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Landover Hills council extends contract, adds $4,000 for Outlaw Kitties trap‑and‑release program
Summary
The Town Council voted unanimously to extend its contract with Outlaw Kitties and allocate an additional $4,000 to the trap‑and‑release program that fixes, vaccinates and neuters stray cats in Landover Hills.
The Landover Hills Town Council voted March 19 to extend its contract with Outlaw Kitties and provide an additional $4,000 to the nonprofit’s trap‑and‑release program.
Vice Mayor Glenda Johnson moved to extend the existing contract and add $4,000 in funding; Councilman Todd Over seconded the motion and all council members present voted in favor. Town resident Linda Sales had briefed the Council on the program’s work to capture, sterilize and vaccinate stray cats prior to the vote.
Town officials said the allocation will support ongoing catch‑and‑release operations and veterinary services; the meeting minutes do not specify the extended contract term or whether the funds are one‑time or recurring. The action was approved during the meeting’s regular agenda and will be reflected in upcoming budget documents.
The council addressed the item as part of routine town business; no public opposition or amendment to the funding amount was recorded in the minutes.
