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CHARLESTON -- Local cities, towns and counties will receive millions in funding through the $1.9 trillion COVID relief bill signed by President Joe Biden on Thursday.
The following totals came from information distributed during a Zoom conference between Sen. Joe Manchin, D-W.Va., and members of the West Virginia Municipal League, the West Virginia Association of Counties and the West Virginia County Commissioners Association.
Estimated funds to be received by local counties include:
• Randolph County will receive $5.57 million
• Upshur County will receive $4.69 million
• Barbour County will receive $3.19 million
• Tucker County will receive $1.33 million
• Pocahontas County will receive $1.60 million
• Grant County will receive $2.24 million
• Hardy County will receive $2.67 million
• Harrison County will receive $13.04 million
• Lewis County will receive $3.09 million
• Pendleton County will receive $1.35 million
• Webster County will receive $1.57 million.
Estimated funds to be received by local cities and towns include:
• In Randolph County, Elkins will receive $2.91 million
• Mill Creek will receive $290,000
• Beverly will receive $280,000
• Womelsdorf (Coalton) will receive $100,000
• Huttonsville will receive $90,000
• Montrose will receive $60,000
• In Upshur County, Buckhannon will receive $2.24 million
• In Barbour County, Philippi will receive $1.36 million
• Belington will receive $790,000
• Junior will receive $200,000
• In Tucker County, Parsons will receive $580,000
• Davis will receive $260,000
• Thomas will receive $230,000
• Hendricks will receive $110,000
• Hambleton will receive $90,000
• In Pocahontas County, Marlinton will receive $400,000
• Durbin will receive $120,000
• Hillsboro will receive $100,000
• In Grant County, Petersburg will receive $1.10 million
• Bayard will receive $110,000
• In Hardy County, Moorefield will receive $1.01 million
• Wardensville will receive $110,000
• In Harrrison County, Clarksburg will receive $6.34 million
• Bridgeport will receive $3.68 million
• Salem will receive $630,000
• Lumberport will receive $350,000
• Anmore will receive $310,000
• Lost Creek will receive $190,000
• In Lewis County, Weston will receive $1.61 million
• Jane Lew will receive $160,000
• In Pendleton County, Franklin will receive $270,000
• In Webster County, Addison (Webster Springs) will receive $280,000
• Cowen will receive $190,000
• Camden-on-Gauley will receive $60,000