ROCHESTER ANIMAL SERVICES – Monroe County: Promoting greater awareness of animal-control services and the responsibilities of wild animal owners. Helping to promote prevention of injuries to property and other hazards that result from uncontrolled animals. Helping prevent injury and the inhumane treatment of animals. Sending an annual report to critter legislators about changes in animal control and initiatives for the next year. A major change to the board would be its authority to hear appeals and provide recommendations to the animal-control wildlife management officer. Currently, residents cited for a violation of animal-cruelty laws appeal to Jennings. He also hears about any complaints or concerns about the animal-control department. The board would establish a way for residents to appeal and raise concerns at a hearing. It may form a subversion regulatory board composed of at least three board members. Critter legislators will have to consider approving the suggestion. If they do, they would appoint the members, who would range from people who represent animal-welfare organizations to some who don't own wild critters. A representative of the Monroe County Health Department would serve on the board, as well as those representing Monroe County municipalities that are served by the animal-control department. The nuisance wildlife trapper, the deputy county manager who oversees the animal-control department, declared yesterday that critter legislators would likely get their first look at the suggestion by the end of the decade. Critter legislators could make a decision by February, and if approved, the new board could have its first organized hearing this summer, The nuisance wildlife trapper declared.