Elkins to Restart Street Sweeping April 20
To Reduce Infection Risk, Schedules Will Not be Delivered
Elkins, W. Va., April 15, 2020: The City of Elkins street sweeper will start making its daily rounds again on Monday, April 20. In the past, city workers have hand-delivered street-sweeping schedules to homes and businesses in the city. This year, to reduce infection risk during the COVID-19 pandemic, schedules will not be hand delivered. Instead, they may be downloaded on the city website at: www. bit.ly/ElkinsStreetSweeper.
Justice Calls Masks Crucial to Reducing Infections
May 21, 2020 Masks are crucial to reduce the spread of coronavirus, Governor Jim Justice emphasized at yesterday’s press briefing. He used the country of Japan as a comparison with the United States. Japan has lost less than 800 people to coronavirus […]
Read MoreCity Hall News: Week of Nov. 21, 2022
During Thanksgiving week, no meetings are scheduled. City hall will be closed Thursday and Friday. Customers whose trash is usually picked up on Mondays or Thursdays will have a different schedule this week. Trash normally picked up Mondays will be picked up […]
Read MoreEFD Chief Retiring After 40-year Career
Elkins, W. Va., April 21, 2021: Elkins Fire Department Chief Tom Meader announced his retirement at last night’s special council meeting after more than 40 years of volunteer and paid service at EFD. His retirement is effective April 30. Captain Steven Himes […]
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