MERCER COUNTY COMMISSION MEETING-TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 2025-10:00 Α.Μ.
AGENDA:
- OPEN WITH PRAYER
- PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
- MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING
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CONTRACTS/AGREEMENTS/RESOLUTIONS:
City of Princeton-Petition for Annexation
By Minor Boundary Adjustment
Princeton Health Care Center
Paul Cassell, City Attorney
Resolution Honoring The Life of Pearl Hamby
Bill Archer, President
Resolution Recognizing Gary Johnson
For His Efforts in Keeping Mercer Clean
Bill Archer, President
Mercer County Canine Control Ordinance
First Reading
Greg Puckett, Commissioner
Mercer County Spay Neuter Ordinance
First Reading
Greg Puckett, Commissioner
Mercer County Sheriff’s Department
Pawn Shop Ordinance-First Reading
Capt. Steven Sommers
FY 2025 Budget Revisions
General County #4
Coal Severance #2
Verlin Moye, County Clerk
Mercer County Courthouse
Exterior Door Restoration Project
Arch Masonry, Proposal
Vicky Reed, County Administrator
Richard Colvard
ESTATES:
FUNDING REQUESTS:
Mercer County Sheriff’s Department
Purchase New Furniture
Alan Christian, Sheriff
American Electric Power
Invoice to Replace 3-Phase Riser Pole
Bill Archer, President
DISCUSSION:
Appalachian Power Company
Contracting Service Agreement
Bill Archer, President
Mercer County War Museum
George Williams, New Director
Glenwood Recreation Park
Moratorium on Fishing at Park
Greg Puckett, Commissioner
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
Brush Creek Sites 14 & 15
Rehabilitation Projects
Bill Archer, President
Picnic in the Park
June 22, 2025 @ 2:00 pm
PUBLIC COMMENTS:
COMMISSION TO APPROVE THE FOLLOWING:
- Invoices
- Settlements
- Exonerations
- List of Approved Estates for May 2025
RE: WEST VIRGINIA:
At a Regular Session of the County Commission, held for the County of Mercer, at the Courthouse thereof, on Tuesday, June 10, 2025.
Present:
Bill Archer, President
Greg Puckett, Commissioner
Brian Blankenship, Commissioner
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RE: BOUNDARY ADJUSTMENT CITY OF PRINCETON – PETITION FOR ANNEXATION – PRINCETON HELATH CARE CENTER
This day on motion of Brian Blankenship, Commissioner, seconded by Greg Puckett, Commissioner, the Commission voted unanimously to approve the Petition for Annexation by Minor Boundary Adjustment from the City of Princeton to include Princeton Health Care. Paul Cassell, City Attorney.
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RE: RESOLUTION – HONORING THE LIFE OF PEARL HAMBY
This day on motion of Brian Blankenship, Commissioner, seconded by Greg Puckett, Commissioner, the Commission voted unanimously to approve the Resolution Honoring the Life of Pearl Hamby.
Mercer County Commission
1501 West Main, Suite 210
Princeton, West Virginia 24740
Phone: (304) 487-8306
Fax: (304) 487-8370
Email: [email protected]
VICKY REED
County Administrator
BILL ARCHER
1322 Woodrow Avenue
BLUEFIELD, WV 24701
BRIAN BLANKENSHIP
882 Oakland Drive
PRINCETON, WV 24739
GREG PUCKETT
334 Pine Acres Way
PRINCETON, WV 24739
RESOLUTION HONORING THE LIFE OF PEARL HAMBY
Whereas, although she was barely more than five-feet tall, the late Pearl May Hamby was a giant in the areas of public, family, community, state and national service. Pearl was born in Kingston, Fayette County, West Virginia, and raised in the Lovern Community of Mercer County but she was at home throughout the two Virginias and beyond. With a smile on her face, Pearl had a knack for making complex matters seem easy to address, and difficult problems disappear with a single smile from her beautiful face.
