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Coyotes

What concrete steps should the City take to protect residents and pets?

Ashley Cintas · Challenger

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Calls for monthly incident and response-time reporting, education and enforcement. Would consider another officer after sustained increases in verified incidents or repeated staffing-related failures to meet response standards.

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“I would not choose an arbitrary staffing number without a baseline. The City should publish monthly coyote calls, verified attacks, response times, after-hours gaps, education requests and officer workload. I would support another officer if verified incidents rise materially for two consecutive quarters or the department repeatedly misses an adopted response-time standard because of staffing. Now, the City should map incidents, improve fast reporting, expand resident hazing and attractant education, enforce feeding rules and coordinate with County and state wildlife experts.”

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