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Council reviews renewal of cooperative agreement with USDA wildlife services, holds item for further consideration
Summary
Resolution 1599-2026, a cooperative-service agreement with USDA APHIS Wildlife Services for nuisance-animal control, was presented as a renewal with an as-needed budget of $4,000; the council held the item for further consideration and invited any affected family to comment.
The council considered Resolution 1599-2026 on June 1, a proposed cooperative-service agreement with the U.S. Department of Agriculture Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (USDA APHIS) Wildlife Services for nuisance animal control. The item was described as a renewal of prior work and budgeted at $4,000 on an as-needed basis to be authorized by the mayor.
Council members referenced recent local nuisance-animal calls and noted the contract would continue prior work. The item was presented as a first reading and held for later consideration; staff said they would contact a family that lost a pet to inform them about the item and give them an opportunity to speak.
No vote to approve the agreement was taken on June 1.
