By Rebecca Dopp
Times-News Correspondent
Kyle Dodge updated the Mona City Council with his
position as animal control officer.
He said that there had been some complaints with the
barking and had to put down straw to cut down on the echo in
the temporary facility.
He also said that he had tried to get the truck
inspected and was told by Harmon Tire that the tires
wouldn't pass, and that the couldn't do an inspection
because the truck didn't have a VIN number visible and no
paperwork.
Everd Squire, treasurer, said that he had the
paperwork with the VIN number on it and to come and get it.
Dodge asked what his jurisdiction covered. He said
that he had been asked to come out to Young Living Farms,
but told them that the truck wasn't licensed and couldn't
drive out that far.
He asked the council about the status of a permanent
animal control building to house the animals. Harry Newell,
council member, said that they didn't know what available
city property could be used. Mayor Bryce Lynn said they
would have to look into that matter.
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