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Mineral County — verified against primary sources

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Last Verified
July 15, 2026
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County government

Who governs this county

Official county government
www.mineralwv.gov
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Roger Leatherman
County Commission President
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Charles "Dutch" Staggs
County Commissioner
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Jason Whitlock
County Commissioner
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Donald Ashby Jr.
Board of Education Member
Terry Puffinburger
Board of Education Member
Mary Jane Baniak
Board of Education Member
Lara Courrier
Board of Education Member
Thomas Denne
Board of Education Member
Troy Ravenscroft
Superintendent
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How county government works

What each office actually does.

County Commission
Sets the county budget, levies, and ordinances; oversees county property and most county offices.
County Clerk
Keeps land records, marriage licenses, wills, and runs voter registration and elections.
Circuit Clerk
Keeps circuit court records, manages jury selection, and files court documents.
Assessor
Values property for tax purposes and maintains property maps and records.
Sheriff
Chief law enforcement officer and county treasurer — collects property taxes.
Prosecuting Attorney
Prosecutes crimes on behalf of the county and advises county offices on legal questions.
Board of Education
Governs the county school district and hires the superintendent.
County Commission

What is a magisterial district?

West Virginia county commissioners are elected by voters across the county. Magisterial districts are different: they are geographic districts tied to where commissioners must live, and no two commissioners may be elected from the same magisterial district. A commissioner from your district is not your only commissioner — the commission serves the county as a whole.

The useful distinction: your address can tell you which magisterial district you live in and which commissioner, if our district data is verified, resides in that same district. It does not mean you may only contact that commissioner.
Mineral County commissioners
Roger Leatherman
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Charles "Dutch" Staggs
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Jason Whitlock
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Which magisterial district contains my home?

Enter an address in Mineral County. WVFC uses the U.S. Census Bureau's current county-subdivision geography and does not save your address.

WVFC does not save the address you enter. Because county district boundaries can change, verify election-specific questions with your county clerk.
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