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Council pauses humane Pfal trapping program after 2026 census shows 39% decline
Rancho Palos Verdes City Council · July 22, 2026
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Summary
Following a 2026 Pfal census reporting a 39% population decline, the council voted to pause the city's humane Pfal trapping program until a new census is completed in 2027.
The council reviewed the 2026 Pfal census report and was told the annual survey found the overall Pfal population declined by 39% compared with the prior year. Based on that finding, the council voted to pause the city's humane Pfal trapping program until a new census is completed in 2027.
The pause is an interim policy action pending updated population data; council members did not authorize changes to the program's long-term structure or funding at this meeting.
