Rosemead Public Safety

A service worker from the city of Rosemead just showed up at our door at 5:30PM on Christmas Eve bothering us about a dog license. Stood there lecturing my sister and not even with his inside voice. I got into the conversation and told him we’ll take care of it just not on Christmas Eve is that okay or am I out of place here? Over the years I feel like the city workers are getting out of hand nit picking and citing every minor offense they possibly can for our hard earn money.

We need prevention, protection, and safety from the Coyotes, the predators running lose in the Urban areas and Rosemead Public Safety/​Animal Control is doing nothing. Coyotes sighting on 8÷8÷2015 at 9:40 pm, Walnut Grove Ave, between Fern and Garvey. We do not want tragic incidents to happen.

Today I learned from Public Safety/​Animal Control that since humans invaded the natural habitat of coyotes (thousands of freaking years ago) they are a protected species. ok, but.
This means that if you happen to find a coyote roaming your residential neighborhood, preying on your pets for food for it’s cubs, and leaving shredding up dog remains (I.e. dog eyes, pieces of jaws, skin, cat guts) in your backyard, the department won’t do a thing! **AKA shout out to everyone on Charlotte Ave in San Gabriel who has been dealing with this the past month)**
But here’s the logic I don’t understand, I didn’t ask for the animal to be put down, yet they refused to come by to at least pick it up to release back into the wild out of their duty to protect and serve the wild animal (and no a residential street is not considered the wild since we invaded it in 1780, that’s a stupid a$$ argument). I asked what will happen if the coyote gets desperate for food for its cubs and decides to attack something bigger; a child. What happens when people are left to their own devices to protect their families or pets, response: «it is your right to protect yourself if you feel threatened and there are protocol online on how to deter a wild animal. There have been many news reports of coyote attacks so make sure to keep your pets indoors or on a leash.»
So basically they wont do sh! t, but if it gets bad enough we have the right to kill a wild animal out of protection? That seems like some pretty backward animal conservation/​protection philosophy. You would think that taking preventative measures to keep both the coyotes and residents safe before it escalates to a bigger issue would be in their top priority, I mean I called Public Safety/​Animal Control did I not?
Its all protocol and phone scripts till someone gets attacked or killed.
No one here is freaking man vs wild, but I guess I’ll do some research on how to «deter» a wild animal from feasting on my loved ones.

Hey, I’ve got a GREAT idea. Let’s not try to balance the budget by ticketing the hell out of Rosemead residents. MmKay?
Seriously, another parking ticket while I’m parked IN MY DRIVEWAY, and I will go POSTAL.
Oh, and thanks for letting the disco parties happen down the street every weekend, so I can find my car broken into AGAIN, pick up empties all over my yard, and listen to hoochie couples fight in the street at 3 am! Just make sure you shut down MY party when Lady Sinatra is playing, because it’s too LOUD, at 9. Gotta keep us safe, right?!
Ah, screw this place.
Anyone want to buy a house?
Wait, can you translate that into Chinese, so it actually sells?

*GOOD TO KNOW FOR 1^st TIME PET OWNERS, if your pet is 6 months or older you can purchase a license here for less than $ 50. Get a license!
The first time I noticed this place was when my best friend came here to pay off a parking ticket. (I didn’t know you could do that.) However, today I came in for a reason of my own. I was bitten by a dog yesterday afternoon and was told by the City Police to call my «Public Safety» department. So, I came here this morning at 7:00am to file a claim and to see what to do next since I had no idea what to do besides seeking for help. I walked in and a young girl who looked like she wasn’t older than me by much approached me and I told her my story. She looked clueless so she asked a guy who I assume is kind of, sort of, like a police officer or some type of a lower authority what to do. She comes back with 2 pieces of paper. 1 that is blank and a sample (she had no idea what she was doing so she needed to see the sample to copy it directly.) That was all. I left with a copy of the filled out report that I filed. They said that they were going to fax it over to animal control.
3 hours later. I call animal control to see if it’s been faxed over and handled. It still wasn’t. I had to call back 3 times total to make sure they faxed it. The last time that I called, finally, it was confirmed it was sent.
It doesn’t take a lot of time or energy or SMARTS to fax something. Seriously, unprofessional and inconsiderate of people who are in need of help. People like this give city authorities a bad name.