The Robertson County Commission meeting on June 20, 2025, featured a heated discussion regarding proposed residential development on Callister Road, highlighting concerns about infrastructure and public safety.

Residents voiced strong opinions on the potential addition of 36 new homes in the area. Tanis, a long-time resident, expressed her opposition, citing the current dangers of Callister Road, which she described as having potholes and high-speed traffic, including tractors. She emphasized the need for improved infrastructure before any new homes are built, questioning how emergency services would manage the increased population without adequate resources. Tanis pointed out that the area has not seen any road widening in the past 30 years, raising concerns about the road's capacity to handle more vehicles.

In contrast, Sandra K. Williams, who lives adjacent to the proposed development, supported the project, stating that traffic issues would persist regardless of the new homes. She expressed a belief that the development would not significantly change the existing traffic conditions.

The meeting underscored the community's divided stance on growth, with some residents advocating for development while others called for careful consideration of infrastructure and safety. The discussions reflect ongoing challenges in balancing residential expansion with the needs of current residents and public services.