Dawes County approves four-county APHIS predatory-control contract
The Dawes County Board voted July 22 to accept a four-county predatory animal control contract with APHIS that provides 525 hours of man-time; commissioners discussed cost and coverage and said the contract could be altered later to split counties.
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The Dawes County Board of Commissioners voted July 22 to accept a proposed predatory-control contract with the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) that covers four counties and includes 525 hours of man-time.
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