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Resident raises dog concerns at Asotin trailer park; mayor says management addressing issue
Summary
At the March 23 meeting, resident Derrick Mitchell asked the council about dogs in a local trailer park; Mayor Dwayne Paris said he had met with property management and that they are addressing the problem, and no formal council action was taken.
Derrick Mitchell, a resident listed as present at the meeting, asked the Asotin City Council whether there would be a separate meeting about the trailer park and voiced concern that "nothing is being done" about dogs there.
Mayor Dwayne Paris responded that there would not be a separate meeting that night and said he had met with the property management company and that "they are addressing the issue." The mayor did not announce any formal enforcement action or ordinance changes at the meeting. The council took no vote on the matter and no follow-up item was placed on the agenda during the session.
The exchange occurred during oral communications near the start of the March 23 meeting. Residents seeking formal action or clarification were not given a timeline for enforcement at the meeting; the mayor’s comments indicate staff-level contact with property management but no council-directed enforcement or regulatory action was recorded.
