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2017/05/11 Found Puppy: This morning Municipal Enforcement impounded a young female German Shepherd cross-breed dog. The story behind locating this little girl is a sad one. Yesterday (2017/05/10) while completing his shift, a Residential Solid Waste Collector found this puppy in a cardboard box in the back of his truck after picking up garbage all day. Municipal Enforcement is actively seeking the owner of this dog to ensure there was no foul play with relation to the dog, and to see if this is just a tragic accident where a young dog managed to get itself into a tough situation. At this time it is unknown how or when the dog was placed into the vehicle, and the Transfer Station where the dog was located is used by multiple municipalities. At this time the puppy is very safe, has been given food and water, and any other necessities. Municipal Enforcement would also like to send out a huge thank you to the person who found this little girl and treated her like a member of their family throughout the night last night. When we took custody of the dog, she was happily fed and watered.

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2017/05/08 This morning Municipal Enforcement received a a tip from a member of the public regarding a small bird that appeared to have fallen from a nest in the cemetery. Upon arrival Municipal Enforcement Officer Larsen was able to identify the small bird as a very young Great Horned Owl and noticed that it appeared that it had fallen from its nest, which was about 30 feet in the tree above where it was located. MEO Larsen was able to contact the Alberta Birds of Prey Foundation in Coaldale before touching the animal and found that the animal had little to no chance of survival without intervention. MEO Larsen was able to transport the young Owlet to the the foundation in nearby Coaldale.. Thanks to quick thinking members of the public and joint efforts from fellow Law Enforcement and the Birds of Prey Foundation, this little Owlet has a second shot at life! Municipal Enforcement would like to thank the person who called the bird in, and wants to remind the public that if you see injured or orphaned wildlife, to contact the professionals and to never touch the animal, this will allow for the best possible situation for the animal, just like what happened this morning!

Burn Pile Closure: May 16th, 18th, and 20th

http://www.cardston.ca/news/2017/5/3/burn-pile-closure-may-16th-18th-and-20th Burn Pile Closure: May 16th, 18th, and 20th

Jim and Mary Kearl Library

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2017/05/01 1400hrs This afternoon Municipal Enforcement attended a call for service in the 200 block of 5 Avenue West, regarding a dog found running at large. Upon arrival the officer took a black female Collie, Labrador, Shepherd cross breed dog into custody, and transported her to the impound facility. If you, or someone you know owns this dog, please contact Municipal Enforcement (403) 653 3366. 2017/05/01 1434hrs The owner of this dog has been located, but Municipal Enforcement would like to remind the community to be sure to practice responsible ownership, and always ensure your dog has a good form of identification.

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2017/04/28 This morning, Cardston Municipal Enforcement responded to a call for service regarding a dog running at large near the 300 block of 6 Avenue West. Upon arrival officers picked up an intact male Pitbull breed dog. If you or someone you know owns this dog, please contact the Town of Cardston Municipal Enforcement at (403) 653 3366.

Canada's Mormon Trail Chautauqua

Mayor of Cardston Arrested! (Children's Charity Jail-N-Bail)

http://www.cardston.ca/news/2017/4/27/mayor-of-cardston-arrested-childrens-charity-jail-n-bail Mayor of Cardston Arrested! (Children's Charity Jail-N-Bail)

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Spring Cleanup will be the week of May 8th - 12th. To register for a pick up, visit www.cardston.ca and register online.

Strengthening Volunteer Boards

http://www.cardston.ca/upcoming-events/2017/5/13/strengthening-volunteer-boards

2017 Season Pool Passes

http://www.cardston.ca/news/2017/4/27/2017-season-pool-passes 2017 Season Pool Passes Individual Pass: $100.00 *Family Pass: $200.00 *Family Pass regular cost includes up to 6 family members (max 2 adults) additional children may be included for a reduced fee of $30 per child.

Cardston Municipal Enforcement is still trying to identify the owner of a cell phone brought to the Town Office in September of 2016. It is a black LG smart phone with a pink case. If you or someone you know has been missing a phone, please attend the Town Office, and be ready to unlock the device. Municipal Enforcement deals with many found items throughout the year, and would like to remind the public, that should you lose any type of item, from a bicycle to a cell phone, to contact the Town of Cardston Municipal Enforcement to find out if it has been turned in.