Hunter Roush

The Commission addressed various administrative and financial matters, including the approval of purchase orders, pay jackets, and monthly payments. Key actions included the adoption of a proclamation for National Donate Life Month, the referral of an estate matter to a fiduciary commissioner, and approval of a funding request for a handicap-accessible van for The Salvation Army. The Commission also rescheduled a future regular meeting, authorized additional senior funding, provided a letter of support for an opioid program application, and scheduled a public hearing regarding the Community Right-to-Know Act. Furthermore, the Commission approved an application for a court security grant, authorized an RFP for demolition services, and adopted county and state budget revisions.

The Commission addressed various administrative and legal matters, including the approval of erroneous assessments, probate documentation, and monthly purchase orders. Bid openings for demolition projects were conducted. Several proclamations were issued, including those for National Child Abuse Awareness Month, the Week of the Young Child, and National Telecommunicator's Week. Multiple estate matters were referred to a Fiduciary Commissioner. Personnel reclassifications for paramedics and maintenance staff were approved, along with various employment appointments and a vehicle donation. The Commission accepted an audit report, discussed financial statements, approved sample ballot publications for the primary election, and authorized public testing of election equipment. Additionally, the Commission approved an RFQ for construction management services for the courthouse, provided letters of support for the Huntington Museum of Art, and authorized budget revisions. An executive session was held to discuss opioid litigation.

The Commission addressed various administrative and fiscal matters, including the reopening of an estate, the reinstatement of suspended tax sale certificates, and the allocation of additional funding for hotel/motel tax and senior levy projects. The meeting also involved the approval of a Memorandum of Agreement with WVU Extension, the adoption of a policy for Construction Manager at Risk procurement, and the distribution of opioid settlement funds. Additionally, the commission authorized reappointments to the Land Reuse Agency and the Housing Consortium Board, approved employment and reclassification actions for EMT and paramedic staff, and executed a Memorandum of Understanding regarding elections. An executive session was conducted concerning personnel issues.

The Commission addressed various administrative and financial matters, including executive sessions for litigation and personnel updates. The Commission approved the renewal of the WV Counties Risk Pool policy, a funding request for Green Acres, and resolutions regarding the pledging of temporary letters of credit and employee appointments and reclassifications. Furthermore, they authorized an increase in compensation for election workers, approved budget revisions for the Ambulance Fund and the county and state budgets, and moved forward with the memorandum and reimbursement resolution for the Cabell County Building Commission regarding an annex project.

The Commission addressed various administrative and financial matters, including the approval of purchase orders, erroneous assessments, and probate documentation. Key agenda items included the proclamation of Fair Housing Month, approval of additional funding for senior services, economic development support for smoke alarms, and reappointments to the Cabell County Historic Landmarks Commission. The Commission also authorized a request for proposal for demolition services and expressed formal support for multiple Congressional appropriations for public safety and community projects, such as 911 systems, the Huntington Police Department, and pediatric emergency infrastructure. Additionally, the commission approved the general and coal severance fund budget, personnel actions including new hires and reclassifications, and the appointment of poll workers and early voting clerks for the upcoming primary election.