The challenge

Government facilities in downtown Los Angeles aren’t immune to wildlife — and coyotes had become a problem at a City of Los Angeles government facility. On a government property with staff, visitors, and security to consider, coyotes on the grounds are a safety and liability concern that has to be handled professionally, and kept from coming back.

Why exclusion is the difference-maker

Removing the coyotes is step one — but if they’re getting in through gaps and damaged fencing, they’ll keep returning. That’s why this job wasn’t just trapping: it was trapping plus fence repairs to physically close off access, plus ongoing maintenance.

Coyote control in Los Angeles: what the job involves

Two coyotes crossing a residential driveway in daylight — Daylight sightings like this one are common

Two young coyotes standing on a residential lawn in daylight — What a coyote problem looks like from the patio

Coyote contained in a live cage trap on a driveway — Contained in a live-capture trap

Two Tri County Trappers technicians in full protective equipment on a job site — The crew, geared up for the call

Photos are from our own crews on real jobs across Orange County and Los Angeles — never stock. We run these same steps on every Los Angeles call.

What we did

Humane coyote trapping & removal — safely cleared coyotes from the grounds using proper, regulation-compliant methods.
Fence repairs (exclusion) — repaired the fencing and closed the access points coyotes were using, physically securing the perimeter.
Cleaning & maintenance — cleaned affected areas and set up ongoing maintenance to keep the facility protected.
Professional, facility-appropriate service — handled discreetly and reliably, the way a government property requires.

The result

The facility was cleared of coyotes, its fencing repaired to keep them out, and put on ongoing maintenance — a secured property protecting staff and visitors.

Trusted for government, institutional & commercial work

We provide humane wildlife control, exclusion, and ongoing maintenance for government facilities, institutions, and commercial properties across Los Angeles and Orange County. Call (949) 304-5445 or email [email protected] for a free assessment.

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No payment is taken to book an inspection. California Department of Fish and Wildlife Trapping License TP-10188.

Coyote Control & Fence Exclusion at a Government Facility in Los Angeles, CA — Case Study