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State Highway Engineer Addresses
Local Groups
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| Members of the Jefferson County Commission speak with State Highway Engineer Joe Deneault about Route 9. |
As part of the West Virginia Division of Highway's (WVDOH) public involvement initiative, State Highway Engineer Joe Deneault visited with members of the media and civic and governmental organizations in the eastern panhandle to address questions in regard to current and proposed highway projects.
Deneault embarked on a week-long trip, beginning March 6, speaking to the county commissions of Morgan, Berkeley and Jefferson Counties, in an effort to keep the public informed.
"In the past, we have found that citizens sometimes felt uninformed about highway projects that affect them. The West Virginia Division of Highways wants affected citizens to be educated about these projects so we can consider their concerns and use their advice to develop purposeful and logical plans for road improvements," he said.
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| State Highway Engineer Joe Deneault explains the Route 9 project to the Morgan County Commission. |
Joe Deneault, state highway engineer, updates the Berkeley County Commission on the Route 9 project. |
Deneault also visited the Martinsburg Sunrise Rotary Club to announce the selected Martinsburg Bypass alignment and to provide an update on all highway projects along Route 9 and in the eastern panhandle.
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| State Highway Engineer Joe Deneault speaks to the Martinsburg Sunrise Rotary Club on eastern panhandle projects. |
A member of the Martinsburg Sunrise Rotary Club reviews the preferred alignment for the Martinsburg Bypass. |
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| Members of the Martinsburg Sunrise Rotary Club review maps of eastern panhandle projects. |
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If you would like a representative from the WVDOH to speak to your group, please e-mail your request through the contact section of the web site.
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