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State Will Help Shelby County with Litter Pickup
After complaints over the unsightliness of the county's thoroughfares, Transportation Cabinet District 12 employees will help accompany county prisoners picking up litter along I-64 and other litter "hot spots" in Shelby County.
The article from the Shelbyville Sentinel-News includes some interesting tidbits about how the carcasses of dead animals are disposed. In the past crews have disposed of as many as twelve deer along I-64 in a single day. Deer are usually buried in the spot they are found, and smaller animals are removed to location in the median of I-64 near Frankfort were the carcasses are buried.
More information: Shelbyville Sentinel-News: State will help with county litter (Feb. 13, 2004) ![[Outside Link]](../images/kentuckyroads/outside-link2.gif){kind=small}