The Board reviewed the monthly building code enforcement report, including the status of vacant properties and active enforcement cases. Actions were taken regarding four specific properties of primary concern: classifying two as uninhabitable due to lack of water, authorizing demolition for one, and approving site clearance for another. The Board also discussed potential demolition grant applications related to the water treatment plant project and reviewed the upcoming annual meeting schedule.
Sep 17, 2026·
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The board meeting included reviews of the financial report, departmental updates covering plant operations, maintenance crew activities, and line crew performance. Discussions also focused on stormwater management strategies, including specific study areas and property demolition plans. Additionally, the board reviewed general business items, event reports, and relevant correspondence.
Sep 3, 2026·Board meeting
Waste Collection Board Regular Meeting
The board reviewed financial reports and the Waste Department Superintendent provided updates on waste collection, recycling center operations, and transfer station activities. Discussions included the arrival of new garbage cans, the implementation of public outreach for can size preferences, and ongoing debris removal efforts. The board approved the use of a public works facility for a tire amnesty day event and acknowledged an upcoming paper shred event hosted by the Solid Waste Authority.
Aug 20, 2026·Board meeting
Buckhannon City Council Regular Meeting
The meeting focused on recovery efforts following a recent major flood event, including detailed reports on emergency response operations, ongoing coordination with disaster agencies, and available financial assistance programs for residents. The council reviewed and authorized expenditures for yard reclamation and emergency financial support for a local recovery house using opioid settlement funds. Key administrative actions included the adoption of an updated state building code ordinance, the establishment of new guidelines for the appropriation of opioid settlement funds, and the approval of revised rules and regulations for municipal cemeteries. Additionally, logistical arrangements for upcoming community Halloween events were finalized.
