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Wallsburg council declines Heber Valley Animal Services interlocal without usage data
Summary
After staff relayed that Heber Valley estimated a roughly $3,500 annual cost and reported there is no fee-reduction application, the council voted unanimously to decline entering the interlocal agreement and asked Heber Valley to return with call-volume numbers for Wallsburg limits before the town will reconsider.
The council considered an interlocal agreement offered by Heber Valley Animal Services that would provide animal-control responses to town limits for an annual, population-based fee. Council members recounted a staff conversation with "Chief Severs," who told them the fee is based on population and that a small municipality…
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