Residents are being cautioned to take precautions after a rabies case was confirmed. Authorities found an infected raccoon in a specific area, prompting a warning about potential exposure. It is thought that the raccoon may have interacted with a rabid skunk.

So far, no human exposure has been reported, but residents are advised to exercise caution. Pet owners should verify that their pets' vaccinations are current.

Further guidance on protecting families and pets is available from the authorities who issued the warning, including advice on how to safely interact with wildlife.