Public Service Commission approves sale of three Fayette County utilities to West Virginia American Water
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State Public Service Commission approves Fayette County utilities’ $13 million sale to West Virginia-American Water
CHARLESTON, W.Va. — The state Public Service Commission has approved the West Virginia-American Water Company’s $13 million purchase of three financially troubled utilities in Fayette County. The Armstrong Public Service District, Kanawha Falls Public Service District, and Page-Kincaid Public Service District must be dissolved by the Fayette County Commission to finalize the transaction. According to…
Public Service Commission approves sale of three Fayette County utilities to West Virginia American Water
The sale has not been completed, however. The order from the commission explicitly says that Kanawha Falls's assets can not be transferred until the injunction issued by Fayette County Circuit Judge Tom Fast in a case brought by a local engineering firm over allegations of unpaid debt is satisfied.
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