Summary
Residents near a ravine say dead and nuisance animals are left uncollected, forcing them to pay private companies hundreds of dollars. Council acknowledged the issue and said animal control funding may be considered in next year's budget.
At a glance
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Last discussed May 4, 2026.
Impact analysis
Residents are paying private companies out of pocket; any city animal control service would be a new budget item.
Residents living near ravines and green space would benefit from restored pickup service.
Homeowners near ravines currently pay for removal themselves and face property damage and health hazards.
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