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Residents raise animal-control and code-enforcement concerns; council hears neighborhood frustration
Summary
A resident reported containing an aggressive, starving dog and sought help transporting it to Greenhill Humane Society; Councilor Dylan Cheatham said residents expressed frustration about slow enforcement of code violations and anti-social behavior in the Hemlock neighborhood.
Westfir resident Nancy Isham, appearing by video, asked for volunteer help to crate an aggressive, starving dog so it could be taken to Greenhill Humane Society in Eugene.
Separately, Councilor Dylan Cheatham told the council that citizens had expressed frustration and apathy about a perceived lack of city action on code violations and anti-social behavior in the Hemlock neighborhood. The council did not take formal action at the meeting but acknowledged both matters for follow-up.
