City of Fairmont

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1400 Pleasant Valley Rd
Fairmont, WV 26554
+1 (304) 366-1461
http://fairmontwv.gov

City of Fairmont is a local government entity serving the community of Fairmont, WV. It provides essential services and infrastructure to residents and businesses within the city limits.

With a focus on public safety, utilities, and community development, City of Fairmont works to enhance the quality of life for its residents and promote economic growth in the area.

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