Whereas, Pearl was raised in Lovern, WV by her maternal grandparents, Edward and Rosie Gore Shanklin, married Rayfield Hamby and spent time living in the Cleveland, Ohio area before returning to southern West Virginia, according to her obituary lovingly prepared by her longtime friend, U.S. District Court Judge Omar Aboulhosn. She was an active member of the Mercer County Chapter NAACP along with many other organizations; and
Whereas, Pearl joined the staff of the West Virginia University Extension Agency about 30 years ago as a “Green Thumb Worker.” She later became a member of the WVU Extension Agency’s Board of Directors and served faithfully for many years in that role until her passing. During that time, she developed close ties with Brenda Pruett and other WVU Extension Office personnel as well as the hundreds if not thousands of peoples’ lives she served during her tenure, and
Whereas, “Ms. Pearl,” as she was known to her legions of friends became close with her WVU Extension Agency family as well as judge Aboulhosn and his family who invited her to celebrate Thanksgiving and Christmas dinners in their home for the last 15 years. With a heart as big as all outdoors, Ms. Pearl never met a stranger and greeted everyone she ever met with a smile as broad as the Northern Lights and as sincere as a newborn child.
Now, Therefore, Be It Resolved that the Mercer County Commission shares it’s heartfelt appreciation for the life of service and love of all people Pearl Mae Hamby displayed during her 97 years of life in this world. All those who knew Pearl can rest assured that her dedication will live on until we all meet in the sweet by and by.
Dated this 10th day of June 2025.
Mercer County Commission:
Bill Archer, President
Greg Puckett, Commissioner
Brian Blankenship, Commissioner
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RE: RESOLUTION – RECOGNIZING GARY JOHNSON
This day on motion of Greg Puckett, Commissioner, seconded by Brian Blankenship, Commissioner, the Commission voted unanimously to approve the Resolution Recognizing Gary Johnson for his efforts in Keeping Mercer Clean.
Mercer County Commission
1501 West Main, Suite 210
Princeton, West Virginia 24740
Phone: (304) 487-8306
Fax: (304) 487-8370
Email: [email protected]
VICKY REED
County Administrator
BILL ARCHER
1322 Woodrow Avenue
BLUEFIELD, WV 24701
BRIAN BLANKENSHIP
882 Oakland Drive
PRINCETON, WV 24739
GREG PUCKETT
334 Pine Acres Way
PRINCETON, WV 24739
LITTER GETTER HERO
GARY JOHNSON
A little over three and one-half years ago, a Mercer County man-Gary Johnson-decided to take a stand in the battle against roadside litter on the roadside near his Wright Mountain home. Gary Johnson started walking along Route 10 as part of an exercise effort. At first, he walked for the health benefit, but in time he started gathering discarded soda cans to help a young neighbor who was recycling aluminum cans for cash. In a short time, he expanded his efforts to include picking up piles of litter along the highway.
Mr. Johnson admitted that his initial purpose was for exercise, but in a short while, he became as passionate about removing roadside litter as he was exercising.
“I try to walk three miles every day,” he said. It adds up to about 12 to 15 miles a week. I enjoy being outside. “I take care of my house when I can and cut grass.”
Allison Brown, General Manager of the Oakvale Road Public Service District heard about Mr. Johnson’s one-man litter-getter story from another individual and thought he should be recognized for his commitment. Mr. Johnson walks about three miles a day covering an estimated 12 to 15 miles. His largest trash recovery was a full screen television set that someone had rolled off the side of the road. “I hauled five tires to the road one day,” he said. “Someone got two of them,” he said. “The weekend is the best time to walk.”
Mr. Johnson said he hopes the example he continues to set will inspire others to pick up roadside litter when they walk for exercise. “I just enjoy being outside.
The Mercer County Commission commends Mr. Johnson for his efforts to “Keep Mercer County Clean.”
Dated this 10th day of June 2025.
Mercer County Commission:
Bill Archer, President
Greg Puckett, Commissioner
Brian Blankenship, Commissioner
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RE: MERCER COUNTY CANINE CONTROL ORDINANCE – FIRST READING
This day on motion of Greg Puckett, Commissioner, seconded by Brian Blankenship, Commissioner, the Commission voted unanimously to approve the First Hearing of the Mercer County Canine Control Ordinance.
Greg Puckett, Commissioner.
RE MERCER COUNTY SPAY NEUTER ORDINANCE – FIRST READING
This day on motion of Greg Puckett, Commissioner, seconded by Brian Blankenship, Commissioner, the Commission voted unanimously to approve the First Reading of the Mercer County Spay Neuter Ordinance.
Greg Puckett, Commissioner.
