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Nutter Fort staff report: EMS year-end note; Public Works readies Nutter Run project
Summary
Treasurer reported audit work and purchasing policy drafting; EMS said its new truck should be in service by mid-January and the EMS Supervisor offered holiday greetings; Public Works reported a plow truck was struck and said the Nutter Run project starts next Monday.
Treasurer Leslie Cummings said Bennett & Dobbins finalized the 2025 PSC reports and financial statement and that Ferrari and Associates will conduct the town’s audit; paperwork has been sent to the West Virginia State Auditor’s office. Cummings also said purchasing policies are being drafted.
The EMS written report noted all trucks are in service except the new unit—which should be finished and on the road by mid-January—and that staff are preparing a year-end report. The EMS Supervisor thanked town leaders and residents and said, “I personally look forward to coming to work there at the town every day. Looking forward to another successful year in 2026. Want to wish everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.” Public Works reported one plow truck was hit with no injuries, that insurance estimates are being sought, and that rental costs for a man lift are accumulating so staff are exploring leasing or financing; the Nutter Run project is slated to begin next Monday and will temporarily disrupt the area.
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