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Fulton County keeps 2027 dog-license and related fees unchanged; deadline extended
Summary
Dog Warden Brian Banister recommended no fee changes and the commissioners adopted a fee schedule for 2027 that maintains current rates (single-year license $24; three-year $72; permanent $240) and extends the no-penalty purchase deadline to coincide with the county's first-half real-estate tax due date. Drug-enforcement dogs will receive tags at no charge.
Dog Warden Brian Banister told the board he recommended keeping the dog-license and related fees unchanged for 2027. The Fulton County commissioners adopted Resolution 2026-530, maintaining the single-year license at $24 (with a $24 late fee), a three-year license at $72, and a permanent license at $240. Kennel licensing remains $120, boarding $10 per day, redemption $20, adoption $15, euthanasia $50 and disposal $50. The resolution also lists OSU College of Veterinary Medicine vaccine fees as $0.20 (1 yr), $0.60 (3 yr) and $2.00 (permanent) per Ohio Revised Code references.
The board extended the deadline for purchasing licenses without penalty to coincide with the Fulton County first-half real-estate tax due date. The resolution includes a waiver of the fee for drug-law enforcement dogs used by Fulton County law enforcement agencies, which will be issued tags without charge. The motion passed 3-0.
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