Residents of Citrus County are speaking out on various issues affecting their community, from water conservation to local leadership. On June 10, 2026, at 4:49 p.m., a concerned citizen noticed a new business on U.S. 41 in Citrus County had its sprinkler system running, sparking questions about water usage regulations.
The issue was one of several topics discussed in a recent “Sound Off” section of the Citrus County Chronicle. Another resident expressed frustration with local elected officials, citing the concept of karma and the importance of practicing what they preach. The resident noted that officials, like everyone else, use the roads and streets in Citrus County and should be mindful of their impact.
Other topics discussed included the dangers of pit bulls, with one resident sharing personal experience with the breed. The resident recounted instances of pit bulls causing harm, even in loving family environments. Another issue raised was the leadership of Citrus County Fire Chief Craig Stevens, with a resident calling for his removal due to concerns over funding and grant management.
Residents also weighed in on the importance of common sense and doing things the right way. One resident, originally from New England, noted that while Florida has its attractions, the approach to problem-solving and decision-making can be improved.
Originally reported by Citrus County Chronicle – Inverness
Sources: Citrus County Chronicle – Inverness
