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Dog Parks & Off-Leash Hours In Los Altos: Resident Input Sought

Give your two cents to city staff in an online survey as they weigh dog activity in local parks.

LOS ALTOS, CA – As the City of Los Altos ponders park amenities and inclusion of dogs at sites, officials are seeking the input of the community in an online survey.

Responses are due by Wednesday, March 7.

According to city staff: "There are currently 11 city-owned parks/nature preserves in the City of Los Altos. The city offers several amenities within these parks, which range from playground equipment to tennis courts. The Los Altos Parks and Recreation Commission is working with the city to learn more about the interests of the community as it relates to dog activity in the parks.

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"To accomplish this, the Commission would like to gather input from both the dog-owning and non-dog- owning community on the possible inclusion of dog-friendly amenities and policies within the parks. Regardless of dog ownership, the Parks and Recreation Commission would like to hear the public’s thoughts on this topic."

Residents' answers will aid staff in community desire and concerns regarding dog activity in Los Altos parks.

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