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Council doubles down on simpler animal licensing: cats $5, dogs $10

McClusky City Council · April 14, 2026
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Summary

After searching past minutes and discussing tag costs and enforcement, the council voted to set cat licenses at $5 and dog licenses at $10 with existing late fees unchanged; members cited tag costs and enforcement clarity.

The McClusky City Council approved a standardized animal licensing fee schedule, setting cat licenses at $5 and dog licenses at $10. The motion clarified that a $25 late fee and a permit process for extra animals remain in effect.

Council members said they could not find a definitive historical record for the previous fee schedule in the minutes and opted to simplify the structure. One member summarized the change as part of streamlining enforcement: “So make a motion for animal licenses cats for five and dogs for 10,” a member said during the meeting. The motion carried by voice vote.