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Once the list is made, when a deer is struck and killed, dispatchers will call numbers on the list until they reach someone willing to claim it. The resident will then go meet the officer on the scene, receive a free Ohio Division of Natural Resources Deer Tag.
From there, the resident is responsible for processing the deer themselves or taking it elsewhere to be processed.
Police added that there are a few warnings with being on the list. First, if temperatures are warm there won’t be very much time to salvage the meat. Also, many deer strikes happen late at night or early in the morning, so people on the list may receive calls at odd times.
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If you are interested in being added to the list, Kettering Police ask that you email your name and contact numer to Devin.Maloney@ketteringoh.org or call the police department at (937)-296-2555 and request to be transferred to Officer Maloney’s voicemail.
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