Rainelle Town Council
meetings are held every second and fourth Monday of each month at 7 p.m. at Rainelle City Hall. The public is invited to attend.
Greenbrier County Farmland
Protection Board
meets on the 4th Thursday of each month at 10:30 a.m. at the Greenbrier County Courthouse, 912 Court Street North, Lewisburg, WV 24901 in the County Commission Meeting Room. The public is invited to attend. Call 304-520-3221 for more information.
Ronceverte City Council
will meet Monday, July 7 at 7 p.m. in Council Chambers. On the agenda:
- Approval of Minutes – June 2, 2025 public comment,
June 2, 2025 meeting, June 9, 2025 special meeting
- Old Business
– Zoning & Planning Commission Appointment
– Speed Bump – 229 Clay Street
– Bank lease
- Wastewater-related business
- Water-related business
- Stormwater-related business
– EL Robinson – Invoice 8
- New Business
- Reports
– Police Dept.
– Street Dept.
– Wastewater Dept.
– Water Dept.
– Fire Dept.
- Council member comments
- Administrator comments
- Citizens & other comments
Greenbrier County Commission
will meet Tuesday, July 8, at 10:00 a.m. in special session in Room 203 (new addition). LIVE STREAM FROM https://www.facebook.com/gbrcourthouse/ and
http://www.youtube.com/@GreenbrierCo
On the agenda:
- Regular Business
– Approve Minutes – June 10, 2025 regular meeting
– Settlements of Estates – Betty Jean Baker, Gladys
Catherine Childers, Jimmie Russell Altizer, Shirley
Ann Massie, Rema Faye Wong, Jewel Bebe Flesh-
man, Albert Wallace Lindsey, Carman Gatrell Buster, Jerry Ray Simms, Ronald Oscar Hollandsworth and
Gloria Constance Feamster
– Exonerations/County Splits/Consolidations
- Financial Approvals
– Budget Revisions
– Line Item Transfer
– Pay Bills
- New Business
1 Consideration of request for letter of support for the
Town of Alderson’s Transportation Alternative Grant
to develop design and bid specifications for repairs to
the Alderson Memorial Bridge.
2 Consideration to award bid for Emergency Communi-
cation 911 Tower Hopkins Mountain Generator (bid
opening 6/24/25)
3 Consideration to award bid Landscaping Project at
Greenbrier County Health Department (bid opening
6/24/25)
4 Receive project update for the Route 60 East Sewer
Project – WSS TIF Project
5 Consideration of payment of Resolution #5 for the
Wastewater Treatment Plant Disinfection Project – WSS TIF Project
6 Consideration of payment #2 for Region 4 for
administration of the WSS TIF Projects
7 Consideration of TIF Allocation for the Ridges Project
– WSS TIF Project
8 Consideration of Final Budget Amendment pertaining
to the Greenbrier County Quinwood Area Broadband
Project
9 Consideration of Draw Request #11 for the Green-
brier County GigReady Broadband Expansion Project
10 Consideration of payment of Resolution #13 for
Greenbrier County PSD #2 Phase II Waterline
Extension project
11 Consideration for approval of grant application and
resolution for the 2025-2026 Victim of Crime
Advocate Grant (VOCA) for the Greenbrier County
Prosecutor’s Office.
12 Consideration for approval of grant application and
resolution for the 2025-2026 Victim of Crime
Advocate Grant (VOCA) for the Greenbrier County
Sheriff’s Department.
13 Consider new employment application to fill vacancy
of Deputy in the Greenbrier County Sheriff’s Office
14 Consider new employment application to fill vacancy
of Emergency Telecommunicator in the Greenbrier
County 911 Office
15 Confirm separation of employment of Jordan Clen-
denen from the Greenbrier County Homeland Secur-
ity and Emergency Management Agency and 911
Center effective date of June 27, 2025 (Date of hire
1/3/2022).
16 Consideration of the issuance of correspondence to
the Commissioner of Agriculture requesting clarifica-
tion regarding agricultural exemption from building
code for planned slaughterhouse.
17 Consideration of request for Opinion from the West
Virginia Attorney General regarding the applicability
of land use planning ordinances to a land use which
has been determined by the Commissioner of Agricul-
ture to be exempt from the building code.
18 Recognition of Planning & Permitting Department for
being awarded a 2025 National Association of Coun-
ties Achievement Award for “Reclaim our Roadsides”
- ANNOUNCEMENT OF OPEN REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS FOR AFTER HOURS JANITORIAL SERVICES AT GREENBRIER COUNTY COURTHOUSE
Lewisburg City Council
Council Organizational Meeting
The Lewisburg City Council will meet Tuesday, July 8, at 6 p.m. in the Paul R. Cooley Council Chambers, 942 Washington Street West. The following topics are scheduled for discussion:
- Oath of Office
- Adoption, re-adoption and amendment or rules
governing the official conduct of City Council and rules
governing the transactions of City Council business
- Appointment of City Officers & Council Committees
Lewisburg Finance Committee
will meet in regular session Tuesday, July 8, at 7 p.m. in the Paul R. Cooley Council Chamber. The following topics are scheduled for discussion:
- Arts and Humanities Funding Request – Lewisburg
Literary Festival
- Resolution 584 Water Treatment Plant Improvement
Project Pay Request 41
- Water Treatment Rant Improvement Project
– Project Update
– Chapman Technical Group Amendment No. 3 to
Task Order No. 27 for Additional Construction
Administration
- Lafayette Street Stormwater Project
– Update
– Pay Request No. 1
– Change Order No. 1 and 2 Lynch Construction
- Hudnall Wildlife Service Contract (skunk)
- Triple H Outdoors Contract (deer)
- Dog Park Fence quote approval
- Water Plant Operator Contract Teddy A. Mills
- Police Department Pay Increases:
– Ryan Johnson completion of WV State Police
Academy and one year probation
– Jacob Thomas completion of one year probation
- Police Special Response Team Training
- Water Fund Budget 2026
- Resolution 585 CoaL Severance Budget Revision
Number One – Fiscal Year 2026
- Communication from members
- Communication from city manager
- Approval of Minutes – June 10, 2025
NOTICE OF SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING
The Council of the City of Lewisburg will meet in a special session on Tuesday, July 8, immediately following the Finance Committee meeting. The following topic will be discussed:
- Resolution 585 Coal Severance Budget Revision
Number One – Fiscal Year 2026
Historic Landmarks Commission
will meet Monday July 14, at 5 p.m. in the Paul R. Cooley Council Chambers, 942 Washington Street West, to hear the following applications:
- John Kight, 100 Chestnut St – renovate & support the
existing sun porch
- Kathryn Wilcox, 131 Harris St – replace storage shed
in far-left corner of property
- Mark Liebendorfer, 409 Church St – replace windows
and replace siding
- Robert Crooks, 1434 Washington St E – install
generator on Northwest side with screening
- Tony Juker, 885 Washington St W – sign application
- Ben Long, 491 Church St – driveway with a pad and
retaining wall
- Karen and Bernard Tronche, 210 North Lee St – new
build
- Approval of the Minutes
- Comments from the public
- Comments from the Planning and Zoning Officer
- Comments from the Commissioners
Next meeting of the Lewisburg Historic Landmarks Commission will be held Monday, Aug. 11. The deadline for applications will be Tuesday, July 22, at 10 a.m.
