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Monongalia County approves $4,463 for two hydrants, renews parks software license and approves consent agenda
Summary
At its June 11 meeting, the Monongalia County Commission approved $4,463 to repair two fire hydrants near Clay Bothell High School, renewed a software license with Amelia Technologies for parks e‑commerce, approved consent agenda vouchers and introduced a new part‑time youth services employee.
Monongalia County Commissioners on June 11 approved a set of routine and localized funding requests, including $4,463 to repair two fire hydrants near Clay Bothell High School and renewal of a software license with Amelia Technologies for the county parks and recreation department’s e‑commerce platform.
The commission approved a funding request from the Clabotel (Claver Tel/Clabotel in transcript) Public Service District to replace or repair two older hydrants near Clay Bothell High School, voting to provide $4,463 for the work. A motion to approve the funding passed during the meeting.
Commissioners also approved a software license agreement renewal with Amelia Technologies for the Monongalia County Parks and Recreational Department’s “smart brick” e‑commerce platform. County staff described the renewal as self‑explanatory; the commission voted to approve the renewal as presented.
In addition, the commission approved routine consent items that were listed by county staff, including vouchers and budget revisions requiring state approval, payroll and other regular payments. The commission introduced a new part‑time youth services relief worker, Regina Taylor, with an hourly rate of $14.40; the commission moved and approved personnel items as presented.
Votes and process: The meeting record shows each item advanced by motion and passed by voice vote. The transcript records affirmative “aye” responses for the hydrant funding, software renewal and consent/personnel approvals.
Context and next steps: County staff will coordinate the hydrant repairs with the Public Service District and proceed with the software renewal implementation for parks e‑commerce. Routine budget revisions listed in the consent agenda will follow stated state or in‑house approval processes where required.
