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Nutter Fort council to explore options for third‑party forensic audit after executive session
Summary
After an executive session under West Virginia Code §6‑9A‑4, the council voted to research options, potential firms, scope and costs for a third‑party forensic audit and report findings back to council; the minutes record a roll call and unanimous passage.
Following an executive session called under West Virginia State Code §6‑9A‑4, the Town of Nutter Fort council voted to investigate options for a third‑party forensic audit. The executive session began at 6:37 p.m. and concluded at 7:13 p.m. Councilor Charlene Louk made the post‑session motion to "look into options for a 3rd party forensic audit to obtain the details of what will be audited, firms available to us, and potential costs, and bring this information back to council," which Rick Lafferty seconded; the minutes record the motion as passing unanimously.
The minutes include a roll call for that motion listing five named 'Yes' votes: Councilor Rick Lafferty; Councilor Charlene Louk; Recorder Natalie Haddix; Councilor Karen Phillips; and Councilor Shawn Spurlock. The record states the motion passed; the minutes do not list details about the triggering concern, the specific scope to be audited, or a timeline for the investigative report. The council directed staff to compile options and cost estimates and return the information at a future meeting.
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