Receive report on county animal services complaints and fee increases
In Plain English
Richmond residents have been filing complaints about poor animal control services from Contra Costa County. The county wants to raise fees while reducing services in a new contract. The Animal Rights Coalition will present concerns about slow response times and limited services to help city council decide on the new agreement.
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