RE: MERCER COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT-PAWN SHOP ORDINANCE
This matter has been tabled until July 2025.
RE: FY 2025 BUDGET REVISION – MERCER COUNTY CLERK’S OFFICE – GENERAL COUNTY #4 AND COAL SEVERANCE #2
This day on motion of Brian Blankenship, Commissioner, seconded by Greg Puckett, Commissioner, the Commission voted unanimously to approve the FY 2025 Budget Revisions – General County #4 and Coal Severance #2 from Verlin T. Moye, County Clerk.
RE: MERCER COUNTY COURTHOUSE EXTERIOR DOOR RESTORATION PROJECT PROPOSAL – ARCH MASONRY
This day on motion of Greg Puckett, Commissioner, seconded by Brian Blankenship, Commissioner, the Commission voted unanimously to approve the Arch Masonry Proposal for the Mercer County Courthouse Exterior Door Restoration Project in the amount of $141,500. Mercer County Courthouse Exterior Door Restoration Project was awarded $100,000 Courthouse Facilities Improvement Authority Grant with a 20% match. Reimbursable funds will be taken from Courthouse Facilities.
RE: ESTATE – RICHARD COLVARD
This day on motion of Greg Puckett, Commissioner, seconded by Brian Blankenship, Commissioner, the Commission voted unanimously to approve a copy of the Last Will and Testament of said estate for recordation.
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WEST VIRGINIA:
At an adjourned session of the County Commission continued and held for the County of Mercer, at the Courthouse thereof, on June 10, 2025.
Present: Bill Archer, President.
Present: Greg Puckett, Commissioner.
Present: Brian Blankenship, Commissioner.
BEFORE THE COUNTY COMMISSION OF MERCER COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA
IN RE: RICHARD COLVARD, DECEASED.
O-R-D-E-R
On the 10thth day of June, 2025, before the Mercer County Commission, came the matter of the Estate of Richard Colvard, deceased, upon motion of Ronda Stafford, Executrix, requesting that a copy of the Last Will and Testament of said estate be accepted for recordation.
After discussion and review of this matter by the Commission, upon proper motion and second, and it appearing proper to do so, the Commission ORDERS that the copy of the Last Will and Testament of Richard Colvard, deceased, be admitted to record.
All of which was accordingly ADJUDGED and ORDERED. The Clerk of this Commission is DIRECTED to take whatever actions he deems necessary to effectuate this Order.
Dated this the 10thth day of June, 2025.
ENTER:
ATTEST:
VERLIN T. MOYE, CLERK
MERCER COUNTY CLERK
BILL ARCHER, PRESIDENT
MERCER COUNTY COMMISSION
RE: FUNDING REQUEST – MERCER COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT
This day on motion of Greg Puckett, Commissioner, seconded by Brian Blankenship, Commissioner, the Commission voted unanimously to approve the funding request from the Mercer County Sheriff’s Department. Funding in the amount up to $35,000 will be taken from the Opioid Fund and used to purchase new furniture.
RE: FUNDING REQUEST – AMERICAN ELECTRIC POWER
This day on motion of Greg Puckett, Commissioner, seconded by Brian Blankenship, Commissioner, the Commission voted unanimously to approve the funding request from American Electric Power. Funding in the amount of $13,518.24 will be taken from Budget Stabilization and used to replace a 3-Phase Riser Pole.
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DISCUSSION:
RE: MERCER COUNTY WAR MUSEUM-NEW SIGN
This day on motion of Greg Puckett, Commissioner, seconded by Brian Blankenship, Commissioner, the Commission voted unanimously to approve the installation of a new sign for the Mercer County War Museum.
- Appalachian Power Company – Contracting Service Agreement – Tabled
- Glenwood Recreation Park – Moratorium on Fishing at Park – Possible solutions – catch & release, limit # of fish, size limit? To be re-addressed in July
- Brush Creek Sites 14 & 15-Dredging costs
ANNOUNCEMENT:
- Picnic in the park – Sunday, June 22, 2025 at 2:00
PUBLIC COMMENTS:
- Carla Oakley – Wants to be put on the next agenda – Matoaka Resident
- Dolly Chartrand – inquired whether Mercer County has a Parks & Rec Dept. – Matoaka Resident
RE: INVOICES, SETTLEMENTS, EXONERATIONS & APPROVED ESTATES
This day on motion of Brian Blankenship, Commissioner, seconded by Greg Puckett, Commissioner, the Commission voted unanimously to approve the following Invoices, Settlement and Exonerations.
