The Mason County Fiscal Court held its regular meeting on April 9, 2024, where several key issues were discussed, including property recovery efforts in the Minerva area and updates on local recycling initiatives.

During the meeting, officials addressed the ongoing recovery efforts for a property owner in Minerva who lost their home and two barns. Discussions were held about potential solutions for the property, with Director Lisa and other officials coordinating with the owner to determine the best course of action. The court is also in contact with the owners of the Minerva Gym to understand their future plans for the facility. If communication is not established soon, the county's weather department may intervene to stabilize the site.

The court members expressed the need for careful consideration regarding the timing of these actions, acknowledging that legal processes may extend the timeline for recovery efforts.

Additionally, the meeting included a report from Randy Hamm on the county's recycling efforts, highlighting that Mason County collected a total of 67,880 pounds of recyclables. This report underscores the county's commitment to environmental sustainability and community engagement in recycling initiatives.

Overall, the meeting emphasized the court's proactive approach to community recovery and environmental responsibility, with further updates expected as discussions progress.