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Animal Control Board hears testimony in dog-incident report; decision deferred to Nov. 10
Summary
The Animal Control Board heard from Chief Schultz and dog owner John Wadzinski about incidents involving Wadzinski’s dog. The board voted to place the matter on its Nov. 10, 2025 agenda for further discussion and decision; vote tallies were not specified in the record.
The Seymour Animal Control Board convened Oct. 27, 2025, to hear a summary of incidents involving a dog owned by John Wadzinski and to take testimony from Mr. Wadzinski.
Chief Schultz, identified in the record as the city’s chief of police, summarized the incidents and recounted which local ordinances could apply; the transcript does not provide further detail about the nature or dates of the incidents. Mr. Wadzinski testified during the board session. The transcript does not include direct quotations from either Chief Schultz or Mr. Wadzinski.
Alderperson Gerbers moved and Alderperson Krull seconded a motion to place the matter on the Animal Control Board agenda for Nov. 10, 2025, for further discussion and a decision; the motion carried. The record states only that the motion “carried” and does not provide a roll-call vote or tally of yes/no/abstain votes.
The board subsequently adjourned and the council reconvened. No final enforcement action or penalties are recorded in the Oct. 27 transcript; the item remains pending further consideration on Nov. 10.
