City of Vienna WV

09/11/2026

9/11 Remembrance Ceremony - PHS

09/10/2026

Council Meeting 9.10.26

09/10/2026

Parkersburg High School will hold its annual Sept. 11 remembrance ceremony at 2 p.m. Friday at Stadium Field, organizers said. The ceremony, usually held around the flagpole, will be held in the stadium because this year is the 25th anniversary of the terrorist attacks, according to organizer Debbie...

09/10/2026

The funding will go toward the remediation of the former Johns Manville industrial site, across the street from the riverfront portion of Spencer’s Landing.

09/09/2026

09/09/2026

John Manville Site Funding Annoucement

09/04/2026

CITY OF VIENNA CODE ENFORCEMENT

ARTICLE 1145 REMINDER

As part of our ongoing effort to keep Vienna clean, safe, and beautiful, we want to remind residents of the City’s regulations regarding abandoned and junk motor vehicles, household appliances, and other debris.

Under Article 1145, a vehicle may be considered abandoned or junk if it is inoperative, discarded, wrecked or dismantled; does not have a valid registration plate; cannot pass state inspection; has an inspection sticker expired for more than 60 days; or is otherwise not serving a functional purpose.

Junk vehicles may not be placed on public property or rights-of-way. In addition, junk vehicles, automobile bodies, parts, and other debris may not be allowed to accumulate on private property. Unless a junk vehicle is actively and presently being serviced or repaired, it must be kept under a car cover.

When an abandoned or junk vehicle is located on private property, the City may provide the property owner and vehicle owner, if ascertainable, 10 days’ notice before taking action. If a nuisance is not corrected within the required period, the City may remove it, charge the cost of removal to the property, and place a lien against the property.

⚠️ Violations of Article 1145 may result in a fine of up to $500, imprisonment for up to 30 days, or both. Each day a violation continues may constitute a separate offense.

Our goal is always to encourage voluntary compliance and work together to maintain the appearance, safety, and quality of our neighborhoods.

Thank you for doing your part to help keep Vienna a great place to live!