Hurricane City Council · Nov 3, 2026
C.D.
Caldwell
C.D. Caldwell, the incumbent, is running for Hurricane City Council in the Nov 3, 2026 election; 8 candidates are running for 5 seats.
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The race · City Council
- 01Matt Arrowood
- 02Michael BlackIncumbent
- 03C.D. CaldwellYou’re reading
- 04Marshall GinnIncumbent
- 05Jody OgleIncumbent
- 06Becky Richmond
- 07Corey Sergent
- 08Ryan WheelerIncumbent
Background
- About
- Putnam County educator who directs Career and Technical Education for Putnam County Schools.
C.D. Caldwell is also the Republican candidate for the House of Delegates, 21st Delegate District, on the same ballot. West Virginia Secretary of State
On the record: C.D. Caldwell
7 sourced01Developer incentives2 sourced positions
Made the motion to waive $25,000 in permit fees for Ridge Landing Luxury Apartments; the motion carried (March 2026).
Council voteHurricane City Council minutes, March 2, 2026 · Mar 2, 2026Link
Seconded the motion to give AB Contracting $70,000 in economic development incentive support for a 95-unit housing complex; the motion carried (April 2026).
Council voteHurricane City Council minutes, April 6, 2026 · Apr 6, 2026Link
02Annexation2 sourced positions
Made the motion to approve the second reading of annexing 4.92 acres on Harbour Lane near Kelly’s Cove subdivision; the motion carried (April 2026).
Council voteHurricane City Council minutes, April 6, 2026 · Apr 6, 2026Link
Made the motion to approve the first reading of annexing a 6.78-acre Go-Mart parcel off the I-64 exit; the motion carried (February 2026).
Council voteHurricane City Council minutes, Feb. 2, 2026 · Feb 2, 2026Link
03Roads and traffic1 sourced position
Said new manufacturers bring growth but also infrastructure challenges, and that roads in the 21st District need long-term solutions.
Our community deserves reliable roads, improved traffic flow, and long‑term infrastructure solutions—not endless patches.”
Own statementBallotpediaLink
04Workforce training1 sourced position
Said his campaign centers on workforce development and career and technical education, including internships and registered apprenticeships.
Own statementBallotpediaLink
05Ballot listing1 sourced position
Listed on the Putnam County sample ballot for City Council in the City of Hurricane, as C. D. Caldwell.
Own statementWest Virginia Secretary of StateLink
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