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Nutter Fort awarded $52,335.63 Homeland Security grant for license-plate readers
Summary
Treasurer Leslie Cummings announced the town received $52,335.63 from the Homeland Security Grant Program to fund license-plate readers and cameras in Nutter Fort, a system to be used with other Harrison County readers; she said she applied for the grant in October 2024.
Treasurer Leslie Cummings told the council the town has been awarded $52,335.63 from the Homeland Security Grant Program to fund license-plate readers and cameras in Nutter Fort. She told the council she submitted the application in October 2024 and said the cameras will operate in conjunction with readers throughout Harrison County.
Cummings also reported ongoing preparations for the Halloween Fall Festival, a sidewalk-repair effort at Town Hall, and plans to apply to the WV First Foundation, which manages opioid settlement funds in West Virginia. The council did not take a separate vote on the grant award during the meeting; the grant notification was presented as part of the treasurer's report.
