Pomona Park reviews financials, code-enforcement caseload and council training updates
February 01, 2026 | Pomona Park, Putnam County, Florida
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At the Feb. 10 meeting Finance Officer Jennifer Paul reviewed the town's financials and told the council the audit was complete.
Councilwoman Kuleski reported that most code-enforcement cases involve high grass, debris and general maintenance; one case closed due to compliance and five cases remain pending. She reminded the council that 'all code enforcement cases must have a name and address attached' and that the town can pursue action only when a safety concern exists. Councilmembers also reported training takeaways from Rural County Days and noted Founders Day in March on the events calendar.
Councilwoman Kuleski reported that most code-enforcement cases involve high grass, debris and general maintenance; one case closed due to compliance and five cases remain pending. She reminded the council that 'all code enforcement cases must have a name and address attached' and that the town can pursue action only when a safety concern exists. Councilmembers also reported training takeaways from Rural County Days and noted Founders Day in March on the events calendar.
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