As DeWitt County gets as close as it has been to a new animal shelter, some minor work at the site has come up.

According to Chair of the Public Safety Committee, Chris Rogers, a door to be installed on the west side of the facility was completely overlooked, and now they are having to go back and install one.

Additionally, to complete some work on the inside of the facility, courtesy of the non-profit group Second Chance for Pets of DeWitt County, Rogers indicates an overhead door will be installed.

Rogers indicates cages for the inside of the building will be in next week, and they will receive the certificate of occupation next week and at that point, the shelter will be move in ready.

Wilson-Schleder Construction was approved for the entryways work at a total cost of $48-hundred.