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The Jefferson County Commission has scheduled a special meeting for Tuesday, February 17, 2026, at 10:00 AM to address the consolidation of water and sewer assets within the county. The meeting, which will be held in the County Commission Meeting Room at 393 N. Lawrence Street in Charles Town, WV, will also be broadcast live via Zoom. The primary focus of this gathering is to review the history, responsibilities, and ongoing issues related to the 2017 consolidation of these essential utility services.
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This significant meeting involves key stakeholders in the county’s utility infrastructure. Confirmed attendees include the Jefferson County Commission and the City of Ranson. The City of Charles Town and the Charles Town Utility Board have also been invited to participate, indicating a broad effort to engage all relevant parties in discussions about the shared water and sewer systems. The agenda is structured around a review of purchase agreements, with specific sessions allocated to each participating entity. The City of Ranson is slated to present its perspective on the purchase agreement, followed by a presentation from the Jefferson County Commission. Sessions for the City of Charles Town and the Charles Town Utility Board are also designated, though marked as “Reserved,” suggesting potential flexibility in their order or timing during the meeting. The consolidation of water and sewer assets is a complex undertaking, and this special meeting aims to provide a comprehensive overview of its historical context, current responsibilities, and any lingering related issues that require attention. Residents of Jefferson County can expect discussions that may impact the future management and potential changes to their water and sewer services. The meeting will conclude with an adjournment following the agenda items.
Article by Mel Anara, based upon information from the Jefferson County Commission
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