Summary
A resident asked the council to take up regional deer population management with neighboring cities, and to have Parks and Rec review whether golf course fertilizers and herbicides could be switched to organic alternatives.
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Last discussed Jan 14, 2026.
Impact analysis
Taxpayers might end up footing the bill if the city hires professional wildlife control services to manage the animals.
Residents concerned about deer damage and chemical exposure, including golf course neighbors.
Local wildlife will face disruption as the city figures out how to push them out or thin their numbers.
Mentions & discussions (2)
City Council - Jan 14, 2026
A resident asked the council to take up regional deer population management with neighboring cities, and to have Parks and Rec review whether golf course fertilizers and herbicides could be switched to organic alternatives.
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