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Resident recounts fatal dog attack, urges county requirement for 'vicious dog' signage
Summary
A Westminster resident told commissioners that a neighbor’s unsecured dog killed the family pet and urged the county to require signage on properties where dogs are designated 'vicious' to warn mail carriers and pedestrians; the board asked the speaker to submit written details for follow‑up.
During public comment at the April 2 meeting, resident Jean Batis Regard described a January 19 incident in Manchester in which a neighbor’s dog killed the family’s dog. Regard said animal control labeled the neighbor’s dog "vicious" and urged the board to require property owners with vicious dogs to post warning signage so mail carriers and the public can avoid…
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