Outdoor cat population and TNR program enforcement
White Plains
Summary
A resident wants the city to renew its trap-neuter-vaccinate-return contract and pass an ordinance requiring sterilization of cats allowed outdoors, because some feeders refuse to cooperate and cat populations keep growing.
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Last discussed May 4, 2026.
Impact analysis
Renewing the TNR contract will require city funding when it comes up for renewal.
Homeowners dealing with property damage and health hazards from roaming cats, and the cats themselves through the TNR program.
Cat feeders who refuse to cooperate could face new legal obligations under a sterilization ordinance.
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