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USI Insurance Services, LLC-Ticket #312863- Personal Property 2022 – Double assessed and paid on personal property assessed for $89,557 class 4. Exoneration recommended to correct
Amount of Exoneration – $2.486.10
USI Insurance Services, LLC-Ticket #312400 – Personal Property 2023 – Double assessed and paid on personal property assessed for $81,934 class 4. Exoneration recommended to correct
Amount of Exoneration – $2.270.88
PETITION FOR CANCELLATION OF ERONEOUS CHARGES
| Tax Year 2023 | District 05 East River | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Ticket # | Name of Taxpayer | Reason | Amount |
| 500003856 | Patsye Ciampanellia | Error on supplement | $ 242.86 |
| Tax Year 2023 | District 09 Plymouth | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Ticket # | Name of Taxpayer | Reason | Amount |
| 900001030 | Walter Fletcher, Jr | Keyed Supplement wrong | $ 654.90 |
| Tax Year 2023 | District 11 Rock | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Ticket # | Name of Taxpayer | Reason | Amount |
| 1100001732 | Scottie J Rye, Jr | Error on supplement | $ 412.02 |
| Tax Year 2024 | District 02 Beaver Pond | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Ticket # | Name of Taxpayer | Reason | Amount |
| 200000773 | Rhonda Baker | Error on supplement | $ 116.06 |
| Tax Year 2024 | District 05 East River | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Ticket # | Name of Taxpayer | Reason | Amount |
| 500000838 | Patricia Prince | Error on Supplement | $ 19.06 |
| 308836 | Robert Rudy | Did not own MH 7/1/2023 | $ 148.98 |
| Tax Year 2024 | District 09 Plymouth | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Ticket # | Name of Taxpayer | Reason | Amount |
| 900000314 | Joseph E. Parks, Sr | Error on supplement | $ 385.76 |
| Tax Year 2024 | District 10 Princeton | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Ticket # | Name of Taxpayer | Reason | Amount |
| 312453 | USI Ins. Serv., LLC | Double assessed | $ 2,472.06 |
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This day the following accounts were presented against the County of Mercer, and the Commission having examined each and all of them, doth allow payment from the different accounts, check numbers listed below:
CHECKS – MAY 2025
| GENERAL COUNTY | -Check #80988-81121 | Voided #80960, 81007, 81111 |
| COAL SEVERANCE | -Check #4599-4606 | |
| DOG FUND | -Check #638 | |
| EMERGENCY 911 | -Check #4303-4304 | |
| HOME CONFINEMENT | -Check #2716-2719 | |
| HOTEL MOTEL | -Check #4970-4983 | Voided #4983 |
| COURTHOUSE EQUIPMENT | -Check #966-972 | |
| COURTHOUSE ANNEX | -Check #2090-2104 | Voided #2102 |
| VIDEO LOTTERY | -Check #1702-1709 | |
| HOTEL MOTEL RESERVE | -Check #1021-1022 | |
| COAL REALLOCATION | -Check #1083 | |
| OPIOID SETTLEMENT | -Check #1009-1014 | |
| MCDRC FEES | -Check #6340-6361 | |
| ASSESSOR REAPPRAISAL | -Check #7130-7151 | |
| FINANCIAL STABILIZATION | -Check #1081 | |
| LACTF | -Check #1012-1013 | |
| DEPUTY SHERIFF RETIREMENT | -Check #343 |
It is ordered that this Commission be and is hereby adjourned until June 24, 2025.
Bill Archer
President
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING
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THE MERCER COUNTY COMMISSION WILL MEET IN SPECIAL SESSION ON THURSDAY, JUNE 12, 2025 AT 9:00 A.M IN THE COMMISSION COURTROOM.
THE PURPOSE OF THE MEETING IS TO CONSIDER THE APPROVAL OF AN INVOICE FOR SECURITY EQUIPMENT TO BE INSTALLED IN THE COURTHOUSE AND THE ANNEX.
