Councilman Prigge renews his crusade against all “pit bulls” and their owners due to the irresponsibility of a few. Upon passage of a non-breed-specific ordinance back in March, Prigge stated he would reintroduce BSL if another “pit bull” attacked. Was there going to be another “pit bull” bite in Elgin? Of course. There were probably quite a few non-”pit bull” attacks since then as well, but that doesn’t seem to concern Prigge.
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Next city council meeting: June 9. Council meetings take place begin at 6 p.m. and are held at the Centre’s Heritage Ballroom, 100 Symphony Way, Elgin, IL.
Contact information for city council:
City of Elgin, Illinois
Diane Robertson, City Clerk
150 Dexter Ct., 2nd Floor, Elgin, IL 60120-5570
Phone: 847-931-5660
Fax: 847-931-6027
robertson_d@cityofelgin.org
Edward Schock, Mayor, mayor@cityofelgin.org
Council Members:
Richard Dunne, rdunne@cityofelgin.org
Robert Gilliam, gilliam_r@cityofelgin.org
David Kaptain, kaptain_d@cityofelgin.org
John Prigge, prigge_j@cityofelgin.org
F. John Steffen, steffen_j@cityofelgin.org
Mike Warren, warren_m@cityofelgin.org
Officers kill two pit bulls after boy attacked in Elgin
By Eric Peterson | Daily Herald Staff
5/30/2010 12:24 PMWill Elgin leaders reconsider stricter laws for pit bulls and their owners?
That’s one question that has been raised after a weekend incident in which officers shot and killed two loose pit bull dogs after one bit a 9-year-old boy in front of about 100 people at the fountain at Festival Park….
In March, Elgin councilmen enacted a new law classifying any dog that attacks another animal or human as “dangerous,” triggering a number of added regulations for the owner of such an animal.
Full story retrieved May 31, 2010 from http://www.dailyherald.com/story/?id=384671



