The agenda focuses on several key items, including updates from the Mountain Line Transit Authority, the Fairmont Morgantown Housing Authority, and the Ward Boundary Commission. Public hearings are scheduled for an ordinance authorizing Series 2026 A Utility System Revenue Bonds for the Morgans Run Water Line Extension and an ordinance regarding the release and modification of an easement. The consent agenda includes multiple resolutions and ordinances related to the Series 2026 A bonds and easement modifications. New business includes the first reading of an ordinance authorizing the annulment of portions of several streets and an avenue. Additionally, the council plans to move into executive session to discuss personnel matters concerning boards and commissions.
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The City Council received an update from the Mountain Line Transit Authority regarding their fleet, ridership demographics, and infrastructure projects, including solar panel installations and terminal improvements. The presentation also addressed challenges related to workforce shortages for drivers, operational cost increases, and upcoming technological upgrades for bus tracking and fare collection. Following the presentation, there was a discussion concerning the maintenance of bus shelters and vandalism issues in the community.
Jul 6, 2026·Board meeting
Morgantown Ward And Boundary Commission Regular Meeting
The commission discussed planning for upcoming public input sessions, including the selection of locations and dates, and the materials to be presented to the public. Topics included the format of presentation posters, the refinement of language for public communication, and the status of boundary maps.
Jun 22, 2026·Board meeting
Morgantown Ward And Boundary Commission Regular Meeting
The commission reviewed and discussed updated data and statistics for various wards, evaluating multiple map drafts to optimize ward boundaries and ensure voter registration equality. Key discussion points included adjusting boundaries to follow geographic divisions and neighborhood associations, assessing the population impact of proposed boundary shifts, and collaborating on tools to navigate ward mapping data.
