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Animal Care Officers are responsible for various types of animal-related matters. They are responsible not only for enforcing the local ordinance and impounding dogs that are running at large, but also for bite case investigations, animal attacks, neglect and abuse investigation, court appearances, public education, training efforts, wild animal issues, inspection of commercial facilities, and low cost spay neuter clinics and vaccination clinics. As our community grows, so does the volume of callers who need assistance from these officers. All complaints received are prioritized according to the safety issues involved for humans and animals.

Animal Care Services & Vector Control is comprised of four branches:

  • Field Enforcement and Investigations
     
  • Shelter and Adoptions
     
  • Veterinarian Clinic
     
  • Vector Control
     

All these branches are under the direction of the Program Manager.