Residents urge stronger animal-control enforcement after recent dog attacks
Three residents told the Clinton City Council that at-large dogs are a growing public-safety problem, citing an October child bite and a recent delivery-driver mauling, and urged the council to enforce Iowa animal-protection laws and convene a special meeting to address the problem.
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Three Clinton residents used the public-comment period on March 10 to press the council to act on what they described as an escalating problem with stray and at-large dogs in the city.
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