Buckhannon City Hall roof repairs delayed indefinitely

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November 9, 2021

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BUCKHANNON, W.Va. — Due to a delivery delay of materials, the work on the Buckhannon City Hall roof will not begin until further notice. Therefore, the lobby will open at 8:30 AM and remain open until 4:30 PM weekdays until further notice. We will notify the public when we know when the materials will be delivered and work can begin.

You are welcome to call City Hall at 304-472-1651, during regular business hours, with your questions or concerns. Thank you for your patience during this time period.

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