The Town of Dickinson Dog Control office is a government division dedicated to the enforcement and oversight of local animal control laws, specifically in relation to canines, within the Town of Dickinson in Broome County, New York. Operating under the town’s municipal government, this department ensures public safety and promotes responsible pet ownership by managing stray, lost, or nuisance dogs in accordance with New York State and local ordinances. It is important to note that this office does not service the City of Binghamton, focusing exclusively on areas within the Town of Dickinson’s jurisdiction.

As part of its core responsibilities, the Dog Control office investigates complaints regarding dog-related disturbances, picks up stray and abandoned dogs, and works to reunite lost pets with their owners. The department may also issue citations for leash law violations and unlicensed animals, helping to maintain community order and safety. In special cases, they coordinate with local shelters when housing or adoption services are required. Through community outreach and education, the Dog Control office also plays a role in promoting animal welfare and awareness of local pet laws.

Key Services:

– Enforcement of dog licensing and leash laws
– Response to dog-related complaints and disturbances
– Stray dog pickup and impoundment
– Assistance with locating and returning lost dogs
– Issuance of violations for non-compliant pet owners
– Coordination with shelters for housing/adoption services
– Public education on responsible dog ownership
– Jurisdiction-specific coverage within the Town of Dickinson (excluding the City of Binghamton)