Animal Services Launches New Lost and Found Pet Reporting Site
Within 24 hours of the devastating tornados striking Arlington in April 2012, a web site was launched to provide the public a place to report lost and found pets.
Animal Services Manager Chris Huff with Gina and Glenn Cole of Studio Works Photography
Studio Works Photography Brings Smiles
"Sit, stay, smile" was the theme of the 6th annual festive pet and pet parent photography event.
Studio Works Photography provided pet portrait sessions to help raise donations for the animal shelter, and generously donated $1,111 to go towards funding of educational programs and services provided by Arlington Animal Services.
Summer is quickly approaching, with many Arlington residents contemplating taking a dip in their swimming pool. Swimming pool maintenance season is an ongoing responsibility. Arlington residents are responsible for ensuring their residential swimming pools and hot tubs are maintained all year, and in compliance with the city'sNuisance Ordinances.
A stagnant swimming pool can pose a health hazard to the community. City ordinances are intended to benefit everyone while making our neighborhoods a better place to live, work, and play.
The before photo on the right is an example of a stagnant swimming pool, with an after photo showing the violation removed.