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Winters reviews animal-services survey; council directs staff to pursue JPA discussions
Summary
Council heard results of a 122-response community survey showing strong demand for low-cost spay/neuter and TNR (trap-neuter-return) services; council supported staff sending a letter to the Yolo County animal-services JPA to pursue options and potential nonprofit partnerships.
The Winters City Council reviewed results of a community survey on animal services at its May 5 meeting and signaled support for deeper conversations about service delivery options, including continued county contract arrangements and a possible joint powers authority (JPA) or hybrid model with nonprofit partners.
City staff said they received 122 responses to the survey, which showed consistent priorities: low-cost spay/neuter services, assistance with feral-cat management and concerns about leash-law enforcement. A city representative serving on the animal-services JPA…
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