Lake County officials are gearing up for a significant discussion on noise complaints at Silver Glen Run, as Commissioner Campion highlighted growing concerns from residents during the August 5, 2025, Board of County Commissioners meeting. Campion emphasized the need for a noise ordinance to address escalating conflicts in the area, which he described as "bringing out the worst in people."

The proposal aims to bring law enforcement into the conversation, with plans to invite representatives from the sheriff's department and the Florida Wildlife Commission (FWC) to discuss enforcement strategies. Campion noted that FWC's presence is limited, which complicates enforcement efforts. He also suggested involving neighboring counties, including Volusia and Marion, to ensure a coordinated approach to managing the noise issues.

The board agreed to add this topic to the agenda for their next meeting on August 12, where they will delve deeper into potential solutions. The discussion reflects a proactive stance by Lake County officials to address community concerns and improve the quality of life for residents.

As the meeting wrapped up, Commissioner Smith lightened the mood by noting that the day coincided with National Work Like a Dog Day and National Underwear Day, reminding everyone to balance hard work with a bit of humor. The upcoming meeting promises to be pivotal as the board tackles the pressing issue of noise disturbances in Silver Glen Run.