Animal Complaints

GENERAL COMPLAINTS:

Respond on all animal complaints, including injured wild animal complaints 

Dead animals on private property are the responsibility of the property owner to remove

Dead animals on the roadway should be referred to the police desk for disposal by Public Works

Respond on domestic animal complaints, any animal bites, wild animals that are a threat to the safety or property of the community (including animals trapped in houses, garages or in window wells)     

Complaints about animals in traps or trap requests are referred to the non-emergency number 

Wild animal problems are referred to the non-emergency number 

Dead animals on private property are the responsibility of the property owner to remove

Dead animals on the roadway should be referred to the desk for disposal by Public Works

Responds to all domestic animal situations

Situations involving wildlife are handled through the non-emergency number

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CATS COMPLAINTS:

Have no ordinance against stray cats and will not respond unless cat is sick or injured

Respond if a cat is sick, injured or holding

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COYOTE COMPLAINTS: 

Respond on all coyote complaints and sightings

Respond if coyote is sick/injured or endangering people but not for general sightings