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Nutter Fort public works reports equipment damage, Nutter Run project start; EMS notes new ambulance due mid-January
Summary
Public Works reported a plow truck was hit (no injuries), staff are weighing leasing vs. renting a man lift as costs rise, and the Nutter Run project is scheduled to start next Monday; EMS noted all trucks are in service except a new unit expected by mid-January and the EMS Supervisor thanked town staff and residents.
Public Works told the council that one plow truck was struck in an incident with no injuries and that they are obtaining repair estimates while working with the insurer. Staff said rental costs for a man lift — including pickup and drop-off fees — are adding up and the department is considering leasing or financing to secure year-round availability.
Public Works also advised that the Nutter Run project is scheduled to start next Monday and that the area will be disrupted while work proceeds. The meeting record did not specify an exact calendar date for "next Monday," so staff follow-up was suggested to communicate impacts to residents.
The EMS written report said all ambulances are in service except for a new unit expected to be finished and put into service by mid-January. The EMS Supervisor offered thanks to the mayor, recorder, council and residents, stating, "I personally look forward to coming to work there at the town every day."
