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Resident urges county to declare Rolling Acres Drive property a nuisance over alleged drug activity
Summary
At the Jan. 15 Clermont County commissioners meeting, resident Andrew Strober asked the Board to declare a neighboring property on Rolling Acres Drive a nuisance because of ongoing drug activity; he said he has contacted the Sheriff’s Office and the county prosecutor. Commissioners did not take formal action during the meeting.
Andrew Strober of Amelia told the Clermont County Board of Commissioners that a neighboring property on Rolling Acres Drive is the site of ongoing drug activity and asked the Board to declare the property a nuisance.
Strober said he has reported the situation to the Clermont County Sheriff’s Office and the Clermont County Prosecutor’s Office and requested county action to address the property condition. The Board heard his public comment during the public-participation portion of the Jan. 15 regular session but did not make a formal directive or motion in response at that time.
The Board’s standard public-records and enforcement channels were referenced by Strober; no county official at the meeting provided a timeline for follow-up during the session. The transcript shows the comment was recorded under public participation; any next steps would require separate staff or enforcement action outside the meeting record.
