Loose dogs creating traffic hazard in roadway

Heard on: Placer County Law Enforcement and CAL Fire

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Valley unit for 1125[1] animal Indian Springs and Spenceville.

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424.

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424 Australian shepherd and a pit bull mix are loose running around in the roadway.

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Party says they don't know which house they belong to.

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424, do the domestic animal.

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Can we start animal control that way?

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Copy, domestic animal.

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Start animal control that way.

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The party says that these animals are loose frequently, so they know that they belong to someone in the area.

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424, sounds like an MCSA would have a better understanding of that.

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424.

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And it looks like they're the ones who gave us the call.

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2533, come in.

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2533, come in.

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424, I have a 1039 back into Nevada County Sheriff and they're gonna advise animal control.

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424, thank you very much.

Police codes explained

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1125: Traffic hazard

2026-09-29 14:07 UTC

Traffic

Indian Springs Rd & Spenceville Rd, Penn Valley, CA 95946

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As discussed during the dispatch call, deputies responded to a report of two loose dogs, an Australian shepherd and a pit bull mix, running in the roadway near Indian Springs Road and Spenceville Road. The caller did not know which home the dogs belonged to, and animal control was requested through the Nevada County Sheriff’s office.