🏛️ City of Spencer Government
City Hall Address: 116 Court Street, Spencer, WV Phone: 304‑927‑1640
Mayor of Spencer: Terry A. Williams
Responsible for city leadership, administration, and community initiatives.
City Attorney -
Brock D. Stotts, Goodwin & Goodwin, LLP & Gerald M. Titus, Jr., Titus Law, PLLC
City Council
Toby Ford, David Holland (Recorder), Steve Hughes, Daniel D'Agostino, Robin Stump
The Spencer City Council oversees ordinances, budgets, and community decisions.
Meetings are typically held at City Hall and are open to the public.
📅 Public Meetings & Notices
City Council and County Commission meetings are open to residents. Check for updates, agendas, and announcements through official city and county channels.
Public meetings often include:
- Budget discussions
- Ordinance updates
- Community project planning
- Public comment sessions
Your voice matters — attending meetings is one of the best ways to stay involved.
🏢 Roane County Government
Roane County Courthouse Address: 200 Main Street, Spencer, WV 25276 · Commission office: 304‑927‑0078
County Commission
Oversees countywide services, budgets, and administrative decisions. Meetings are the 2nd and 4th Thursdays at 10:00 a.m. in the Commission Court Room at the courthouse; public comment starts at 9:45 a.m.
Email Commissioner, Merlin Shamblin or call him at 304-927-0293
Commissioner Chad Stricklin — call him at 304-532-9682
Email Commissioner, Caleb Greathouse or call him at 304-377-3139
(Warning) (None of the commissioners have Official Email addresses)
Email the Administrative Assistant or call at 304-927-0078
County Offices:
- Sheriff’s Office – Law enforcement, tax collection
- County Clerk – Elections, deeds, vital records
- Assessor’s Office – Property assessments
- Health Department – Public health services
📄 Public Records & Documents
Residents can access:
- Meeting minutes
- Ordinances
- Permits
- Election information
- Property records
- Public notices
Visit the City Clerk or County Clerk for official copies or assistance.
📣 Stay Involved
Local government works best when the community participates. You can get involved by:
- Attending public meetings
- Volunteering for community projects
- Staying informed through local news
- Contacting city or county offices with questions or concerns
- Demand Change (but not rioting) There is a Proper way of doing it.
Spencer and Roane County thrive when residents stay connected and engaged.