City schedules Oct. 5 return to City Hall and Oct. 15 ribbon‑cutting
September 18, 2026 | Elkins, Randolph County, West Virginia
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City staff told the council the City Hall renovation is nearly finished and a phased move‑in is scheduled. Operations Manager Fisicker (speaker 4) said ADA handrails are in transit, the elevator will be operational for moving equipment, and staff plan to open to the public on Monday, Oct. 5; a formal ribbon‑cutting is scheduled for Oct. 15.
Fisicker noted the fire marshal’s inspection went well, an alarm enunciator had to be replaced, and some minor items remain before the certificate of occupancy is issued. He urged the council to avoid moving during the Forest Festival and asked members to be available for the ribbon‑cutting. The council agreed staff will notify the public by email about any schedule changes.
Fisicker noted the fire marshal’s inspection went well, an alarm enunciator had to be replaced, and some minor items remain before the certificate of occupancy is issued. He urged the council to avoid moving during the Forest Festival and asked members to be available for the ribbon‑cutting. The council agreed staff will notify the public by email about any schedule changes.
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