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Leon council OKs $5,000 for spay-and-neuter program with Hickory Hollow
Summary
The council unanimously approved a $5,000 allocation to collaborate with Hickory Hollow on a spay-and-neuter program aimed at meeting the city's animal-control needs. The motion was made by Hank Boucher and seconded by Kyle Combs.
The City of Leon Council approved a $5,000 allocation to collaborate with Hickory Hollow for a spay-and-neuter program intended to address local animal-control needs. Council Member Hank Boucher made the motion and Council President Kyle Combs seconded; the motion passed 4-0. The minutes record the action as intended "to meet the city of Leon's needs" for animal services.
The record does not specify the funding source within the municipal budget or whether the $5,000 is a one-time or ongoing commitment; the motion text in the minutes is brief and provides no implementation timeline or reporting requirement. Council did not record any dissenting votes.
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