Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Alyssa Vickers’s organization
Sep 15, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Pocahontas County Commission Regular Session
The commission reviewed final estate settlements and various administrative correspondence. Key actions included the awarding of a bid for a new police pursuit vehicle and the approval of resolutions concerning a hospital wastewater project and an EPA tannery project payment. Personnel matters were addressed through the authorization of part-time staffing for the 911 center and the animal shelter. Additionally, the commission made appointments to the county fire board, designated election officials for the upcoming general election, and approved the annual financial statement and vendor list.
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The Commission met in a special session to conduct interviews for a part-time employee position at the Pocahontas County Animal Shelter. The session included an executive session to facilitate these interviews before adjourning.
Aug 6, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Pocahontas County Commission Regular Session
The Commission addressed various items including a review of final settlements and orders for estates, discussion of mail items such as an engineering report and ridership data, and a review of overtime for Sheriff's security and courthouse evening meetings. Approval was granted for funding requests for the Tucker Community Foundation and the Bryans Battery Droop Battlefield Reenactment. The Commission also approved the appointment of new representatives to the Mulvie Grimes estate, an EPA Tannery payment resolution, and a grant amendment for the Thornwood Water Project. Additionally, the Commission approved the second reading of the county floodplain ordinance and the adoption of new floodplain maps.
Jul 21, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Pocahontas County Commission Regular Session
The commission addressed various county business items, including the transition of a 911 dispatcher from part-time to full-time status and the adoption of an emergency absentee voting policy for upcoming elections. The board approved the 'WV Goes Purple' proclamation and authorized monthly funding for ambulance parking and storage. Additionally, funding was approved for HVAC inspections at the Parks and Recreation building, and the commission authorized hiring a deputy circuit clerk following an executive session. Financial matters included the approval of a budget revision for 2025-2026 unencumbered balances and the renewal of an annual IT support contract. Several other items, such as the flood plain ordinance review and courthouse attic repair quotes, were deferred to future meetings.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
