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Nutter Fort Police Civil Service Commission enters executive session, tables hiring-related items

Town of Nutter Fort Police Civil Service Commission · June 15, 2026

Summary

At its June 15, 2026 meeting the commission entered executive session to discuss PCSC-1 form, background testing, age requirements, testing/hiring procedures and advertising for applications; after returning they voted to table items A–E.

The Town of Nutter Fort Police Civil Service Commission met on June 15, 2026, in Council Chambers and entered executive session at 3:03 PM to consider personnel-related items on the New Business agenda. Commissioner Mike Jones moved to enter executive session "for New Business items A, B, C, D, & E due to sensitive legal obligations," and Commissioner David Leroy seconded the motion.

The items listed for executive session were A) PCSC-1 Form, B) Background Testing, C) Age Requirements, D) Testing/Hiring Procedures and E) Advertisement for testing/applications. The record shows the commission returned to open session at 4:52 PM on a motion by Mike Jones, seconded by David Leroy. After the session, President Sam Strickland moved to table items A–E; the motion was seconded by David Leroy and "all Commissioners [were] in favor," effectively postponing further public action on those matters.

The minutes list Commissioners Mike Jones, Sam Strickland (President) and David Leroy as present; Leslie Cummings served as clerk. Also present were Mayor Rezin Hudkins IV, Police Chief R.A. Titchenal, legal counsel Todd LeNeve, Council member Charlene Louk and members of the public Jennifer Robinson and Mark Hays. The meeting was adjourned at 4:53 PM and minutes were submitted by Clerk Leslie Cummings and signed by President Sam Strickland.

Because the substantive discussion was held in executive session, the public minutes do not disclose details of deliberations or any staff recommendations discussed during the closed portion. The commission's recorded actions on June 15 leave the hiring- and testing-related agenda items pending until they are returned to the open docket or otherwise acted on at a future meeting.

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