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AC Cutler tells council West Side residents feel ignored, urges dialogue
Summary
AC Cutler told the Whiteville City Council that residents on the city’s West Side feel their maintenance and service requests are ignored and urged the council to open a clearer dialogue and follow up on repeated complaints.
AC Cutler, speaking from 803 Mutual Drive during the public‑comment period, told the council he has raised neighborhood maintenance and service problems repeatedly and said residents on the West Side are “disappointed in the representation in their district.”
Cutler said the problems include inconsistent mowing and street‑level maintenance and that residents had sent him to deliver their concerns because earlier attempts to engage the council were dismissed. He said he wanted to be brief but asked the council to treat public comments as the start of a dialogue rather than a one‑time statement.
Council members did not take further action during the meeting; the presiding officer noted that public‑comment items frequently receive formal responses at a later meeting and asked staff to follow up where appropriate.
