AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoHope Scholarship Legal Fight: Mingo County parents sued to block the program’s universal expansion, arguing Dingess Elementary’s closure would leave families without a nearby full-time alternative; State Response: Treasurer Larry Pack says the anger is “misdirected” and his office will “aggressively oppose” any attempt to reverse the expansion. Energy Regulation: West Virginia regulators opened a rulemaking process for HB 2014, inviting public comment on how utilities must maintain generating units and fuel inventories to hit a 69% capacity factor. Public Utilities Recognition: Morgantown Utility Board’s water and wastewater plants again earned national Peak Performance Awards, with Morgantown’s water also receiving a taste award. Economic Development & Historic Preservation: Mercer County approved a $215,000 repair agreement to move forward on the Bramwell Depot roof project. Tech Leadership: WVU named Kimberly Clark, a former Twitter and Charles Schwab executive, as its new chief information officer. Public Safety: Gov. Morrisey highlighted statewide 2025 declines in violent crime, property crime, and overdose deaths.
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