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Resident urges county action after two dog bites in Redwood neighborhood

September 29, 2026 | Guadalupe County, Texas


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Resident urges county action after two dog bites in Redwood neighborhood
Veronica Reyes, who identified herself as a resident of the Redwood neighborhood in Precinct 2, told the court the neighborhood is "facing an urgent and growing public safety threat" from aggressive dogs and said "this year alone, we have documented at least 2 dog bites in the Redwood neighborhood." She asked commissioners for guidance because, she said, calls to police and animal control have not produced further action.

Reyes described children, elderly residents and families who feel unsafe walking to mailboxes and in front yards and asked whether the county could help with measures such as sworn affidavits, sheriff's office involvement or other administrative steps. The judge thanked her for the comments; no formal county action was announced during the meeting. The matter was entered on the record under "citizens to be heard" for future follow‑up by staff.

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