Cabell County Commission approves letters to governor and Huntington mayor on hospital and jail costs
May 29, 2026 | Cabell County, West Virginia
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The Cabell County Commission on May 29 approved two intergovernmental letters addressing local public-facility concerns.
Commissioner Kelli Sobonya moved to approve a county letter to West Virginia Governor Patrick Morrisey regarding Riverpark Hospital; Commissioner John Mandt Jr. seconded and the motion passed unanimously. Separately, commissioners approved a letter to Huntington Mayor Patrick Farrell concerning regional jail expenses, again by unanimous vote.
Both letters were recorded in the minutes as approved actions; the public record in the minutes does not include the letters’ full text or any requested remedies.
Commissioner Kelli Sobonya moved to approve a county letter to West Virginia Governor Patrick Morrisey regarding Riverpark Hospital; Commissioner John Mandt Jr. seconded and the motion passed unanimously. Separately, commissioners approved a letter to Huntington Mayor Patrick Farrell concerning regional jail expenses, again by unanimous vote.
Both letters were recorded in the minutes as approved actions; the public record in the minutes does not include the letters’ full text or any requested remedies.
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