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Council tables ARPA purchases after resident raises deadline concerns

Nutter Fort Town Council · June 9, 2026
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Summary

After a resident warned a 12/31/2024 deadline could force return of ARPA funds, the council unanimously tabled consideration of ARPA-funded radios and a manlift. The agenda listed $19,300 in ARPA for radios and $12,700 ARPA toward a $35,000 manlift.

The Nutter Fort Town Council voted unanimously to table consideration of ARPA-funded equipment purchases after public comment raised concerns about meeting a funding deadline.

Resident Jennifer Robinson addressed the council during public comment to object to a proposed reallocation of ARPA funds from a property within the AML project, saying the move (she referenced $30,000) could jeopardize compliance with a 12/31/2024 deadline and risk the return of funds; the Treasurer was contacted for guidance. The agenda item under Unfinished Business listed the purchases as: "Purchase of radios – FUBAR Enterprises - $19,300.00 ARPA" and "Purchase of manlift – United Rentals - $35,000.00 total, $12,700.00 ARPA."

Councilor Charlene Louk moved to table the ARPA allocation item and Councilor Karen Phillips seconded; the motion passed unanimously. No further action was taken and the item will return to a future agenda for additional review and any needed fiscal clarification.

The council did not adopt a revised funding plan at the meeting; Treasurer Leslie Cummings or staff are expected to report back with guidance from the Treasury office and any required compliance steps.