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Animal control cites higher dog-license revenue; code-enforcement report submitted
Summary
Animal control reported most revenue last month came from dog-license late fees and that admissions to the pound were low with many animals reclaimed; a code-enforcement report was submitted though one supervisor said they had not yet reviewed it.
Animal control staff told the Public Safety Committee that most revenue for the month came from dog licenses, with late fees increasing revenue. Admissions to the county pound were low and most animals that entered were reclaimed by their owners. Calls about animals at large were the most frequent complaint the office received last month; overall call volume was similar to the prior month.
Code enforcement staff were not present but provided a written report to the committee. One committee member said they had not yet had a chance to review the report; another member said they would make sure to read it.
The committee had no additional questions for animal control during the meeting.
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