The Council meeting included a presentation from a candidate for Belmont County Commissioner regarding economic development and public service, as well as a request for Council's support regarding a public library levy renewal. Departmental reports were provided covering street maintenance, utility infrastructure improvements, and police activities. Legislative action included the passage of ordinances increasing appropriations for city expenditures, authorizing a contract for water distribution system improvements, and expressing support for the public library levy. Additionally, an executive session was held to confer with legal counsel regarding pending litigation.
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The council discussed the city's natural gas aggregation program, including concerns regarding PUCO filings and gas rates. The mayor provided updates on city operations, including water system management, economic development opportunities, and community recognition. The Service/Safety Director reported on storm cleanup, water and wastewater infrastructure projects, and the status of electric department improvements. Reports were also presented by the Finance Director regarding the city audit, and the Planning & Zoning Administrator regarding stormwater management and electronic message center sign regulations. Committee reports covered financial positions, reservoir projects, drainage improvements, recreation facilities, and ongoing school district construction. Additionally, the council passed a resolution authorizing an application for a NatureWorks grant and adopted an ordinance for the 2027 calendar year budget.
May 18, 2026·Board meeting
St. Clairsville City Council Meeting
The council meeting featured reports from city departments, including progress on the tunnel project, updates on water and wastewater infrastructure, and street department improvements. A successful fundraiser for a police officer was highlighted, and the council formally expressed support for a grant application for a handicap-accessible fishing pier at the city reservoir. Legislative activity included the approval of an emergency ordinance to increase appropriations for transfers and supplemental revenues. Additionally, the planning department reported on local development activities, and various other ordinances and resolutions were introduced.
