Summary
Kenner is bringing in a St. Rose native to help tackle a growing hog and coyote problem. If you’ve seen wild animals around your neighborhood, the city is finally taking action. The goal is to reduce nuisance wildlife and the safety and property headaches that come with it.
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Impact analysis
Taxpayers may see city money go toward wildlife-control efforts, with possible savings if property damage and nuisance calls drop.
Residents, pet owners, and homeowners dealing with hogs or coyotes should benefit from safer neighborhoods and less property damage.
No groups negatively affected, though the targeted hogs and coyotes bear the direct impact of control measures.
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