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Board hears nuisance complaints; County Attorney to pursue legal action on one property

Floyd County Board of Health · May 18, 2026
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Summary

The Board reviewed nuisance complaints at 1539 Rock Grove Lane (owner committed to clean up) and at 1731 270th Street, where the County Attorney intends to pursue a complaint; minutes identify Jeff Winters as the party in possession of the latter property.

The Floyd County Board of Health reviewed two nuisance-property matters on May 18, 2026. Jessy Willadsen reported three nuisance complaints regarding 1539 Rock Grove Lane; although the property meets the definition of a nuisance, the property owner verbally committed to cleaning up the property, and the board agreed to monitor the situation and consider issuing a nuisance letter if the cleanup does not occur.

On the nuisance at 1731 270th Street, Jessy said the County Attorney’s Office intends to pursue a complaint through the legal system that could result in a citation. The minutes note ambiguity because the property owner recently died; the person believed to be responsible for creating the nuisance is identified as Jeff Winters, described in the minutes as a "party in possession." The board did not record a motion at the meeting but noted County Attorney involvement.