Sussex will pay more for dog control
Rieley said he was shocked at the amount the county pays for animal-control services. “How much input from Sussex County is there? Can we influence the process and not just pay the bill?” he asked. “We are writing a pretty big check, and I would like to have input.” Motoyoshi said staff could have other conversations with county officials when needed. “We can come here to get feedback,” she said. At the request of District 1 Council President Mike Vincent, Motoyoshi said her office would start submitting quarterly reports to the county. “I'm also concerned about the price tag. Y...