During Public Comment time, ask:

• Where's the public safety threat if no animal incidents have occurred since June/early July? ( which was during the coyotes' pupping season, when they're protective, and people may have been walking dogs near their dens)
• Where's the public safety threat if no humans have been assaulted or bitten or otherwise attacked?
• Where's the public safety threat if police easily dispersed coyotes, two months ago, who were said to be "too close" to a person on Short Beach?
• As there seems to be no immediate public safety threat, where is the harm in allowing a team of experts to recondition the coyotes for free?
• Why would you rather kill coyotes than change their behavior and the human behavior that caused them to increase their tolerance to humans?

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