Rocco S. Fucillo

Rocco Fucillo, deputy secretary and general counsel for the state Department of Health and Human Resources, in May sent the home rule board a negative assessment.
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Rocco Fucillo, deputy secretary and general counsel for the state Department of Health and Human Resources, in May sent the home rule board a negative assessment.

Rocco Fucillo, deputy secretary and general counsel for the state Department of Health and Human Resources, in May sent the home rule board a negative assessment.After pointing out several stumbling blocks, Fucillo concluded: "DHHR does not believe that it would be beneficial to commit its limited resources to this proposal given the proposal's high probability of failure at the federal level."

Also in the meeting were DHHR Secretary Martha Walker and attorney Rocco Fucillo, both of whom said some of Weeks' concerns were already being addressed.
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Manchin asked Weeks and Fucillo to keep communicating about the subject, which both agreed to do.

Rocco Fucillo, the DHHR's Deputy Secretary and General Counsel, and Jason Najmulski, Commissioner of the Bureau for Children and Families, also attended.

Rocco Fucillo, Assistant Attorney GeneralDepartment of Health and Human ResourcesOffice of Social Services107-109 Adams StreetFairmont, West Virginia 26555Telephone: (304) 363-3261 (ext. 519)FAX: (304) 367-2729
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E-mail: Rocco Fucillo

Rocco S. Fucillo has been appointed as general counsel for the West Virginia Department of Health and Human Resources. Fucillo is a Fairmont native and now resides in Clarksburg. He is married to Andrea Fucillo and has two stepsons, William Pecora and Julian Pecora all of Clarksburg. He is the son of Mr. And Mrs. Antonio Fucillo of Fairmont.

Rocco S. Fucillo, Deputy Secretary / General Counsel

Rocco S. Fucillo, General Counsel

The department feels the development authority will be better at handling the project long term, said Rocco Fucillo, counsel for DHHR.
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The only difference from the initial DHHR proposal is the health-care provider, which has had financial difficulties and can no longer provide service, Fucillo said.

"The funding has not changed.The scope has not changed," he said."It's only a change in the health-care provider."

Later that month on Nov. 22, DHHR general counsel Rocco S. Fucillo sent a letter to Crawford saying the matter was being taken seriously.
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"It is never acceptable for an employee to use the threat of benefit closure to get a recipient to take an action not specified in policy," Fucillo wrote."If it is discovered that his happened, I can assure you that the appropriate action will be taken."

After a year of not hearing from Fucillo or any other DHHR representative, Crawford filed her complaint with OCR.
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Apparently, the original complaint is still under investigation as when Fucillo was contacted for a comment, his secretary referred all questions to DHHR spokesman John Law.