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Brooke County Commission holds executive session; prosecutor to draft response on unpaid EMA fees

The County Commission of Brooke County, West Virginia · March 3, 2026
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Summary

After an executive session on March 3 about courthouse security and unpaid fees to the Brooke County EMA from a July 15, 2025 spill, the commission unanimously directed the Brooke County Prosecutor’s Office to write a response letter on the unpaid-fees matter.

The Brooke County Commission met in executive session on March 3 to obtain legal advice on courthouse security equipment needs and on civil-action questions related to unpaid fees owed to the Brooke County Emergency Management Agency arising from a July 15, 2025 spill.

The executive session began at 5:10 p.m. and concluded at 5:34 p.m., after which Commissioner Stacey Wise moved and Commissioner Thomas R. Diserio seconded a motion, recorded as unanimous, to instruct the Brooke County Prosecutor’s Office to prepare a letter of response on the unpaid-fees matter.

The minutes record the commission sought legal advice during the closed session; they do not include the legal advice content or proposed next steps beyond authorizing the prosecutor’s office to draft and send a response. No vote record or legal arguments are reported in the public minutes beyond the directive to the prosecutor.