The City Council voted unanimously to approve non-lethal solutions to address coyote problems on Monday.  The Council directed the Pasadena Public Health Department (PPHD) to increase public outreach and education to promote the culture of hazing, removal of coyote attractants, and compliance with laws prohibiting wildlife feeding; improving local coyote reporting systems and bringing in a panel of coyote experts to improve understanding of effective approaches. The City will hire a consultant to conduct a field of study where community … Continue reading City Council Approves Non-Lethal Solutions to Address Coyote Concerns in Pasadena