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Police report rise in impaired-driving arrests; EMS and code enforcement give operational updates

Nutter Fort Town Council · April 22, 2025
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Summary

Detective/Officer Justin Hetherington reported 12 impaired-driving arrests in Nutter Fort and Stonewood over the previous eight weeks. EMS Supervisor Nathan Rohrbough said one Knox Box has been purchased and equipment purchases for an additional ambulance will be staggered; Code reported Ron Hall hired for code enforcement and public-works duties.

Detective/Officer Justin Hetherington told the council the police department has seen a notable rise in impaired-driving arrests over the past eight weeks, reporting 12 arrests in Nutter Fort and nearby Stonewood.

EMS Supervisor Nathan Rohrbough reported that one Knox Box has been purchased to increase EMS access and that the town will phase equipment purchases for an additional ambulance to avoid large, one-time outlays. Leslie Cummings reported that Ron Hall has been hired as a Code Officer/Public Works employee; code enforcement is focusing on high grass and condemned properties.

The minutes record these updates as informational reports; no formal actions were recorded tied to staffing or immediate purchases during the meeting.