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Resident complaint prompts follow-up on roadside spraying schedule near Indian Highway
Summary
A resident raised concerns that county roadside trees near Indian Highway and the cemetery have not been sprayed in recent years; staff said Russian olive spraying is typically done Aug–Oct and agreed to follow up directly with the resident to assess the site this spring.
A committee member raised a resident complaint about roadside spraying along Indian Highway, near the cemetery, saying neighbors believe the county has not done routine roadside tree spraying in recent years.
Staff replied that Russian olive spraying is typically scheduled between August and October and that roadsides will be a first priority in the spring schedule; they asked the resident to provide contact information so staff can inspect the site and follow up. The committee member offered to meet staff in the field to show the precise problem areas.
The board did not change policy during the meeting but agreed to arrange a site visit and to notify the resident when staff can inspect and schedule treatment.
