West Virginia’s high court has upheld a lower court panel’s decision to remove from office two county commissioners who refused to attend meetings.
The state Supreme Court of Appeals affirmed the May decision of a panel of three circuit judges to strip Jennifer Krouse and Tricia Jackson of their titles as Jefferson County commissioners in an abbreviated order released Wednesday.Circuit Court Judges Joseph K. Reeder of Putnam County, Jason A.
The county lost out on the court house improvement grant because the commission needs to approve expenses over $5,000. Both Jackson and Krouse continued to receive benefits and paychecks despite the missed meetings. They began returning after a Jefferson County Circuit Court order.
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