DTA was made aware of a serious incident today involving a resident and his dogs being attacked by a large loose dog near the back lake. Thankfully, the incident was not as serious as it could have been, but this is a very real safety concern.

We have also received concerns from other residents about dogs being walked or allowed outside without a leash. Loose dogs can create dangerous situations, even if they are normally friendly. They may frighten children, approach other pets, or cause injury if they become scared, excited, or aggressive.

This is a reminder that all dogs must be kept on a leash when outside of your property. Dogs found off leash may result in a $100 fine for each occurrence.

During the Annual Meeting, Sgt. Walker informed residents that dogs must be restrained under Harris County regulations, including in our neighborhood. Residents may contact the Constable’s Office to report dogs that are off-leash or not properly restrained.

DTA appreciates everyone’s cooperation in helping keep LOCF safe, clean, and enjoyable for all residents.

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