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Treasurer: FYE2025 audit initially rejected due to missing library audits; bids due April 17
Summary
Treasurer Leslie Cummings said the town's FYE2025 audit was rejected because the Nutter Fort Library audits for FYE2021–2024 were not completed; those years were put out to bid and, after that step, the FYE2025 audit was accepted. Bids were due April 17, 2026.
Treasurer Leslie Cummings told the council the town's FYE2025 audit was initially rejected by the state because the Nutter Fort Library's audits for fiscal years 2021–2024 had not been completed. "FYE2025 Audit was rejected by the state due to the Nutter Fort Library’s FYE 2021-2024 audits not being completed," Cummings reported; after the town put the missing years' audits out for bid, the FYE2025 audit was accepted and an approved copy was emailed to council members and posted on the state auditor's website.
Cummings also reported administrative items including that license-plate-reader (LPR) camera installations have cleared State Police review and moved to the West Virginia Department of Highways for review, FirstEnergy lighting updates are ongoing, PEIA training was attended on March 27, 2026 (with new PEIA rules requiring a minimum 50% employee participation rate for non-state agencies), and a new mowing-procedure is being developed with Public Works to recover costs from property owners.
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