Trumann Police Department

The Trumann Police Department Code Enforcement Division is pleased to report the successful resolution of a nuisance property located at 536 Smith Street.

The structure had become vacant, dilapidated, and was in a state of significant disrepair. Following inspection and review, condemnation proceedings were initiated, and the Trumann City Council subsequently voted to condemn the structure due to its condition.

We are pleased to announce that the property owner was fully cooperative throughout the process and voluntarily razed and removed the structure, bringing the property into compliance.

The Trumann Police Department Code Enforcement Division appreciates property owners who take responsibility for maintaining their properties and work with the City to address nuisance conditions. Cooperative efforts such as this help improve neighborhood safety, enhance property values, and contribute to the overall appearance and quality of life in our community.

We thank the owner for their prompt action and commitment to improving the property.

Together, we can continue to keep Trumann a safer, cleaner, and more attractive place to live.

The names of fallen law enforcement officers from a 12-county region were read today as the Old Independence Regional Museum in Batesville hosted a ceremony for Peace Officers Memorial Day.

In honor of the Trumann Police Department's fallen officers, Det. Jordon Nelson attended to read aloud our officer's names: Officer Jonathan Schmidt and Chief Larry Blagg.

Lest we forget.

Chief Doug Thomas