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Resident asks city to investigate repeated trespass, off-leash dogs and fence damage near Expo Center
Summary
A Stonebrook-area resident told council she has six months of video showing photographers and off-leash dogs entering private property along the Expo Center, said prior contact with police and fair management did not stop the behavior, and requested the city investigate and provide officer reports.
Deanna Miller, who lives adjacent to an Expo Center parking area, told the council that photographers and dog owners routinely access private property, damage her fence and ignore posted no-trespassing signs. Miller said she contacted the Enumclaw Police Department and King County sheriff’s deputies (the property is in unincorporated King County) and that officers’ responses have not resolved the problem; she said an officer “was laughing” when she reported the incidents and asked the city to review patrol reports and investigate further.
Miller said she has about six months of video evidence and photographs documenting the incidents and asked the council to look into the issue; she did not request a specific remedy other than investigation and obtaining officer reports. No formal staff response or motion was taken at the meeting; the item remained a public comment request for follow-up by staff.
