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Wellsburg council eyes city building accessibility | News, Sports, Jobs

Staff writer WELLSBURG Wellsburg Council on Tuesday approved the purchase of a handicap-accessible door for City Hall and gave its blessing to plans by the Wellsburg Baseball Association to install batting cages at a local park. Council approved the $19,114 purchase of a bifold electronic door for City Hall from Wayne Doors using funds awarded to the city through the federal C.A.R.E.S. Act. Prior to the vote, 2nd Ward Councilman Paul T. Billiard noted council has been planning to replace the front steps to the building with a handicap-accessible ramp. He asked whether that should be pursued first.

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Wellsburg to make city building more accessible | News, Sports, Jobs

Staff writer WELLSBURG Wellsburg Council on Tuesday approved the purchase of a handicap-accessible door for City Hall and gave its blessing to plans by the Wellsburg Baseball Association to install batting cages at a local park. Council approved the $19,114 purchase of a bifold electronic door for City Hall from Wayne Doors using funds awarded to the city through the federal C.A.R.E.S. Act. Prior to the vote, 2nd Ward Councilman Paul T. Billiard noted council has been planning to replace the front steps to the building with a handicap-accessible ramp. He asked whether that should be pursued first.

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