Belvedere has vowed to act swiftly to develop a more comprehensive plan to manage aggressive coyotes after hearing from nearly three dozen residents at a Feb. 16 community forum, many of whom said they’re fed up with feeling threatened and some even advocated for shooting particularly aggressive coyotes.

Residents packed City Hall — and nearly 100 more watched online — to hear from wildlife experts from Marin Humane, the California Department of Fish and Wildlife, nonprofit Project Coyote and the University of California Cooperative Extension.

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