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Treasurer: state initially rejected FYE2025 audit over missing library audits; town put those years out for bid
Summary
Treasurer Leslie Cummings said the state rejected the town's FYE2025 audit because the Nutter Fort Library audits for FYE 2021–2024 were not completed; the town has put those years out for bid, with bids due April 17, 2026, and the FYE2025 audit was later accepted.
Treasurer Leslie Cummings told the council the town's FYE2025 audit was initially rejected by the state "due to the Nutter Fort Library’s FYE 2021-2024 audits not being completed." She said the town decided to put those years' audits out for bid and that bids are due April 17, 2026. After taking that step, the treasurer reported the FYE2025 audit was accepted and that an approved copy has been emailed to council members and is available on the state auditor's website.
Cummings also reported operational items including approval steps for LPR camera installations (State Police approved, now under WVDOH review), ongoing lighting updates with First Energy, PEIA training implications for eligibility and annual audits, and a new mowing-procedure initiative intended to ensure property owners are billed when properties are mowed by the town.
