Poll: Housing Stray Dogs in Easton

When Easton City Council , it will hear a proposal from city Administrator Glenn Steckman on a way to deal with stray dogs.

According to the Express-Times, the proposal involves spending $12,000 to purchase a scanner that can read the computer chips some owners use to track their pets. The city would also use some of that money to set up a place to temporarily keep stray dogs.

It's the second time -- and more specifically, the city's relationship with the Center For Animal Health and Welfare -- has come before council in the last few months.

Is this something the city should be spending money on? Let us know what you think.