Get Full Government Meeting Transcripts, Videos, & Alerts Forever!
Get email alerts on the Local Government topic
No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.
Brooke County Commission tables VFD reimbursement request, records personnel move and routine approvals
Summary
At its Dec. 10, 2024 adjourned session, the Brooke County Commission unanimously approved minutes and routine financial items, tabled a $4,202.22 reimbursement request from Bethany Volunteer Fire Department pending questions about acceptable use, recorded a personnel promotion notice, accepted a flood insurance renewal and approved vouchers.
The County Commission of Brooke County, West Virginia, met in adjourned session Dec. 10, 2024, at 10:30 a.m. at the courthouse. President Andrew J. Thomas and Commissioners Stacey Wise and Thomas R. Diserio were present, with Kimberly M. Barbetta serving as clerk.
The commission unanimously approved the minutes from Dec. 3, 2024 after a motion by Commissioner Thomas R. Diserio and a second from Commissioner Stacey Wise. The meeting record shows multiple routine correspondences and reports were distributed to commissioners for review.
Under an item listing "Lake Ferrara – NPWDB, Inc. – Updates," the commission tabled a reimbursement request from Bethany Volunteer Fire Department for $4,202.22 (second allocation, reimbursement). The minutes state the item was tabled because questions were raised about acceptable usage of the All-County Fire Protection Fund; the record does not identify which commissioner raised those questions.
The commission accepted a notice from Chief Deputy Mills that Nicholas Alexander has moved in rank to corporal; the minutes record a start date of Dec. 1, 2025 and a pay rate of $27.07 per hour as stated in the notice. That date appears in the meeting record as written.
The commission voted to accept Wright National Flood Insurance, Option A, at $13,093.00 with a renewal date recorded as Dec. 24, 2024. David Holden, listed in the minutes as "Property Compliance," provided updates on certified letters, action plans and related meetings.
The commission approved invoices and vouchers and ordered checks covering payroll withholdings and funds for General County, E-911 Communications, Ambulance Service, Valuation, and the Judicial Annex; the minutes list check ranges and amounts for each fund. With no further business, Commissioner Stacey Wise moved to adjourn and the motion passed unanimously.
The meeting record was signed by Andrew J. Thomas, President, and attested by Clerk Kimberly M. Barbetta.
