Summary
Williamson County is keeping a close eye on a potential screwworm outbreak that could threaten local pets and livestock. Officials are taking proactive steps now to stop the parasite from spreading into our community.
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Impact analysis
Investing in early detection now helps local farmers and pet owners avoid the massive costs of treating an outbreak later.
Local livestock owners, pet parents, and the regional agricultural economy all win by keeping this parasite out of the county.
No groups negatively affected
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