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Residents press Board on right-of-way, abandoned road and propose sheriff's office audit
Summary
Several residents used the public-comment period to press the Board about a contested right-of-way, objections to restoring an abandoned portion of Knupp Road, and a proposal to audit the Sheriff's Office; speakers provided packets and urged further action or review.
During the public-comment period on April 14, 2026, several residents addressed the Board on local land-and-service issues. Bonnie Caplinger of Mill Creek Road expressed frustration about a right-of-way near her property and provided information packets to the Board. Angela Craig, whose property adjoins Knupp Road, asked that the abandoned road not be returned to service. Wyatt Bushong of Maurertown publicly proposed conducting an audit of the Shenandoah County Sheriff's Office.
The minutes record these remarks as public comment; no formal action or Board referral on the right-of-way, abandoned road or the audit proposal is recorded in the minutes. Board members did not state a formal directive concerning these specific public comments during the meeting text.
