During a recent government meeting, officials addressed the ongoing issue of tumbleweed accumulation in disturbed land areas, particularly along Soar East. The discussion highlighted the challenges faced by property owners in managing the problem, with some opting out of weed control services despite the growing concerns.

Council members noted that the situation has escalated, with one resident reporting an increase in tumbleweed presence, leading to health concerns after an injury sustained while handling the debris. The council emphasized the need for proactive measures, including potential controlled burns to manage the tumbleweed population, contingent on weather conditions.

Officials indicated that they would engage with property owners to develop a plan for addressing the issue, which may involve citations and code enforcement hearings if the problem persists. The conversation underscored the frustration among residents, who are seeking timely resolutions to the growing tumbleweed problem that has become a significant nuisance in the community.