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Jan 1, 2027·Strategic plan
City of Morgantown Capital Improvement Plan 2027-2031
This Capital Improvement Plan outlines projected expenditures across various city departments for the fiscal years 2027 through 2031. Key areas of investment include information technology upgrades, legal funds, communication branding, human resources programs, code enforcement initiatives, and planning efforts. Substantial allocations are also made for public works (including city hall, engineering, and street infrastructure), fire and police department enhancements, urban landscape improvements, arts and culture projects, and airport modernization and expansion, alongside parks and recreation facilities. The plan details specific projects, including hardware replacement, facility renovations, vehicle leases, and various infrastructure developments, aimed at enhancing city services and infrastructure.
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Morgantown Land Reuse And Preservation Agency Property Management Committee Agenda
The committee meeting agenda includes an update regarding a leasing inquiry for the property at 430 Spruce Street. Additionally, members will conduct a review and discussion concerning to-do list items from prior strategic planning sessions, as well as a review of a draft Expression of Interest regarding property located in the Lower Greenmont neighborhood.
Oct 27, 2026·Board meeting agenda
Morgantown City Council Special Meeting
The meeting agenda focuses on an executive session to discuss personnel matters regarding new appointments for various Boards and Commissions.
Oct 27, 2026·Board meeting
City Council Workshop
The Council workshop focused on social services coordination, reviewing public feedback regarding warming shelters, public restrooms, shade structures, and seating. Discussions addressed transit and pedestrian safety, particularly at the Suncrest Town Center intersection, and the challenges of sidewalk development outside city limits. The Council explored the need for year-round congregate housing, provider coordination, and volunteer opportunities. Additionally, the meeting covered the temporary use of portable restrooms in the downtown area and maintenance efforts. The Council also heard public input from a vendor regarding potential changes to vending regulations and received an introductory presentation on participatory budgeting results.
