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Council moves pest-control services in-house after vendor changes

Bryce Canyon City Council · July 8, 2026
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Summary

With Bulls Eye no longer spraying lawns or fertilizing, the council approved bringing pest-control services in-house and tasked the mayor with exploring purchase of existing traps; motion passed after a proposal by Mike Stevens.

Council discussed moving pest-control services in-house after Bulls Eye stopped providing lawn spraying and fertilizing and some traps remained on site. Mike Stevens moved to in-house the service; Kam Roundy seconded and the motion passed. Mayor Shiloh Syrett said he will contact Bulls Eye about the possibility of purchasing existing traps.

The change shifts operational responsibility to city staff and may require procurement of supplies or training; the council did not specify a detailed budget during the meeting.