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Resident urges town to press Clarksburg Water Board on $19 million rate plan
Summary
Resident Dennis Dutchess told the council he was blocked from speaking at a Clarksburg Water Board meeting and questioned a proposed rate increase while the board reportedly holds $19 million; he said he will attend the board’s Dec. 17, 2025 meeting and invited media.
Dennis Dutchess, a Nutter Fort resident, told the council he was unable to speak at a recent Clarksburg Water Board meeting because the public comment period had closed and said he is concerned the board is pursuing a rate increase while having what he described as $19 million in funds. He said he plans to attend the CWB meeting on Dec. 17, 2025, at 6 p.m. and invited local news media to join him. Mayor Rezin Hudkins, IV said he has requested a meeting with the Clarksburg Water Board that the town has not yet received.
Dutchess said he has asked CWB members for clarification and received no response; the council did not take formal action on the matter during the Nov. 25 meeting. The situation remains unresolved in the transcript: no CWB representative responded during this session and no town motion to pursue a formal inquiry was recorded.
