The Commission addressed various financial and operational matters, including the approval of purchase orders and monthly payments. Key discussion items included a presentation on a new phone application for the Opioid Funding/Pulse Point System and a land use study by Michael Baker & Associates regarding the KYOVA region. The Commission processed estate appointments and hearing requests, reviewed the Sheriff's settlement, and passed a resolution to reconstitute an exploratory committee for the construction of a courthouse annex. Employment actions for EMT staff were approved, along with budget carryovers for the General County and Coal Severance funds, interest-bearing account allocations, and multiple state budget revisions. Several district meeting minutes and financial reports were placed on record.
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The Commission addressed various probate matters, authorized purchase orders and monthly payments, and heard comments from citizens regarding 911 dispatch personnel and animal control. The meeting included the recognition of an essay contest winner and a donation from the Truist Foundation. Specific estate matters were directed to the Fiduciary Commissioner or resulted in the appointment of the Sheriff as executor. Additionally, the Commission set the date for Halloween, made appointments to the Solid Waste Authority, approved a risk pool member agreement, reviewed various assessor records and tax filings, finalized special fund budgets for the upcoming fiscal year, established depositories, and issued letters of support for community grant and opportunity zone applications. The session also covered personnel actions and concluded with the recording of various health department and assessor reports.
May 14, 2026·Board meeting
Cabell County Commission Commission Meeting
The Commission addressed several administrative and operational matters, including the approval of purchase orders and monthly payments. Bids were opened for the demolition of structures on Pine Grove Drive. Several estate matters were addressed, resulting in various petitions and claims being tabled or referred to a Fiduciary Commissioner. The Commission approved resolutions for the pledging of letters of credit, reappointments to various planning and development boards, and the establishment of regular meeting schedules. Additionally, the Commission authorized the donation of a police vehicle, reviewed delinquent tax lists, and approved several budget requests for emergency services and civil defense. Personnel actions included reclassifications for EMT staff and the hiring of new deputies and telecommunicators. The meeting also included an executive session regarding opioid litigation and the placement of various departmental reports and minutes into the record.
Mar 26, 2026·Board meeting
Cabell County Commission Commission Meeting
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.
