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		<title>Who&#8217;ll Let the Dogs Out? Days from Deadline, Cecil County Scrambles to Handle Animal Control</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[A Cecil Times Special Report Just days before a Friday deadline for Cecil County to assume responsibility for animal control, the county government is scrambling to cobble together a plan using wildlife trappers/pest removal contractors and a commercial boarding kennel, which is currently unlicensed, to handle emergency-only calls for help. What emerged from a discussion at a County Commissioners’ worksession Tuesday, and follow up interviews by Cecil Times, is that the county is contemplating a bare bones, dire emergency only level of services and even those services are in a state of uncertainty and confusion. An impromptu committee&#8211; consisting of County Administrator Al Wein, Emergency Services Director Richard Brooks, Budget Director Craig Whiteford, Treasurer William Feehley, County Health Officer Stephanie Garrity and other health department staff—has been working on a plan to handle animal control for several weeks. But with just days to go, county officials were still unclear Tuesday on who citizens should call with animal complaints and how injured animals would be cared for in emergency situations. And a wildlife trapper hired by the county expressed concerns that the number of calls for animal services he would have to respond to may have been understated by county officials. [&#8230;]]]></description>
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