Pasadena warns residents about off‑leash dog citations under municipal code
May 22, 2026 | Pasadena, Los Angeles County, California
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The City of Pasadena reminded residents to keep dogs on a leash in public parks after an increase in reports of off‑leash pets, the Rose City Report said. Sasha Grimes read the announcement on Pasadena Media.
The bulletin said dogs are allowed off‑leash only in designated areas, including Alice's Dog Park at Villa-Vieja Park and the Pasadena Playhouse Village Dog Park. Under Pasadena Municipal Code 6.12.010, owners who violate the rule could face citation and fines up to $500, the announcement stated.
Officials told listeners that enforcement began in May 2025, with Pasadena Humane conducting patrols and educating the public. Residents who observe off‑leash dogs outside designated areas were encouraged to contact Pasadena Humane.
The bulletin said dogs are allowed off‑leash only in designated areas, including Alice's Dog Park at Villa-Vieja Park and the Pasadena Playhouse Village Dog Park. Under Pasadena Municipal Code 6.12.010, owners who violate the rule could face citation and fines up to $500, the announcement stated.
Officials told listeners that enforcement began in May 2025, with Pasadena Humane conducting patrols and educating the public. Residents who observe off‑leash dogs outside designated areas were encouraged to contact Pasadena Humane.
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