Page County board approves working group on animal-control MOU and funds sheriff compensation
Board members and town leaders debated a proposed animal-control MOU and a sheriff compensation request. The board formed a committee to rewrite the MOU and approved $12,000 in compensation to the sheriff from board reserves while towns pressed for clearer cost-sharing rules.
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Page County supervisors opened a broad debate on animal-control operations on Oct. 7, splitting over a proposed interlocal memorandum of understanding that would assign towns a pro‑rata share of animal-control costs and a separate request to compensate the sheriff for running animal-control services.
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