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Council raises safety concerns after two dog-bite incidents; Animal Control did not return calls
Summary
RVAMAC heard reports of two recent dog-bite incidents in Round Valley and noted Animal Control did not return phone calls; members discussed the public-safety implications but recorded no formal action.
The council discussed uncontained and abandoned dogs as a public-safety issue after the agenda recorded two recent bite incidents: one person bitten in the Henderson Road/Tabor Lane area and a second bitten on Hill Road. The minutes state that "Animal Control did not return phone call," a failure of response the advisory council noted while considering possible next steps.
Members listed the item as discussion/possible action but recorded no formal motion or referral at the May 6 meeting. The matter remains an outstanding local public-safety concern; the minutes do not specify who will follow up with Animal Control or provide a contact path for residents complaining about loose dogs.
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