Resident asks why waste bill includes fuel surcharge; county points to West Virginia Public Service Commission
Michael Bracewell, a Benwood resident, asked the commission why his trash bill contains a fuel surcharge for Apple Valley collection; county staff said the fee is set by the state Public Service Commission and offered to provide contact information and follow up.
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During the public-comment period, Michael Bracewell of Benwood asked county commissioners why a fuel surcharge appears on his waste-collection bill for Apple Valley and where the surcharge revenue is directed.
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