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West Virginia Treasurer Distributes Unclaimed Funds to Ohio County and Greenbrier County

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What happened

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West Virginia Treasurer Larry Pack distributed unclaimed funds in Ohio County on October 7, 2026. The funds went to the Regional Economic Development Partnership, receiving $6,941, and the Village of Bethlehem, which received $10,262.04. Pack also mentioned residents in Greenbrier County, noting a small check received by a local resident.

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Why it matters

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The distribution provides a financial windfall to small municipalities like Bethlehem, which operates on a tight budget. The Treasurer noted that these efforts help residents collect lost funds, particularly gas or coal royalty checks in the Northern Panhandle.

Governor Patrick Morrisey continues to manage state programs in West Virginia.

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Who's involved

  • West VirginiaState government overseeing the distribution of unclaimed funds.
  • Ohio CountyCounty in West Virginia that received a portion of the distributed funds.
  • Greenbrier CountyCounty in West Virginia where the Treasurer mentioned residents receiving funds.
  • BethlehemMunicipality that received a five-figure windfall of unclaimed funds.

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