Hancock County approves budget revisions and bills; opens opioid-settlement applications
October 30, 2025 | Hancock County, West Virginia
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The Hancock County Commission on Oct. 9 approved several fiscal items and announced an open application period for opioid-settlement funds.
Commissioners approved general fund revision No. 4 for fiscal year 2526 and internal budget revision No. 1 for the circuit clerk’s office (noted as covering a new printer). The commission also approved general county bills totaling $142,838.66 and P-card charges totaling $3,302.26; animal shelter levy fund bills and library levy fund bills were reviewed and approved or reported as none where applicable.
Commissioner Cleave announced the county will accept applications for opioid-settlement funding for prevention and treatment through Dec. 17, 2025. The county’s office of emergency management said there is no countywide burn ban in place; however, fall forest-fire-season burning rules are in effect and can be found on the West Virginia Division of Forestry website.
All budget and bill approvals were recorded by voice vote.
Commissioners approved general fund revision No. 4 for fiscal year 2526 and internal budget revision No. 1 for the circuit clerk’s office (noted as covering a new printer). The commission also approved general county bills totaling $142,838.66 and P-card charges totaling $3,302.26; animal shelter levy fund bills and library levy fund bills were reviewed and approved or reported as none where applicable.
Commissioner Cleave announced the county will accept applications for opioid-settlement funding for prevention and treatment through Dec. 17, 2025. The county’s office of emergency management said there is no countywide burn ban in place; however, fall forest-fire-season burning rules are in effect and can be found on the West Virginia Division of Forestry website.
All budget and bill approvals were recorded by voice vote.
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