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Monday, June 28 @ 11:14:22 EDT by neal (26 reads) |  Welcome to the Jefferson County Commission Website!
The website aims to make government more accessible. The Jefferson County Commission website has been redesigned to provide residents with better service and a more open and accessible government. Among the many features of the website are: - News section that collects news from all County Commission departments
- Calendar that collects all events from all county government entities
- Emergency scrolling bar to be activated during emergencies
- Centralized location for county forms
- Expanded Department presence offering online services and information
- Multiple ways to navigate and find information: search, sitemap, drop down menu, breadcrumbs, Quickfind
- Special topics are now organized into four sections: Living, Business, Visiting, Government
- “How do I” section covers frequently asked questions
- Community and Government links
- RSS feeds broadcasting news and calendar events
- Contact forms to communicate with the County Commission and increase resident feedback
- Listing of currently provided online services
Residents and visitors will find our new website easier to use, with organized content, and updated frequently with new information. Residents are encouraged to contact the County Commission with comments and suggestions. http://www.jeffersoncountywv.org/
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News: Governor Rescinds Statewide Burning Ban
Tuesday, April 27 @ 07:27:26 EDT by Neal (20 reads) |  Outdoor burning laws still apply through May 31
Due to recent rainfall and increased humidity throughout the state, Gov. Joe Manchin is rescinding the outdoor burning ban. Starting at 4 p.m. today, Monday, April 26, 2010, regular spring forest fire season laws regarding outdoor burning will be in effect through May 31:
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News: The Harding Report - February 2010
Wednesday, February 03 @ 08:45:02 EST by neal (43 reads) | The Harding Report
February 2010
Jefferson County News
Here is latest news from the real estate market.
The big story is that for the first time in YEARS the number of homes
on the market has fallen below 500. This is GREAT news as the pressure
on prices will reduce that much more.
The second news is that month on month units sold and volume has
inreased, though average sales price fell - as the sub three hundreds
is the active part of the market AND prices have fallen in the past 12
months.
Also worth noting, time to close fell by 18%, another positive
indicator.
To round off the positive news, the county saw a home over $500,000
sell... more good news for the higher end of the market.
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News: Nation of Neighbors - Celebrating a neighborly milestone
Sunday, January 24 @ 23:46:57 EST by neal (35 reads) | By Jenni Vincent, Journal staff writer
POSTED: January 24, 2010
Nation of Neighbors founder Art Hanson was joined by supporters from four Jefferson County communities Saturday morning, when they came together to celebrate an organizational milestone.
That's when the first Nation of Neighbors' metal Neighborhood Watch sign - which includes the Web site to be used for online reporting of suspicious activities -was officially posted along Mission Road.
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News: 2009 Flu Season Tips
Monday, October 19 @ 10:11:11 EDT by admin (45 reads) | With the constant fear of H1N1 symptoms, the following measures can be
practiced by one and all.
Tamiflu does not kill but prevents H1N1 from further proliferation till the
virus limits itself in about 1-2 weeks (its natural cycle). H1N1, like other
Influenza A viruses, only infects the upper respiratory tract and
proliferates (only) there. The only portals of entry are the nostrils and
mouth/ throat. In a global epidemic of this nature, it's almost impossible
not coming into contact with H1N1 in spite of all precautions. Contact with
H1N1 is not so much of a problem as proliferation is.
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News: New telephone dialing procedure starts today
Monday, July 28 @ 06:49:51 EDT by admin (127 reads) | Residents must punch in 10 digits for local calls in preparation for the new area code.
MARTINSBURG -Beginning today, residents of West Virginia can begin preparing themselves for the introduction of the 681 area code by dialing 10 digits for local calls - the area code plus the seven-digit telephone number.
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News: Civil Case 06C-129
Sunday, July 29 @ 05:03:15 EDT by admin (168 reads) | Civil Case 06-C-129 has been dismissed
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News: Hurricane Season Begins June 1
Monday, June 04 @ 13:58:04 EDT by admin (108 reads) | Hurricane Season is here and the National Hurricane Center is predicting an active season. Please don’t wait until a disaster strikes. Take steps now to protect yourself and your family.
West Virginia has no beach, so we don’t have to worry about hurricanes, right? Wrong!! Many of West Virginia’s worst flooding events have been the result of remnants of hurricanes dropping several inches of rain over the Mountain State.
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News: National Do Not Call List
Tuesday, April 10 @ 18:08:38 EDT by admin (418 reads) | REMINDER.... Cell phone numbers can be released to telemarketing companies and you may start to receive sale calls. YOU WILL BE CHARGED FOR THESE CALLS.
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