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Prosecutor requests executive session on dilapidated and abandoned building ordinance; compliance updates deferred

County Commission of Brooke County, West Virginia · June 2, 2026
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Summary

Prosecutor Allison Cowden asked the Brooke County Commission to go into executive session on the county's Dilapidated and Abandoned Building Ordinance; the session ran from 10:48 to 11:05 a.m. and resulted in deferring Compliance Department updates for further review.

Prosecutor Allison Cowden requested an executive session at the Brooke County Commission's June 2 meeting to discuss the County's Dilapidated and Abandoned Building Ordinance, policy provisions and board members.

Commissioner Christina J. White moved to enter executive session at 10:48 a.m.; Commissioner Stacey Hukill Wise seconded the motion, which was recorded as passed. Those listed as attending the executive session in the minutes were Commissioner White, Commissioner Wise, Prosecutor Cowden, Sheriff Beatty and County Clerk Kimberly M. Barbetta. The minutes record the executive session ended at 11:05 a.m.

Following the session, the minutes state that Compliance Department updates will not be placed on the agenda until further review. The minutes do not record any public action, vote or formal decision arising directly from the executive session.

No further details are provided in the public minutes about the matters discussed during the executive session.