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City of Grand Terrace Brings Animal Licensing Back to City Hall

By Pat Jacquez-Nares, Community Writer
September 26, 2016 at 04:52pm. Views: 51

GRAND TERRACE>> On Sept. 20, the City of Grand Terrace announced that beginning immediately, all animal licensing returns to City Hall. Last year, the City of San Bernardino handled all animal licensing as part of the Animal Control and Sheltering Services contract. However, that City of Grand Terrace found that the program was not successful and the city will now bring it back to City Hall. “Due to a significant decrease in animal licensing last year, we made the decision to return animal licensing to City Hall,” said City Manager G. Harold Duffey. “We feel that this will better serve our residents, as well as the city, and thank residents for their cooperation.” Grand Terrace staff mailed animal license renewals last week, and are working with the City of San Bernardino to receive updated license information. In the interim, any resident that receives a renewal notice from Grand Terrace that has already paid their fees can provide the city a copy of the license and the records will be updated.

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