Skagit County delays final vote on dangerous-dog code changes, leaves public comment open through June 27
County prosecutors and animal-control staff proposed revisions to Skagit County Code 7.06 to streamline determinations of "potentially dangerous" and "dangerous" dogs. Commissioners accepted the revisions for further public comment and set a June 27 deadline for additional input before taking the matter to consent.
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Skagit County commissioners on June 10 heard a proposal to revise Skagit County Code Chapter 7.06 governing potentially dangerous and dangerous dogs and voted to keep the public comment period open through June 27 before final action.
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