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Big or Small… You Must License Them All

Meridian City Code 6-2-3 requires that all dogs living in the City of Meridian that are over six months old be licensed each calendar year. Licensing ensures that dogs living within the City are rabies-vaccinated and enables them to be reunited with their owners if found running loose. To learn how you can obtain a new license or renew an existing license for your dog(s), please call or visit the Meridian City Clerk’s Office at Meridian City Hall or go online to: Meridiancity.org/clerk/dog-licenses

MERIDIAN’S DOG PARKS

Where Meridian Dogs Take Their People to Play!

The City of Meridian has two dedicated off-leash dog parks where well-behaved dogs can safely romp and play while their owners have a doggone good time socializing with fellow dog enthusiasts — Storey Bark Park (430 E. Watertown Lane) and Discovery Bark Park (2121 E. Lake Hazel Road).

Dog park amenities include safe leashing/ unleashing areas, separate large and small dog areas, shade shelters, water sources, agility playthings, paved walkways, a variety of ground surfaces, mutt mitt stations, tables and benches, and nearby restrooms and parking.

Both dog parks are free to the public and open year-round from sunrise to sunset daily.

Our Dog Park Rules:

Use park at your own risk Owners are responsible for the action and behavior of their dogs Aggressive dogs must be removed immediately Dogs must have current license and vaccinations Owners must clean up after their dogs No dogs in heat Owner must be present and in control of their dogs at all times All dogs must be leashed outside the fenced area Children must be closely supervised Park hours are dawn to dusk