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Attorney
General Darrell McGraw was on-hand Thursday, February 1, 2007
during the regular meeting of the Berkeley County Commission to
thank the Commission for joining with the WV Attorney General’s
Office in proclaiming February 4th – 10th
as National Consumer Protection Week.
The purpose of
National Consumer Protection Week is to help consumers educate
themselves on protecting their personal information and
understanding how to recognize fraudulent schemes.
We wish to
thank Attorney General, Darrell V. McGraw, Jr. for his visit and
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"Congresswoman Shelley Moore
Capito and Acting Secretary of Transportation Maria Cino meet
with Berkeley County Commissioners and Elected Officials of the
Eastern Panhandle on transportation issues on Friday, August 11,
2006. Meeting with the Congresswoman and Acting Secretary
of Transportation were Berkeley Commission President Howard
Strauss who introduced the speakers; Commissioners Steven Teufel
and Ronald Collins, Jefferson County Commissioner Jane Tabb,
Commissioner Dale Manuel and Jefferson County Commissioner Rusty
Morgan, City Engineer Mike Covell, Hampshire County
Commissioner Les Shoemaker, Development Authority Executive Bob
Crawford, Delegate Walter Duke, Delegate John Overington,
Delegate Craig Blair, Senator John Yoder, Delegate Victor
Roberts and Delegate Tabb. Members of the WV Eastern
Panhandle Transportation Authority including City of Martinsburg
Councilman Greg Wachtel, Jerry Mays and Ted Bostic were also in
attendance as well as representatives from the State Division of
Highways, and the Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) and
its Director Bob Gordon. The session was held in the
Berkeley County Commission Chambers at 400 West Stephen Street,
Suite 205, Martinsburg."
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SENATOR
BROOKS MCCABE – JOINT GOVERNMENT
Senator Brooks McCabe will be presenting a question and
answer forum on the topic of joint government at Martinsburg High
School on Tuesday, September 11, 2007 at 7:00 p.m. in the
auditorium of the Martinsburg High School.
This will be a town meeting format with Senator McCabe
answering questions following his presentation.
Joint government can
take several forms ranging from consolidation of Metro and County
governments or consolidation of County and County governments, or
the consolidation of only certain services.
Senator McCabe is the State’s most visible and committed
advocate of consolidation of governmental services.
The purpose of the presentation is to discuss advantages
and/or disadvantages of joint government. Possible advantages are cost efficiency and efficient
delivery of services. Senator
McCabe will also present the argument that consolidation of
services will make us more competitive from an economic
development standpoint.
The event is free to the public and all interested parties
are invited to attend and learn more about the concept of joint
forms of government.
For more information, please contact the offices of the
Berkeley County Commission at 264-1923.
We hope that you can join us for what promises to be a very
informative presentation by Senator Brooks McCabe. |
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West Virginia State Auditor
Glen B. Gainer visits with
the
Berkeley County Commission |
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