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Environmental health staff report licenses current; Driftless Human Society assists with feral-cat cases
Summary
Staff said agent-program licenses are paid and three staff attended a statewide conference; the department is working with the Driftless Human Society on four open feral-cat cases and closed one case in September.
Vernon County environmental-health staff reported that all agent-program licenses are current and that three staff members attended the Wisconsin Environmental Health Association conference in La Crosse.
Health Officer Amy Kleiber described the department's involvement in a feral-cat situation handled in collaboration with the Driftless Human Society. Kleiber said there are four open cases related to the situation and one case closed in September. No enforcement outcomes or fines were detailed in the minutes.
The board received the report as informational; no enforcement actions or new regulations were adopted at the meeting.
