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Nutter Fort council accepts Homeland Security grant to fund license-plate readers on Buckhannon Pike
Summary
At its Oct. 14 meeting the Town of Nutter Fort accepted the 24-LE-29 Homeland Security grant to install license-plate readers on Buckhannon Pike and appointed the mayor and treasurer as authorized grant officials; the motions passed unanimously.
The Town of Nutter Fort council voted Oct. 14 to accept the 24-LE-29 Homeland Security Grant to install license-plate readers on Buckhannon Pike. Councilor Charlene Louk moved to accept the grant and Councilor Karen Phillips seconded; the roll call showed unanimous approval with Councilor Sam Maxson absent.
The council also appointed two authorized officials to manage the grant — the town mayor and the town treasurer — in a separate motion that passed unanimously. The appointment followed the grant-acceptance motion and will designate the officials who can sign grant paperwork and handle administration for the project. The council did not specify a grant dollar amount in the meeting minutes.
