Several citizens were present at Tuesday night’s Brtady City Council meeting to voice their concerns related to the issue of loose and aggressive dogs in the city. Those who spoke discussed their experiences with aggressive dog encounters while out walking in the community and not feeling safe. They asked several questions about the city’s efforts to mitigate the problem. City Manager James Stewart responded that he has met with dispatch asking that any calls related to animal control be followed up by those reporting issues. He stressed the importance of calling 911 to report all incidents with aggressive dogs so they can be documented.
Other items considered by Council include the following –
– Approval of the second reading of Ordinance 1422 on a 5-0 vote to amend the FY 2027 Budget transferring unfinished FY 2026 projects to the FY 2027 budget cycle.
– Approval of the second reading of Ordinance 1423 revising Chapter 14 of the Brady Zoning Ordinance to allow for RV parks/ spots in conjunction with MH zoning via Specific Use Provisions (SUP) with Council Members Moreno, Roddie and Ledezma voting yes and Council Members Owens and Phillips voting no.
– Approved a motion to participate with the County on a grant project through the State to install flood / weather warning sirens in underserved portions of the county but retain the operation and maintenance of the city’s siren system which passed 5-0.
The next Brady City Council meeting will be on November 17, 2026 at 6PM.
