Phoenix bans dogs from city trails on hot days
Phoenix council approves a dog ban at 41 trailheads when temperatures hit 100 degrees, a compromise after opposing calls to bar all hiking in extreme heat. The Parks and Recreation Department will study trail safety, with signs and public education planned while a task force gathers data and public input.
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