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Residents ask Seabrook council to clarify ordinance after underground-fence tickets
Summary
Two residents told the council they were ticketed despite using underground dog-fence systems that keep animals on their property and asked the council to clarify Seabrook’s animal-at-large ordinance and enforcement practices.
Two residents who live on Loganberry Circle urged the Seabrook City Council on Oct. 15 to clarify the city’s animal-at-large ordinance after multiple tickets they said were issued despite their dogs remaining on private property.
Staley Hutton, who identified herself as a resident at 2519 Loganberry Circle, told council she has used an underground electric containment fence at her property since 2019 and that the system prevents her animals from leaving…
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