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Barbour County to buy rapid flood-detection monitor for Audra State Park
Summary
The commission approved purchasing a Rapid Flood Detection monitor for Audra State Park at $5,208.33 from the West Virginia Emergency Management Division, citing partnership with the Division of Natural Resources and public safety benefits.
The Barbour County Commission approved purchasing a Rapid Flood Detection monitor for Audra State Park on June 18, 2026. Dylan Harper recommended installing the unit at the Junior Bridge location; the unit is priced at $5,208.33 and will be paid from the Coal Reallocation fund.
Harper said the West Virginia Division of Natural Resources agreed to partner on the project, though their financial contribution was not specified. Commissioner David Strait moved to approve the purchase; Commissioner Jedd Schola seconded and the motion passed 3-0. The monitor is intended to provide early notification of rising water levels for the park's busy camping and swimming seasons.
