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c)Provides capture and transport of contained dogs and cats, and evaluates requests for other animal species on a case-by-case basis in coordination with law enforcement. d)Ends call response if the rightful owner is identified or a response is cancelled, with service fees still applicable. CACC is not responsible for collecting ownership information provided by a finder. 2.Operations & Availability a)Supplies all necessary equipment to perform contracted services. b)Remains available for call response at all times, however generally responding only to urgent or high-priority cases. 3.Records & Municipal Support a)Maintains accurate records of its activities and makes them available to the municipality upon request. b)Assists municipalities in interpreting and refining animal ordinances or procedures to promote humane treatment and public safety. Fee Schedule – RESERVE ANIMAL CONTROL Monthly Retainer Pricing Call Response/Dispatch Service Fees by Human Population Daytime call response (7:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m.): $100 per call Overnight call response (7:00 p.m. – 7:00 a.m.): $175 per call Mileage: Round-trip mileage at IRS business rate PopulationRetainer Multiple-animal fee: $35 per additional animal when two or more animals are involved in the same call (litters under 3 A: <1,000$25 months count as one animal) 1,001–2,000$40 Enforcement duties: $45 per hour for enforcement-related work, 2,001–3,000$50 including but not limited to: o Court hearings and testimony 3,001–5,000$75 o Animal welfare checks 5,001–20,000$100 o Kennel inspections 20,001–50,000$125 o Bite and dangerous dog investigations o Seizure of animals 50,001–50,000$150 o Cruelty/neglect case processing H: 50,001+$200 o Other enforcement activities as required Holiday response surcharge: $80 per call Scope of Services – FULL-SERVICE ANIMAL CONTROL The purpose of the Full-Service Animal Control agreement is to relieve law enforcement of the day- to-day responsibility of stray animal pickup and to provide direct enforcement of animal-related laws. CACC collaborates closely with law enforcement on investigations involving animal cruelty, neglect, abandonment, outdoor housing, and related issues. Provides extensive support and handling of potentially dangerous & dangerous dog cases, alleviating officers from these cases beyond their initial response and incident report. This approach allows officers to focus on public safety while ensuring animals are managed professionally, humanely, and in compliance with municipal ordinances and state statutes. As this service is also in addition to the impound service, the fees listed below are in addition to the impound fees. Qbhf!347!pg!354