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Nutter Fort council to research third‑party forensic audit after executive session
Summary
After an executive session, the Nutter Fort Town Council directed staff to investigate options, scope and costs for a third‑party forensic audit and to report back to council.
Mayor Rezin Hudkins, IV called the July 8 council meeting to order. After an executive session under West Virginia Code §6‑9A‑4, Councilor Charlene Louk moved — and Councilor Rick Lafferty seconded — a motion directing staff to research options for a third‑party forensic audit, including scope, available firms and potential costs, and return that information to council.
The minutes record a roll call listing Yes votes for Councilor Rick Lafferty, Councilor Charlene Louk, Recorder Natalie Haddix, Councilor Karen Phillips and Councilor Shawn Spurlock. The minutes also state the motion "passed" and elsewhere summarize it as passing by unanimous vote. Attorney Dave Glover participated in the executive session and the session ran from 6:37 p.m. to 7:13 p.m. The council did not specify a timeline or funding source for the research; those details will be part of the follow‑up report to council.
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