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Police office proposes new dog kennel behind fire station
Summary
An agency official filling in for Chief Murison proposed relocating and rebuilding the municipal dog kennel behind the fire station with a 24-by-10-foot concrete pad, six-foot vinyl privacy fence, insulated dog houses or heat pads, and automatic waterers; staff will present pricing at the next council meeting.
An agency official speaking for Chief Murison (S9) outlined a plan to replace and relocate the city's dog kennel to a site behind the fire station. The proposal calls for a roughly 24-by-10-foot concrete pad to hold three to four kennels, a covered roof, a six-foot vinyl privacy fence, low-maintenance materials, and heated pads for smaller dogs. The plan would trench for power and a water line with a frost-free hydrant and install automatic waterers for constant fresh water.
The official said they had begun collecting cost estimates and expected to bring a price list to the next council for review and potential approval. Council members discussed maintenance and sanitation improvements as a principal benefit of the relocation.
