Quality of life concerns Sample Clauses

Quality of life concerns. In-progress violations of the Town’s municipal code for quality of life issues for Town residents (e.g. loud noise complaints; in-progress animal control calls like barking dogs, aggressive dogs-at-large, etc.; and/or aggressive or injured wildlife calls, etc.) should be handled by the contracted deputy during the contracted hours. In general, the Town prefers written warnings be issued on first offenses for violations of the Town codes, unless multiple offenses occur during the same shift. Written warnings are issued on the Town-provided forms and are returned to the Town’s police clerk for data entry. Violations of the Town’s municipal code that do not require immediate action (e.g. abandoned vehicle, noxious weed, land use violation complaints, etc.), including repetitive noise or animal violations that do not occur during a single shift, are referred to the Town’s police department for follow-up during non- contracted hours. As needed, the Town Marshal may request the assistance of the contracted deputy to issue summonses or conduct follow-up investigation during the contracted hours, related to quality of life violations of the Town’s code.
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