Involving the community at the earliest stages is smart politically. It fosters civic engagement and shares the burden of responsibility of decisions.
A southern Indiana city is looking for ways to deal with worries over more deer showing up in urban and suburban areas.
The Bloomington City Council on Wednesday unanimously approved creating a community deer task force following complaints from residents that the animals pose a safety risk.
Councilman Dave Rollo says he hopes the group will present its recommendations by September.
In September, a petition with 500 signatures was presented to City Council members and Monroe County commissioners asking them to create the task force.
Source: WTHR
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