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Board reviews updated conservation rules and a proposed fee schedule; sheriff, county attorney to provide input

Floyd County Conservation Board · February 3, 2026
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Summary

Board members discussed final revisions to updated county conservation rules and considered a separate fee schedule for violations; they asked the sheriff and county attorney to review enforcement language and noted enforcement options include citation and sheriff response for repeat or criminal offenses.

In Old Business the board reviewed final revisions to updated county conservation rules and regulations and discussed creating a separate fee schedule for violations so fees can be adjusted without altering the underlying ordinance. Board members asked staff to solicit input from the sheriff and the county attorney on enforcement language and fee alignment with state fines.

The minutes note the county can enforce ordinances by citing violators and that the Sheriff’s Department would respond if problems were repeated or rose to criminal conduct. No formal vote to adopt the rules or the fee schedule was recorded at this meeting; the item remained under discussion pending outside review.