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Murray County adopts ordinance regulating dangerous and nuisance animals
Summary
The Murray County Board approved Ordinance No. 2025-01 regulating dangerous, at-large and nuisance animals after a public hearing; the board voted to adopt the ordinance with changes.
The Murray County Board of Commissioners voted June 17 to adopt Ordinance No. 2025-01, regulating dangerous animals, at-large behavior and nuisance animals in the county. Commissioner Mark Carlson moved to approve the ordinance as amended; Commissioner Jackie Meier seconded the motion and the measure passed.
The decision came after a public hearing on the proposed ordinance. The board recorded that changes were made to the draft before adoption, but the transcript does not specify the exact text alterations. Ordinance No. 2025-01 was filed as the official county regulation on dangerous, at-large and nuisance animals.
By adopting the ordinance the board established the county's local regulatory framework on the topic. The transcript does not list an effective date or additional implementation steps; the county will need to publish the ordinance and follow any procedural steps required for county code updates.
