In a recent government meeting, officials discussed the implementation of a new strategy aimed at addressing criminal activity within the county. The plan involves notifying lienholders, such as banks or judgment holders, to ensure they have the opportunity to voice concerns before proceeding with circuit court orders. While some officials expressed skepticism about the widespread application of this strategy, they emphasized its importance in tackling local crime.

The conversation highlighted the need for a systematic approach to identifying property owners and ensuring proper communication with them. Officials acknowledged public concerns regarding the state of certain areas in the county, indicating a desire to improve the visual appeal and safety of these locations.

Additionally, the meeting addressed the relocation of offices, particularly the voter registration office, which has faced issues such as leaks and potential mold problems. Officials noted the urgency of finding a suitable new location, as the current conditions are deemed inadequate for public service. A proposal for a new office space was reviewed, with officials expressing optimism that it would meet the necessary requirements for functionality and safety.

The meeting concluded with plans to place the proposed changes on the agenda for a vote, allowing for further amendments in the future as needed. This proactive approach aims to enhance community safety and improve public service facilities in the county.