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Committee forwards two dangerous-animal ordinance amendments to public hearing
Summary
Price County Law Enforcement Committee voted April 9 to forward amendments to ordinances 223-19 and 223-44.1, aimed at addressing habitual animal offenders and their premises, sending both measures to public hearing.
The Price County Law Enforcement Committee voted April 9 to forward amendments to two county ordinances addressing habitual animal offenders and their premises to public hearing. Committee members Robert Kopisch and Patricia Stephan moved to approve amendments to ordinance 223-19 and ordinance 223-44.1; both motions carried.
The changes were presented during the Sheriff’s Office department report as measures intended to strengthen the county’s ability to address repeat animal offenses associated with particular households. The committee took no final action other than forwarding both amendments to a public hearing for broader input.
