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Residents ask commissioners about data centers and social-worker case process
Summary
Two members of the public asked the Berkeley County Commission about data-center development and how to locate someone under the care of a social worker; county leaders directed the commenters to staff resources and to DHHR for potential assistance.
Two members of the public raised separate concerns during the Berkeley County Commission meeting on June 11.
Patricia Keighley asked county leaders about data centers and what their development could mean for Berkeley County. President G. Edgar Gochenour responded that he would be glad to speak with her individually and provided his phone number so she could follow up directly.
Paul Butler described a specific scenario and asked how to find someone who is in the care of a social worker. Meeting participants recommended contacting the West Virginia Department of Health and Human Resources (DHHR) as a starting point but noted that an individual’s medical history and privacy rules may limit the amount of information that can be shared.
Neither public comment resulted in a formal action; commissioners and staff offered follow-up guidance and contact information for further assistance.
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