City of Charleston News

The Charleston Land Reuse Agency (CLRA) will host a Public Input Session on Thursday, October 1, 2026, from 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the former St. Anthony Catholic School (1027 6th Street). The session will provide updates on CLRA’s work to return vacant, abandoned, and dilapidated properties to productive use and provide an opportunity to hear from community members.

Kanawha City resident Jessica Hudson was appointed to fill Council Member Pam Burka’s Ward 18 City Council seat during tonight’s Charleston City Council meeting. Hudson was nominated and approved to serve immediately.

Last week, Charleston had the opportunity to welcome municipal leaders from across the Mountain State for the West Virginia Municipal League Annual Conference. For a few days, mayors, council members, city managers, clerks, attorneys and municipal employees came together to share ideas, talk through challenges and hear what’s working in communities across our state. And, I was reminded again why those relationships matter.

The City of Charleston is inviting residents, commuters, business owners, and visitors to help shape the future of transportation safety by participating in a community survey as part of the City's Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) Comprehensive Safety Action Plan.

When people see a freshly paved street, they see the finished product. What they don't see is the ongoing planning, coordination, and collaboration behind each paving project.