Court orders cleanup of two properties and approves road list as crews continue debris removal

Pulaski County Fiscal Court approved orders to clean up two properties that the solid‑waste officer said contain debris and unsafe trailers, and the court approved the county road list for repair work.

Solid‑waste staff reported two properties requiring cleanup: 41 Mark Street, cited for a burned trailer and several vehicles, and 358 Prather Road, where occupants had begun cleanup but had not finished. A motion to authorize cleanup of the two properties was made by Mr. Wheeldon and seconded by Mr. Strunk; the court approved the cleanup orders by voice vote.

The road department asked the court to approve the road list for repair and maintenance; the court approved the road list on a motion by Mr. Renshaw, seconded by Mr. Wheeling. Road Department staff thanked mutual‑aid crews and local volunteers for assistance in debris clearing.

Why it matters: cleanup orders and road approvals are part of immediate recovery work to restore safe travel and clear hazardous debris from public and private rights‑of‑way. Officials said jail crews and mutual‑aid inmate crews from neighboring counties assisted with large‑scale cleanup efforts.