Are you that person that doesn't pick-up after your dog? Signs are now going up in all city parks in Atlantic City to make sure you do.
The Atlantic City Department of Public Works is in the process of adding signs letting people know to clean up after their dog to every park in the city, according to Mayor Marty Small’s office.
“We’ve heard the complaints that owners are leaving pet waste on the ground, and to address this matter, we’re trying to do what we can to provide our residents with the proper tools,” Public Works Director Crystal Lewis said in a news release. The first sign went up in Horace J Bryant Park earlier this week. All parks are expected to have signs by early spring.Get Philly local news, weather forecasts, sports and entertainment stories to your inbox.
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