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Nutter Fort accepts Homeland Security grant to install license plate readers on Buckhannon Pike
Summary
The Town of Nutter Fort unanimously accepted grant 24-LE-29 to install license plate readers on Buckhannon Pike and appointed the mayor and treasurer as authorized officials to manage the award.
The Town of Nutter Fort council voted unanimously Oct. 14 to accept a Homeland Security grant, labeled 24-LE-29, to install license plate readers on Buckhannon Pike. "A Homeland Security grant was awarded to the Town of Nutter Fort for the license plate readers to be installed on Buckhannon Pike," the meeting minutes state; Councilor Charlene Louk moved to accept the grant and the motion passed after a roll-call vote.
Council also moved to designate two authorized officials to manage the award. Councilor Rick Lafferty proposed appointing the town mayor and the town treasurer as the grant's authorized officials; the motion was seconded by Councilor Charlene Louk and passed unanimously by roll call. The minutes do not specify the grant award amount, any matching funds, or a timeline for installation; the council recorded that the mayor and the treasurer will be the point people for grant management.
