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Calhoun County Commission approves nuisance abatements, accepts McClellan property and authorizes public-safety grants
Summary
At its June 12 meeting, the Calhoun County Commission unanimously adopted multiple public-nuisance abatements and declarations, awarded demolition and procurement bids, authorized several COPS grant applications for law enforcement, and accepted roughly 712 acres at McClellan from the City of Anniston.
The Calhoun County Commission on June 12 unanimously approved a slate of resolutions that included public-nuisance abatements and declarations, awards for demolition and equipment bids, and authorization to apply for three federal law-enforcement grants. Chairman Terry Howell presided over the regular meeting, which began at 10:00 a.m.
Environmental Programs Manager Kraig Mize recommended proceeding with abatement resolutions for 11 properties in Anniston; the commission adopted the resolutions after brief owner remarks. Denise Gowens, representing 3202 Old Birmingham Highway, said she had a recent health emergency but that cleanup is underway. Tenant Stephanie Heiss said she had scheduled removal of a trash trailer at 3221 Oakridge Avenue. The commission also adopted dismissals for 10 properties and declared 21 additional properties as public nuisances; Mize offered to meet with owners after the meeting to discuss next steps.
The commission approved an…
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