Township discusses noise pollutions
Plain City
March 20, 2019

Township discusses noise pollutions

By Mac Cordell

While Jerome Township officials and residents are looking to curb noise pollution, they aren’t sure they can do it.
At Monday night’s meeting of the Jerome Township Board of Trustees, the trustees discussed legislation that would prohibit “Jake brakes” in the township. He said state officials...

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