Jim Leslie

Several home improvement projects have recently been completed for eligible homeowners in the City of Hinton, thanks to matching funds...

Hinton Council President Jim Leslie announced that the second phase of demolition, removal and cleanup of dilapidated properties is...

On Monday, July 1, 2024, the City of Hinton governing body begins a new 4-year term of office. Congratulations to Mayor Jack Scott for...

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Re-elect Jim Leslie, Hinton City Council. Follow Jim on Facebook and visit www.jimleslie2020.com to read about the progress your city...

For the past four (4) years, Jim Leslie has overseen the identification and demolition of dilapidated, burned, and abandoned, structures...

May 14th is a very important election for the future of Hinton. My entire adult life has been devoted to making a difference for my...

Hinton Mayor Jack Scott and the City Council are happy to announce their partnership with The Center for Rural Health Development to...

October 2023 was filled with many exciting events and steps forward for our community. With Hinton's 150th anniversary celebration, a...

The governing body of Hinton, Mayor Jack Scott and City Council members, have purchased the deteriorated property located at 111-113 Park...

Orders Construction Company Inc. has begun work on the culvert collapse at 17th Avenue. The temporary bridge has been removed and a new...

Mayor Scott and the City Council, in cooperation with Summers County Schools, is providing a new parking area adjacent to Hinton Area...

This past year, the City of Hinton has spent much time and resources removing burned, abandoned, and dilapidated structures from various...

Temporary 'Put IN – Take Out' for River Access While the City of Hinton awaits the release of federal earmarked funds for the completion...

A long-awaited cleanup/demolition due to the culvert collapse in the West End at 17th Avenue has finally come to an end. The demolition...

Beginning Tuesday, January 17, 2023, demolition of dilapidated properties will begin in Hinton. Nine (9) properties to be demolished in...

The WVDOH has continued to work tirelessly to provide transportation safety at 17th Avenue. A temporary slip liner has been successfully...

During the coming 4-6 weeks, the City of Hinton, thanks to a $170,500. grant from the WV Department of Environmental Protection (DEP),...

Mayor Jack Scott and members of the Hinton governing body officially participated in the Ribbon-Cutting ceremony this morning for the new...

The construction of the 125’ long by 16’ width, one-lane bridge at the 17th Avenue culvert collapse is progressing very well this...