Warden updates payment agreement with ACPR
A loose dog stands in the street outside the Warden Police Station after a February Warden City Council meeting. The council unanimously approved Tuesday an increase in the city’s payment per dog for dogs sent to Adams County Pet Rescue from $50 to $150.
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Warden City Administrator Kriss Schuler, left, and City Attorney Anna Franz, right, participate in council discussion during Tuesday evening’s Warden City Council meeting at Warden Police Station.
WARDEN — Warden City Council members voted unanimously Tuesday to increase the payment per animal for dogs sent to Adams County Pet Rescue from $50 to $150, updating the city’s five-year-old agreement with the shelter and potentially helping the city pick up more strays.
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