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Honaker takes seat in House of Delegates

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — The director of Homeland Security and Emergency Management for Greenbrier County was sworn in Tuesday as the newest member of the West Virginia House of Delegates.

Gov. Jim Justice announced the appointment of Mike Honaker on Dec. 21 following the resignation of Delegate Barry Bruce. Honaker represents the 42nd District, which includes Greenbrier County and parts of Summers and Monroe counties.

According to a West Virginia Legislature press release, Honaker described the appointment as “a great opportunity to continue to protect and serve.”

He will serve on the Fire Departments and Emergency Medical Services, Health and Human Resources, and Veterans Affairs and Homeland Security committees.





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