Please Be Aware – Coyote Attack at Memorial Forest

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October 15, 2024

Last week, a resident was attacked by a rabid coyote at Memorial Forest. The coyote has been removed but we ask you to be aware as you walk the conservation lands. Be mindful of your surrounding and please report any strange animal behaviors. As always, make sure you keep your dogs on a leash and do not approach wildlife. Click here for more information on how you can prevent conflicts with coyote.

Please report any incidents to your local Police Department so the Animal Control Officer can investigate any concerns.

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Please Be Aware – Coyote Attack at Memorial Forest

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