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Board approves enforcement amendment to local dog law after roll-call vote
Summary
The Alexandria board adopted an amendment clarifying enforcement for the town’s dog licensing and control law, allowing appointed officers to issue appearance tickets and levying fines payable to the town; roll call recorded four yes votes and one no.
The town adopted an amendment to its dog licensing and control law that clarifies enforcement procedures, including authority for a code enforcement officer or other appointed individual to issue appearance tickets and the imposition of fines payable to the town. Staff read the amendment text aloud and the board discussed how to implement enforcement before moving and approving the amendment.
During the roll call, votes were recorded as follows: Supervisor Sweet — yes; Councilman Hyman — yes; Councilman Thomas — yes; Councilman Davidson — yes; Councilman Craig — no. The measure carried. Staff explained fines must be paid within 30 days and that the town may also pursue civil actions to compel compliance.
