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Columbia/Adair Dog Warden Jimmy Harmon



2011-09-14 - Adair Annex, 424 Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo By Ed Waggener.
Columbia/Adair County Dog Warden Jimmy Harmon always gets accolades and most of his requests when he appears before the Adair Fiscal Court, and last night, Tuesday, September 13, 2011, was not different. The court agreed to allow him more leeway on gas for the 10 mpg F-350 County Truck he's driving, and in the same vote, established a two magistrate committee headed by Daryl Flatt (2) to look for a Ford Ranger pickup with mileage in the tripled range, equip the new vehicle with a different dog box, to save money on stray animal pickups. Harmon is employed by both the city and county. Most of his work, he said last night, is outside the limits of Columbia. When Harmon answers calls, his roundups often result in the capture of 6-8 dogs onboard at a time, to be lodged at the Adair County operated Green River Animal Shelter.


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