Dr. Jackson told Vienna City Council that WVU Parkersburg will start a cloud computing degree in partnership with Amazon Web Services in January, add a drone licensing program and expand workforce certificates at the new Vienna campus; she said the remaining infrastructure need is a city road.

Dr. Tory Jackson and Lindsey Pearsall told the Vienna City Council that the WVU Parkersburg campus redevelopment has opened childcare, expanded workforce programs (including an AWS cloud credential), and is planning housing and roadway work tied to a proposed elementary school; water/sewer and builder details remain pending.

The Vienna City Council approved an easement to allow construction of a roadway serving a proposed Wood County Elementary School, adopted an ordinance allowing limited intra-department budget transfers with reporting, and approved resolutions for engineering task orders and OPEB actuarial services.

WVU Parkersburg announces significant renovations and future developments for its Innovation Technology Center.