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Fairfield, Ohio, receives $3 million in federal funds for planning and development work on removing an at-grade railroad crossing on Symmes Road.
According to Journal-News, in two weeks the city is expected to update legislation to allow the use of cage-type live traps to control the coyote population.
The draft of the city's proposed coyote management plan is posted on the city website and council will continue discussions this month.
Fairfield council will continue talking about its plan to deal with aggressive coyotes at its meeting at 7 p.m. Monday, Feb. 27.
A transition to a fulltime fire department in 2023 along with inflationary costs has resulted in a budget that is nearly 15 percent higher than 2022