County schedules public hearing on proposed animal control ordinance
The board set an Oct. 13, 2026 public hearing for a proposed animal control ordinance; staff will refine fines and intake procedures and consult the Sheriff's Office on large animal intake procedures before advertising.
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County Attorney Greg Steuerwald introduced a proposed animal control ordinance and said a separate ordinance for the Animal Shelter would follow. He and Animal Shelter Director Christy Roberts discussed whether proposed fines are adequate to address recurring animal issues and whether intake procedures are in place for large farm animals. Steuerwald and Roberts said they will consult the Sheriff's Office before advertising the ordinance.
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