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County official outlines CleanPeach volunteer cleanup; council asks staff to draft IGA
Summary
Assistant County Administrator April Hodges described the CleanPeach Initiative to coordinate road litter cleanups and challenged citizens to a volunteer event March 17; the Byron council asked city staff to draft an intergovernmental agreement to formalize participation.
Assistant County Administrator April Hodges presented the CleanPeach Initiative to the Byron City Council on March 8, describing a program to coordinate volunteer trash cleanups on city and county roads. April Hodges invited participation and announced a first group cleanup scheduled for March 17 at 2:00 p.m.
Council asked City Administrator Tiffany Sandefur and April Hodges to collaborate on drafting an intergovernmental agreement to formalize the project's coordination between city and county. Minutes record the request to prepare an IGA but do not include proposed agreement text or funding details.
The initiative as described is volunteer-focused and relies on intergovernmental coordination; the minutes do not record any commitments of city funds or specific operational responsibilities beyond drafting the IGA.
