Clarksburg City Council Meets Following Ethics Complaint Against City Manager

Clarksburg Weston, WV, October 1, 2026 —

Clarksburg City Council held its inaugural meeting following the filing of a complaint with the West Virginia Ethics Commission concerning City Manager Tiffany Fell. The meeting marked the council’s first official gathering since the complaint was lodged.

Details regarding the specific nature of the complaint filed with the West Virginia Ethics Commission were not immediately available as of the time of this report. The West Virginia Ethics Commission is the state agency responsible for investigating alleged violations of ethics laws by public officials and employees.

The status of the investigation by the Ethics Commission was not disclosed. Similarly, information concerning the timeline for any potential proceedings or outcomes related to the complaint has not been made public. The role and responsibilities of a City Manager typically involve overseeing the day-to-day operations of municipal government, implementing council policies, and managing city departments.

The proceedings of the council meeting itself focused on its regular agenda items, with no immediate public statements made by council members or officials regarding the ethics complaint during the session. The presence of the complaint adds a layer of scrutiny to the council’s activities and its oversight of city administration.

Further information regarding the complaint, its investigation, and any potential impact on the City Manager’s position or the city’s operations is anticipated as the process unfolds. The City Council is expected to continue its scheduled meetings to address municipal business.

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