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Nutter Fort council approves $61,172.26 purchase of police interceptor from Jenkins Ford
Summary
After disqualifying two noncompliant bids, the council accepted Jenkins Ford's $61,172.26 bid for a 2026 Ford AWD Police Interceptor; the motion was moved by Charlene Louk and seconded by Rick Lafferty and approved by roll call.
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The Nutter Fort Town Council voted April 28 to accept Jenkins Ford of Buckhannon's bid of $61,172.26 for a 2026 Ford AWD Police Interceptor. Mayor Rezin Hudkins reviewed the bids with Police Chief Adam Titchnell before the council vote.
The minutes list the two qualified bids and note two were disqualified for failing to meet specifications. "Qualified bids were as follows: Jenkins Ford, Buckhannon, WV - $61,172.26; Thornhill Commercial Solutions, Chapmanville, WV - $64,253.00," the record states. Charlene Louk moved to accept the Jenkins Ford bid; Rick Lafferty seconded and the motion passed unanimously as recorded.
The purchase is intended to replace or augment the department's marked fleet; timing and trade-in or disposal details were not specified in the minutes.
