, Cheat Lake WWTP upgrade, and office expansion. The board will also enter executive session to discuss…
City Council proposes water & sewer rate hikes for $9.23M upgrades
The council will hold first readings of ordinances to increase water and sewer rates in three steps to fund $9.23 million in water and sewer improvements. It will also discuss permitting alcohol sales along Grand Central Avenue and consider a bid for a police vehicle. Public hearings on the rate ordinances are…
Board to vote on authorizing risk assessment for water system
The board will vote on approving Amendment No.1 to Task Order 24-13 to authorize B&N to begin a Risk & Resilience Assessment and Response Plan for the water system. They will also receive updates on water quality testing, the 5-year plan, wastewater and water system improvements, and dredging of Pond Run and dry dams.
Wheeling City Council to consider property transfer and infrastructure contracts
City Council will discuss several equipment and service contracts for the Water Pollution Control Department. The body is also considering a property transfer at 116 14th Street to Corner 30 LLC.
Water Board to authorize representatives for Edward D. Jones accounts
The City of Fairmont Water Board will meet to review financial statements and manager reports. The board will consider a resolution to authorize specific individuals to act on behalf of the board regarding accounts held at Edward D. Jones.
Sanitary Sewer Board to authorize account representatives for Edward D. Jones
The Sanitary Sewer Board will consider a resolution to empower Travis Blosser, W. David Roberts, and Lara Vanfosson to act on behalf of the board for specific accounts at Edward D. Jones. The board will also hold an executive session to discuss a personnel matter.
Infrastructure Committee to review speeding and road projects
The Infrastructure Committee will discuss various road safety and maintenance items. The agenda includes reviews of speeding on South George Street and updates on the Congress Street and Lawrence Street intersection project.
Board to review and approve 12th Street Lift Station wet well platform bid
The Vienna Utility Board will consider a bid review and approval for the 12th Street Lift Station wet well platform. It will also discuss holding a public meeting on the Stormwater Management Plan (SWPP). Additional agenda items include updates on water quality testing, the 5‑Year Plan, and several Phase 1…
Board will consider the Cheat Lake WWTP Sludge Tanker item.
The Morgantown Utility Board will review several new and ongoing projects, including the Cheat Lake WWTP Sludge Tanker, Cobun Creek Interceptor Phase II, and the Annual Stone Contract. The board will also discuss updates on office expansion, water and sewer infrastructure projects, and the MS4 Program Management. An…
City Council will adopt the 2026‑2027 General Fund and Coal Severance Fund budget
The Morgantown City Council will consider and approve the 2026‑2027 General Fund and Coal Severance Fund budget. It will also approve the 2026‑2027 Capital Escrow Fund budget, the 2027‑2031 Capital Improvement Plan, and several tax‑increment financing district actions. A gas line easement at 495 Falling Run Road will…
Council to vote on final reading of stormwater fee increase ordinance
The Moundsville City Council will hold public hearings on the proposed 2026-2027 General Fund and Coal Severance Tax budgets and on a proposed stormwater rate increase. Council will then vote on the third and final reading of an ordinance increasing stormwater user fees, and consider approving the 2026-2027 budgets…
City Council to adopt new Police Use of Force policy
The Ronceverte City Council will review and adopt a new Use of Force policy for the Police Department. Council members will also consider an extension agreement for the Region 4 Phase 4 Water Line Project and approve a CDBG grant to demolish the former elementary school buildings. Additional items include a bucket…
City Council to discuss utility board, business license tax, and public safety resolution
The City Council will discuss potential executive sessions regarding the Charles Town Utility Board and a purchasing agreement, consider an amendment to the municipal license tax code, and vote on a resolution concerning public safety practices. The agenda also includes reports on the Jefferson County Convention and…