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NextEra correspondence noted; county seeks more community engagement on transmission project

5071651 · June 26, 2025
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Monongalia County officials said they received letters about the NextEra transmission project but that the company declined to attend a scheduled meeting; commissioners and staff plan to gather information and attend community events.

County officials told the Monongalia County Commission on June 25 that the county has received correspondence about the NextEra transmission project and that NextEra Energy did not attend a scheduled meeting with the commission.

County staff said a letter from Deborah Tennant about the NextEra Marl project and a response from Caitlin McCormick at NextEra Energy were received. The county administrator said she relayed displeasure that NextEra did not meet in person and that the company pointed the county to a website in its written response.

Commissioners discussed local information‑gathering efforts. One commissioner said they planned to attend an information session hosted by Beth Bosio at a Tree Farm near Fairchance to learn more about the transmission line and hear multiple perspectives. The commissioner said the county has heard both complaints and support from residents and hopes gatherings will provide additional information to guide county engagement.

No formal action was taken; commissioners encouraged continued community outreach and said staff would share information from local events and correspondence.