Dog License Renewal Reminder for Onalaska Residents

Onalaska, WALocal News

All 2024 dog licenses in Onalaska have expired, prompting local residents to renew their licenses immediately. The fees are established at $12 for altered dogs and $23 for intact dogs, making it financially feasible for pet owners to comply with local regulations. To facilitate the renewal process, residents can use a drop box to submit payments, but they must also provide a copy of the current rabies certificate and a self-addressed stamped envelope for the return of their tags. This renewal process is important not only for adhering to local laws but also for promoting responsible pet ownership and community safety. The article emphasizes the importance of timely licensing and offers contact details for local officials, including Chairperson Stan Hauser and other supervisors, who can assist with any questions.

Engaging with local government ensures that pet owners remain informed and compliant with the necessary regulations. By renewing their licenses, residents contribute to a safer environment for pets and the community alike. For more information, residents are encouraged to reach out to the provided contacts.

Related Articles

Chip sealing - Town of Onalaska

The Town of Onalaska will begin chip sealing operations during the week of June 23 in various neighborhoods, including Filler Court, Meadow Estates, Pinewood Addition, and Walden Acres. These efforts aim to improve road conditions and extend the life of the pavement.

Committee Vacancies - Town of Onalaska

The Town of Onalaska announces committee vacancies, inviting residents to apply for positions. Interested individuals should contact Town Chair Paula via email for more information. This outreach aims to engage the community in local governance.

Schilling Road Reconstruction Project

The Schilling Road Reconstruction Project commenced on May 14, 2025, at 15:06 local time. This initiative aims to improve local infrastructure and traffic flow in the area. The project is expected to enhance safety and accessibility for residents and visitors alike.