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Deltona code compliance outlines ramped sweeps, animal control constraints and TNR workshop July 28
Summary
City code compliance presented monthly enforcement data, explained the five‑step enforcement process and said it will resume weekly sweeps, begin focused Wednesday sweeps and hold a trap‑neuter‑return (TNR) workshop July 28; staff warned quarantine limits at Halifax Humane Society reduce impound capacity.
Deltona’s code compliance manager reported to the commission on July 7 that the department will resume targeted enforcement sweeps and will host a workshop on trap‑neuter‑return (TNR) on July 28.
"We start with a door hanger — it's like a courtesy," Danny Rod, code compliance manager, said while running through the department’s enforcement steps. Rod outlined a standard escalation: courtesy notice (door hanger), abatement notice/notice of violation (including posting on property and certified mail as required by Florida statute), and, if necessary, a hearing before the special magistrate, which can result in fines or liens.
Rod showed monthly…
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