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Nutter Fort council approves DHS grant application for Michigan Avenue Park security upgrades
Summary
The council unanimously approved filing an application to the Department of Homeland Security’s 2024 Homeland Security Grant Supplemental Solicitation Program to fund security lighting and fencing at Michigan Avenue Park; the motion was moved by Councilor Charlene Louk and seconded by Councilor Karen Phillips.
Nutter Fort’s town council voted unanimously on Oct. 8 to authorize filing an application to the Department of Homeland Security for supplemental homeland security grant funds to pay for security lighting and fencing at Michigan Avenue Park. Councilor Charlene Louk moved in support of the resolution and Councilor Karen Phillips seconded; the motion passed without recorded opposition.
The measure authorizes the town to seek funding through the 2024 Homeland Security Grant Supplemental Solicitation Program to install security lighting and fencing at the park. The resolution was considered under New Business and recorded as approved by unanimous vote; council did not specify the grant amount in the meeting minutes.
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