BILL ARCHER, PRESIDENT
MERCER COUNTY COMMISSION
RE: WEST VIRGINIA:
At a Special Session of the County Commission, held for the County of Mercer, at the Courthouse thereof, on Thursday, June 10, 2025.
Present:
Bill Archer, President
Greg Puckett, Commissioner
Brian Blankenship, Commissioner
RE: FUNDING REQUEST – INVOICE – COX SECURITY SERVICES
This day on motion of Greg Puckett, Commissioner, seconded by Brian Blankenship, Commissioner, the Commission voted unanimously to approve the invoice submitted by Cox Security Services. Funding in the amount of $122,500 will be taken from Budget Stabilization now to cover ½ of the project total ($245,000) draw. Funding is for security equipment to be installed in the Courthouse and the Annex. Total cost will be reimbursed by a $245,000 Court Security Fund Grant. Second half to be paid upon completion of job.
It is ordered that this Commission be and is hereby adjourned until June 24, 2025.
Bill Archer
President
MERCER COUNTY COMMISSION MEETING-TUESDAY, JUNE 24, 2025-3:30 Ρ.Μ.
AGENDA:
- OPEN WITH PRAYER
- PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
- MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING
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- APPOINTMENTS/REAPPOINTMENTS
- OATHS OF OFFICE:
- RESOLUTIONS/RECOGNITION
- CONTRACTS/AGREEMENTS
- FUNDING REQUESTS:
- DISCUSSION:
- ANNOUNCEMENTS:
Mercer County Assessor’s Office
Employment & Oath of Office
Jonathan Puckett, Data Collector
Business & Personal Property
Mercer County Floodplain Office
Recognition of Keith Gunnoe
WV Floodplain Manager of the Year
Mercer County Canine Control Ordinance
Second Reading
Greg Puckett, Commissioner
Mercer County Spay Neuter Ordinance
Second Reading
Greg Puckett, Commissioner
Mercer County Clerk’s Office
FY 25 Line Item Transfers
Verlin Moye, County Clerk
City of Princeton
4th of July Celebration
Brian Blankenship, Commissioner
Parks & Recreation – Matoaka
Greg Puckett, Commissioner
Emergency Watershed Protection Program
Garden Oaks Townhouses
Bill Archer, President
Live Healthy Discount Program
Greg Puckett, Commissioner
2025 Achievement Award Winner
Mercer County Dilapidated & Blight Eradication Initiative
Greg Puckett, Commissioner
PUBLIC COMMENTS:
FORMAL HEARINGS DILAPIDATED STRUCTURES
Lori Mills, Dilapidated Structures Officer
| Address | Owner | Type | Map/Parcel |
|---|---|---|---|
| 354 Goodwill Hollow Rd | Thomas Shrader | House | Map 50 Parcel 92 |
| 372 Goodwill Hollow Rd | Thomas Shrader | House | Map 50 Parcel 92 |
RE: WEST VIRGINIA:
At a Regular Session of the County Commission, held for the County of Mercer, at the Courthouse thereof, on Tuesday, June 24, 2025.
Present:
Bill Archer, President
Greg Puckett, Commissioner
Brian Blankenship, Commissioner
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RE: EMPLOYMENT AND OATH OF OFFICE – JONATHAN PUCKETT MERCER COUNTY ASSESSOR’S OFFICE
This day on motion of Greg Puckett, Commissioner, seconded by Brian Blankenship, Commissioner, the Commission voted unanimously to approve the Employment & Oath of Office for Jonathan Puckett to serve as Data Collector – Business and Personal Property for the Mercer County Assessor’s Office.
RE: RECOGNITION – ΚΕΙΤH GUNNOE – WV FLOODPLAIN MANAGER OF THE YEAR
Keith Gunnoe, OEM Manager, was awarded the WV Floodplain Manager of the Year Award. Commission thanked his for all of his hard work.
RE: MERCER COUNTY CANINE CONTROL ORDINANCE – SECOND READING
This day the County Commission conducted the Second and Final Reading of the Mercer County Canine Control Ordinance. On motion of Greg Puckett, Commissioner, seconded by Brian Blankenship, Commissioner, the Commission voted to approve the Mercer County Canine Control Ordinance. Bill Archer, Commissioner, opposed.
