MORGANTOWN — “It’s a slow process,” Rich Rogers explained during Tuesday’s meeting of the Morgantown Utility Board. Rogers, MUB’s assistant general manager and chief engineer, was filling the board in on exactly how MUB is filling up the new 370-million-gallon Flegal ...
MORGANTOWN — A $50 million project originally envisioned more than 60 years ago has entered its final phase. Morgantown Utility Board Spokesman Chris Dale said the 70-foot-tall, 450-foot-long, 850-foot-wide earthen dam at MUB’s new George B. Flegal Dam and Reservoir has received the ...
MORGANTOWN — One of the major points of contention regarding Morgantown City Council’s proposed changes to the Morgantown Utility Board (Article 169) was a change to the utility’s board of directors, whereby one of the five seats would be reserved for a city council member. Despite ...
MORGANTOWN — In recent comments provided to the West Virginia Public Service Commission, Morgantown Utility Board Attorney Jeff Ray argues that a lack of utility oversight is what prompted the creation of MUB in 1987. The potential erosion of that oversight, he continues, is why MUB is ...
MORGANTOWN — A project to replace about 1,000 feet of sewer line in the southern portion of White Park has been scheduled for early January, though it now appears there is some wiggle room in that timeline. Morgantown Utility Board Assistant General Manager and Chief Engineer Rich Rogers ...
MORGANTOWN — Tabled on first reading by Morgantown City Council more than a month ago, changes to Article 169 — the portion of city code pertaining to the utility board — remain a work in progress. Morgantown Communications Specialist Hollie Gregory said details of the proposed ...