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WV REGIONAL COUNCIL CONFERENCE POWER POINT PRESENTATIONS

 

Below you will find the list of presenters PowerPoint slides.

 

Anne Cavalier

Carrie Staton

Dan Neff

Dave Acord

Deborah Cox

James Ellars

Jenne Krege

Jenny Coyne

Kelly Workman

Tony Simental

 

 

 

BHJ 2012 WINTER NEWSLETTER

As an elected official, interested citizen or customer, I hope you’ll take a few moments to read our quarterly newsletter, Regional Review.

This quarter we’ve highlighted the following topics.

· A Long Awaited Road Resurfacing in Steubenville
· BHJ’s Annual Organizational Meeting and the Passing of the Gavel
· The Implosion of the Ft. Steuben Bridge
· A Good Friend and BHJ Staff Member Becomes an Entrepreneur

John C. Brown, Executive Director

 

BHJ 2011 YEAR IN REVIEW

As an elected official, interested citizen or customer, I hope you’ll take a few moments to read our quarterly newsletter, Regional Review.

This quarter we’ve highlighted the following topics.

· Report Card 2011
· Market Street Bridge Reopening
· Dollars and Sense: The BHJ Budget
· A Rideshare Program for Commuters

John C. Brown, Executive Director

 

 

 

 

Anchored by the twin cities of Steubenville, Ohio, and Weirton, West Virginia, our three-county region offers a diversity of assets and challenges. True to our mission, BHJ promotes intergovernmental communication, cooperation, and collaboration on issues and problems that have a greater than local impact. 

 As a Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) funded by the Federal Highway  Administration and Federal Transit Administration, BHJ is a leader in highway  development to promote access and jobs. As a Local Development District (LDD) funded by the Appalachian Regional Council (ARC), BHJ on a daily basis works to build and maintain crucial water and sewer infrastructure. Listed below is a copy of our Mission Statement.

  • To promote intergovernmental communication, cooperation, and collaboration on issues and problems that have a greater than local impact.

  • To provide coordinated and continued regional planning services.

  • To provide information, facts and quantitative data to help local officials make informed decisions.

  • To serve as a liaison to state and Federal government agencies and assist in the administration of their programs.

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