Mon County Commission approves funding for West Virginia Black Bears Easter egg hunt

The Monongalia County Commission made significant strides during its April 9, 2025 meeting, approving key funding initiatives and setting the stage for future developments.

The commission unanimously approved a motion to move forward with an evaluation and cost proposal from Enterprise, responding to RFP 2025 MCC 1. This decision empowers the evaluation team to negotiate an agreement for final approval, marking a proactive step in enhancing county operations.

In another highlight, the commission greenlit funding of $4,006.35 to support the West Virginia Black Bears' annual Easter egg hunt at the Mon County Ballpark. Scheduled for Sunday, April 16, the event is free for children ages 3 to 10, promising a fun-filled day for families in the community.

Additionally, the commission discussed the acquisition of $793,009.33 for the University Town Center Economic Opportunity Development District, furthering economic development efforts in the area.

Commissioner Sean noted a busy schedule ahead, including meetings with constituents and discussions on the Chaplain Hill exit project. He also mentioned the upcoming levy laying session, which will establish rates for the upcoming year following the approval of the county budget.

Overall, the meeting underscored the commission's commitment to community engagement and economic growth, with several initiatives poised to benefit residents in the near future.