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CHARLES TOWN — A special meeting was called by the Jefferson County Commission for Thursday that included two items on its agenda.

CHARLES TOWN — Jefferson County commissioners met Monday to complete canvassing of the primary election that was held May 14.

Two Jefferson County commissioners who “conspired” to stop the appointment of another county commissioner by refusing to attend meetings and withholding a quorum over a two-month period were removed from office Wednesday, according to a court order. The post Jefferson commissioners who “weaponized” positions to withhold quorum removed from office appeared first on West Virginia Watch.

CHARLES TOWN — As the second day of a three-judge panel hearing began, focusing on the potential removal from office of two Jefferson County Commissioners, Prosecuting Attorney Matt Harvey continued

CHARLES TOWN — Proceedings began Tuesday morning in a hearing requested by Jefferson County Prosecuting Attorney Matt Harvey seeking the removal from office of Jefferson County Commissioners Jennifer Krouse and

Two members of the Jefferson County Commission could be removed from office, depending on a court ruling. The commissioners skipped months of meetings in protest of vacancy proceedings.

CHARLES TOWN — It was reported in Tuesday’s edition of The Journal that warrants had been issued for the arrest of two Jefferson County commissioners, Tricia Jackson and Jennifer Krouse.

CHARLES TOWN — Criminal complaints were filed and arrest warrants issued through Jefferson County Magistrate Court on March 8 for two county commissioners.

CHARLES TOWN — Criminal complaints were filed and arrest warrants issued through Jefferson County Magistrate Court on March 8 for two county commissioners.

CHARLES TOWN — Members of the Jefferson County Commission began hearing from department representatives Tuesday regarding budget requests for fiscal year 2025 (FY25).