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No Answer? Try Email!

During this busy time of the month, the phones ring nonstop, especially in the Water Department. Please rest assured, your calls are not being ignored. If your call goes unanswered, Kathy and Rachel are most likely on the other line or with customers at the window.

The best way to receive a timely response with City Offices during the first week of the month is email.

• Kathy Speraw, Water Clerk, ksperaw@cityofwellston.org
• Rachel Coffman, Assistant Water Clerk, rcoffman@cityofwellston.org
• Mindy Eisnaugle, Administrator, meisnaugle@cityofwellston.org
• Jennifer Bevard, Code Administrator, jbevard@cityofwellston.org
• Kathy Long, Deputy Auditor, klong@cityofwellston.org
• Melissa Riley, Assistant Deputy Auditor, mriley@cityofwellston.org

If you prefer communicating via telephone, ALWAYS leave a voicemail. Please be sure to include your name, address, phone number, and a brief description of your inquiry/issue. We will return your call as soon as possible.

Hyper-Reach

Did you know the city of Wellston offers Hyper-Reach notifications? Hyper-Reach messages are breaking alerts tailored to your street address, including road closures, boil alerts, etc. All landline phones are registered.

All residents should sign up for email, cell-phone, and/or email alerts through Hyper-Reach. Sign up using the link below to begin receiving Hyper-Reach Alerts!

https://signup.hyper-reach.com/hyper_reach/sign_up_page_2/?id=95724

Know Your City Ward

Here’s a map to show boundaries for voting wards.  Each ward has an elected council person, plus there are three “at large” council positions.  All voting in the city of Wellston occurs at the Jackson-Vinton Community Action Building (the old Central School) at 118 South New York Avenue.  Polls are set up in the gymnasium.