In a recent Knott County Fiscal Court special meeting, the focus was on the approval of invoices related to county cleanup efforts involving various local nonprofits. The discussion highlighted the significant role these organizations play in maintaining the community's cleanliness and well-being.

County officials reviewed a list of nonprofits, including the Rutherford Drug Court, Vicco Sassafras Fire Department, and several local churches and schools, that participated in cleanup activities. The meeting underscored appreciation for these groups, with officials acknowledging their contributions to keeping Knott County clean.

Questions arose regarding the relationship between the Drug Court and the Drug Abuse Council, with officials clarifying that they operate similarly and utilize community service workers for their initiatives. The court moved to approve the bulk of the invoices presented, with a promise of additional invoices to follow.

This meeting not only reinforced the importance of community involvement in local cleanup efforts but also set the stage for continued collaboration between the county and its nonprofits. The anticipated outcomes include a cleaner environment and strengthened community ties as these organizations work together for the betterment of Knott County.