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Aug 19, 2026
Closes
Sep 14, 2026
Work includes approx. of the construction of a new rail-trail. Trail construction will include drainage work, grading, ditch cleanout, traffic control measures, signage, soil slip repair, and bridge safety measures and improvements.
Aug 19, 2026
Closes
Sep 14, 2026
The project will entail the improvement of approximately 5.2 miles of existing rail-trail from the Mt. Clare Volunteer Fire Department to the existing trailhead at Lost Creek. Trail construction will include resurfacing of existing aggregate trail surface, ditch cleanout and drainage improvements, traffic control measures, signage, fence replacement, and bridge decking and fall protection improvements.
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176934
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300
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64,221
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This document is a comprehensive Coverage Contract for Harrison County Commission, effective July 1, 2023, and continuing until cancelled. It is provided by Risk Management Programs, Inc. and offers a wide range of coverages including Property, General Liability, Business Auto, Crime, Public Officials' Liability, and CyberRisk. The contract specifies various limits of liability and deductibles for each coverage area, with an overarching principle that individual limits do not stack to increase the total amount payable for a single occurrence across different sections. Excess coverage endorsements are also included for certain liabilities.
This document outlines the insurance coverage provided by the West Virginia Communities Risk Pool to the Harrison County Commission for the period of July 1, 2026, to July 1, 2027, under contract WV-HA-017-27. It details various types of coverage including property, liability, automobile, and workers' compensation, along with their respective limits, annual contributions, and deductibles. The total annual contribution for all coverages is $592,855.
This document is a Member Agreement and Coverage Certificate detailing the insurance coverages provided by the West Virginia Communities Risk Pool to the Harrison County Commission for the term July 1, 2024, to July 1, 2025. It specifies various types of liability and property coverage, their respective limits, individual annual contributions, and deductibles. The total annual contribution for all listed coverages is $521,615. The agreement also outlines excess coverage, contribution assessment methods, and includes important disclaimers regarding insolvency and Workers' Compensation liability.
This document is a coversheet to a member agreement outlining the insurance coverage provided by the West Virginia Communities Risk Pool to the Harrison County Commission for the term July 1, 2025, to July 1, 2026. It details various coverage types including property, liability, automobile, and workers' compensation, specifying limits of liability and individual annual contributions. The total annual contribution for all listed coverages amounts to $529,928.
This document is a member agreement coversheet for the West Virginia Communities Risk Pool, detailing the insurance coverage provided to the Harrison County Commission for the period of July 1, 2023, to July 1, 2024. It outlines various types of coverage, including Property, Liability, Automobile, and Workers' Compensation, along with their limits, deductibles, and an annual contribution totaling $502,906. The agreement also specifies terms regarding excess coverage, contribution assessments, and the role of the service agent.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Harrison County
The Commission meeting covered several agenda items, including the approval of consent agenda items, payroll change notices, and various purchase orders and invoices. The Commission considered and approved a project fund requisition for the Charles Point Economic Opportunity Development District. An engagement letter for legal services from Steptoe and Johnson regarding the modification of a project plan and extension of a TIFF district was approved with amendments to timeline and usage of AI. Special funding requests were approved for the City of Salem's events committee, the City Parks of Clarksburg for fireworks, and various local law enforcement entities for National Night Out. Additionally, the Commission discussed budget revisions, reviewed the status of nuisance property cleanups, and received an update on the bridge project over West Fork.
The Commission addressed several items including public comments regarding funding and community projects. The agenda included approvals for payroll change notices, requisitions, purchase orders, and invoices, with specific adjustments noted for arbitrage reporting. The commission held estate hearings to accept copies of wills and authorized the probate of these documents. Further approvals were granted for exonerations, corrective tickets, and project fund requisitions for development districts. Additionally, the commission approved a special funding request for a veteran service fair and discussed the establishment of a scheduling order and hearing dates regarding an election contest.
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The meeting included the approval of a consent agenda, payroll change notices, requisitions, purchase orders, and exonerations. The Commission discussed the clean-up status of a nuisance property and granted a 30-day period for resolution. Decisions were made regarding the demolition and potential preservation of a movie screen at Sunset Ellis, including the initiation of a structural study and a timeline for private fundraising. Special funding requests were approved for the American Junior Golf Association, the City of Shinston for an Independence Day celebration, and the Shindy Music Festival. Additionally, the Commission discussed lease potential and maintenance responsibilities for Summit Park ball fields.
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