RE: MERCER COUNTY SPAY NEUTER ORDINANCE – SECOND READING
This day the County Commission conducted the Second and Final Reading of the Mercer County Spay Neuter Ordinance. On motion of Greg Puckett, Commissioner, seconded by Brian Blankenship, Commissioner, the Commission voted to approve the Mercer County Spay Neuter Ordinance. Bill Archer, Commissioner, opposed.
RE: MERCER COUNTY CLERK’S OFFICE – FY 25 LINE ITEM TRANSFER
This day on motion of Brian Blankenship, Commissioner, seconded by Greg Puckett, Commissioner, the Commission voted unanimously to approve the FY 25 Line Item Transfers submitted by Verlin T. Moye, County Clerk.
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RE: FUNDING REQUEST – CITY OF PRINCETON -JULY 4TH CELEBRATION
This day on motion of Brian Blankenship, Commissioner, seconded by Greg Puckett, Commissioner, the Commission voted unanimously to approve the funding request from the City of Princeton, Brian Blankenship. Funding in the amount of $3,000 will be taken from Video/Lottery and used for the 4th of July Celebration.
RE: FUNDING REQUEST – PARKS & RECREATION – MATOAKA
This day on motion of Greg Puckett, Commissioner, seconded by Brian Blankenship, Commissioner, the Commission voted unanimously to approve the funding request from Parks & Recreation – Matoaka. Funding in the amount of $6,500 will be taken from the Opioid funds and paid to Ideal Roofing to erect a picnic shelter in Matoaka.
DISCUSSION:
- Emergency Watershed Protection Program – Garden Oaks Townhouses
- Live Healthy Discount Program – Greg Puckett – Prescription discount card program
PUBLIC COMMENTS:
- Michael Hype – Lerona – inquired about grant program to receive funding for the Sun Valley Ruritan Club – parking lot needs
FORMAL HEARINGS DILAPIDATED STRUCTURES
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RE: DILAPIDATED STRUCTURE – THOMAS SHRADER-354 GOODWILL HOLLOW RD
This day on motion of Brian Blankenship, Commissioner, seconded by Greg Puckett, Commissioner, the Commission voted unanimously to issue a 180-day continuation for the house owned by Thomas Shrader located at 354 Goodwill Hollow Rd, Map 50 Parcel 92.
RE: DILAPIDATED STRUCTURE – THOMAS SHRADER-372 GOODWILL HOLLOW RD
This day on motion of Brian Blankenship, Commissioner, seconded by Greg Puckett, Commissioner, the Commission voted unanimously to issue a 180-day continuation for the house owned by Thomas Shrader located at 372 Goodwill Hollow Rd, Map 50 Parcel 92.
It is ordered that this Commission be and is hereby adjourned until July 8, 2025.
Bill Archer
President
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING
THE MERCER COUNTY COMMISSION WILL MEET IN SPECIAL SESSION ON THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 2025 AT 1:00 P.M IN THE COMMISSION COURTROOM.
THE PURPOSE OF THE MEETING IS FOR CONSIDERATION OF THE FOLLOWING ITEMS:
- Lusk Disposal Service-Proposal for Interior Demolition Project
- West Virginia Recycling Assistance Grant Application
BILL ARCHER, PRESIDENT
MERCER COUNTY COMMISSION
RE: WEST VIRGINIA:
At a Special Session of the County Commission, held for the County of Mercer, at the Courthouse thereof, on Thursday, June 26, 2025.
Present:
Bill Archer, President
Greg Puckett, Commissioner
Brian Blankenship, Commissioner
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RE: FUNDING REQUEST – LUSK DISPOSAL SERVICE – OLD AEP BUILDING
This day on motion of Greg Puckett, Commissioner, seconded by Brian Blankenship, Commissioner, the Commission voted unanimously to approve the funding request from Lusk Disposal Service. Funding in the amount of $50,000 will be taken from Opioid Funds and used for demolition inside the old AEP building.
RE: GRANT APPLICATION – WEST VIRGINIA RECYCLING ASSISTANCE
This day on motion of Brian Blankenship, Commissioner, seconded by Greg Puckett, Commissioner, the Commission voted unanimously to approve the West Virginia Recycling Assistance Grant Application. Grant will be used to purchase two new recycling trailers.
It is ordered that this Commission be and is hereby adjourned until July 8, 2025.
Bill Archer
President
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