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Barking Dogs: Burbank vs Carson

How do barking dogs rules compare between Burbank, CA and Carson, CA?

Burbank and Carson have similar restriction levels.

Burbank, CA

Los Angeles County

Some Restrictions

Persistent barking constituting unnecessary, excessive, or annoying noise is prohibited under BMC Ch. 9-3. Burbank Animal Services (818-238-3340) handles animal noise complaints. Code Enforcement can also respond under the noise ordinance.

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Carson, CA

Los Angeles County

Some Restrictions

Barking dogs in Carson are regulated under LA County Code Title 10 (Animals), §10.32.010 (Noisy Animals), enforced by LA County Animal Care & Control. The standard is any animal noise that disturbs the peace and quiet of any neighborhood or person.

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Key Facts Comparison

FactBurbankCarson
AuthorityBMC Ch. 9-3 Noise Control-
Animal Services(818) 238-3340-
Code Enforcement(818) 238-5290-
TopicBarking Dogs-
Governing code-LA County Code §10.32.010 (Noisy Animals)
Standard-Disturbs peace/comfort of neighborhood or person
Enforcement agency-LA County Animal Care & Control (Carson/Gardena ACC)
Process-Sworn neighbor complaint -> investigation -> abatement order
Backup ordinance-CMC Art. 4 Ch. 5 (general noise nuisance)

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Burbank FAQ

What are the rules about barking dogs in Burbank?

Persistent barking constituting unnecessary, excessive, or annoying noise is prohibited under BMC Ch. 9-3. Burbank Animal Services (818-238-3340) handles animal noise complaints. Code Enforcement can also respond under the noise ordinance.

How do I file a noise complaint about a barking dog in Burbank?

Authority: BMC Ch. 9-3 Noise Control. Animal Services: (818) 238-3340. Code Enforcement: (818) 238-5290.

Carson FAQ

How do I report a barking dog in Carson?

Contact LA County Animal Care & Control (Carson/Gardena Animal Care Center). You'll typically need to provide a written complaint with dates/times of the disturbance.

Is there a specific time limit (e.g., 10 minutes of barking)?

LA County Code §10.32.010 does not specify minutes; the standard is whether the noise disturbs peace and quiet. Patterns of repeated or continuous barking are weighed by Animal Care & Control.

What happens after a complaint is filed?

ACC investigates and may issue a warning, citation, or hearing notice. Repeated violations can lead to a public-nuisance declaration and removal of the animal.

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