Hawaii County to change barking dog enforcement code
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STORY SUMMARY
Voice of Stephanie Salazar South Kona councilwoman Brenda Ford wants to re-write the county code when it comes to barking dogs… At present, a police officer responding to a call about barking dog must wait for one hour to determine if the animal is being a continued nuisance. Ford says this is an unreasonable burden […]
Voice of Stephanie Salazar
South Kona councilwoman Brenda Ford wants to re-write the county code when it comes to barking dogs…
At present, a police officer responding to a call about barking dog must wait for one hour to determine if the animal is being a continued nuisance. Ford says this is an unreasonable burden for the police department.
The issue was debated at a committee meeting earlier this month.
There were two testifierson the subject, and their opinions represented both sides of the issue when it comes to man’s best friend as a potential noise-pest.
The Council Committee on Human Services, Social Services and Public Safety gave bill 27 a positive recommendation. It now goes to the full council for first reading on April 6th.
by Big Island Video News
on at
STORY SUMMARY
Voice of Stephanie Salazar South Kona councilwoman Brenda Ford wants to re-write the county code when it comes to barking dogs… At present, a police officer responding to a call about barking dog must wait for one hour to determine if the animal is being a continued nuisance. Ford says this is an unreasonable burden […]
Voice of Stephanie Salazar
South Kona councilwoman Brenda Ford wants to re-write the county code when it comes to barking dogs…
At present, a police officer responding to a call about barking dog must wait for one hour to determine if the animal is being a continued nuisance. Ford says this is an unreasonable burden for the police department.
The issue was debated at a committee meeting earlier this month.
There were two testifierson the subject, and their opinions represented both sides of the issue when it comes to man’s best friend as a potential noise-pest.
The Council Committee on Human Services, Social Services and Public Safety gave bill 27 a positive recommendation. It now goes to the full council for first reading on April 6th.