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Mayor Hudkins apologizes for missed agenda posting, says office will add safeguards

Town of Nutter Fort Council · April 14, 2026
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Summary

Mayor Rezin Hudkins apologized that the meeting agenda was not posted to the town webpage, blamed recent staff illness for the oversight, and said the town will implement measures — including social media posting — to prevent recurrence.

Mayor Rezin Hudkins opened the April 14 council meeting by apologizing to residents for an administrative lapse: "I want to apologize for the agenda not being posted to the webpage. It was missed I am not denying that at all." He said staff illness over recent weeks had strained the office and that the town would add safeguards and also upload agendas to social media to improve public notice.

Hudkins used his report to summarize ongoing town operations including coordination with department heads, a review of the budget and expenditures, progress on winter road repairs and curb work, and plans for seasonal maintenance. He also noted local business activity, saying a local owner has purchased Joe’s Flies and is pursuing the former Papa John’s building. The mayor invited the public to a forthcoming swearing-in ceremony for the new police chief.