Upshur County Commission commits $1.52 million for Phase I recreational-complex engineering
The Upshur County Commission voted to commit $1,521,000 for engineering fees for a proposed Phase I recreational complex to support grant applications, noting the county must obligate ARP funds and have contracts in place by Dec. 31, 2024. The meeting also approved routine contracts, a spay-and-neuter grant and seasonal hiring notices.
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The Upshur County Commission voted March 7 to commit $1,521,000 toward engineering fees for a proposed Phase I Recreational Complex, a step intended to make the project eligible for outside grant funding. The motion was made by Commission President Samuel R. Nolte and seconded by Commissioner Douglas K. Bush; the vote was recorded as approved unanimously by the board members present.
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