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Residents report recurring garbage, dogs running at large on Smith Road; court date set

Town Board of Thurston · August 20, 2025
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Summary

Sam Dick told the board that garbage and dogs running at large persist on Smith Road; Supervisor Michael Volino said the property owner is scheduled to appear in justice court in September. Dog Control Officer Randy Akins reported multiple lost/found dogs and announced a free rabies clinic on Sept. 25 (6–8 p.m.).

During public comment, resident Sam Dick reported ongoing problems with garbage accumulation and dogs running at large on Smith Road. Town Supervisor Michael Volino said he had spoken with the Code Enforcement Officer and the Town Justice and that the property owner is scheduled to appear in court in September over the violations.

Dog Control Officer Randy Akins gave a departmental report detailing recent calls: one lost dog recovered on Tucker Road, one found dog on Bonny Hill Road returned to its owner, a dog‑bite call reported by the fire chief, and repeated complaints about dogs on Smith Road. Akins also announced a free rabies clinic on Sept. 25 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Town Highway Shop.