Updated 62-year-old animal ordinance in the works, police ask for public input

EUREKA, Calif. (KIEM)-A current Eureka City Animal Ordinance written 62-years-ago needs an update, and the Eureka Police Department want the publics input.

EPD will host a virtual public ordinance meeting to introduce and discuss the proposed animal ordinance on Tuesday March 9th at 5 p.m.

The ordinance has only had small updates within the past three decades, the reason EPD want to draft an updated version that fits our current times.

The workshop will cover the proposed changes and offer the public a chance to make comments.

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EPD Capt. Brian Stephens says the ordinance is not intended as a new revenue stream for the city.

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“You’re already required to license your dogs, and if anything, we built an incentive for owning more animals there are discounts building to the new fee schedule as it relates to the animal ordinance,” he said. “We have a presentation put together to try to help walk through what the changes are to the code.

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“I am really hoping that people will join us on Tuesday.”

A link to the draft ordinance in its entirety can be found by clicking here.