11/20/2024 | Press release | Distributed by Public on 11/20/2024 10:54
Cleanup efforts commenced today at Lake Okahumpka Park. The county's on-call general contractor, GSB, is leading the cleanup efforts and is expected to complete the project by the end of this week.
The focus of the cleanup has been on removing debris, including several downed trees along walking paths and the Frisbee golf course. These fallen trees have been obstructing access and hindering the use of these park areas by visitors. Public Works is also working closely with local haulers to ensure timely debris removal.
Cleanup at other Sumter County parks, which experienced only minor debris, was completed several weeks ago. All Sumter County boat ramps reopened last week.
Residential debris removal efforts continue across much of the county. Residents are encouraged to visit the county's interactive map for up-to-date information on debris removal in their area. Please click here to view the map Hurricane Debris Road Cleanup
For more information on Sumter County parks, please visit www.sumtercountyfl.gov/parks or contact the Citizens Information Center 24/7 at 352- 689-4400.