Coyotes Removed From West Hollywood Construction Site
Coyotes were removed from a condominium construction site located in West Hollywood.
Los Angeles, CA, September 7, 2026 —
Wildlife removal efforts have taken place at a condominium construction site in West Hollywood, California, involving the relocation of coyotes.
The exact timeline for the removal operation was not provided in available details. Information regarding the specific species of coyote, the number of animals removed, or the methods employed during the operation has not been disclosed.
The site, designated for a new condominium development, was identified as a location where coyotes had been present. The reasons for the coyotes’ presence at the site, whether related to food sources, denning, or other factors, were not specified.
Details concerning the agency or organization responsible for carrying out the wildlife removal are also not publicly available. Similarly, the final disposition or relocation destination of the coyotes has not been released.
The condominium construction project’s status following the wildlife removal was not detailed. Information about any potential impacts on the construction schedule, associated costs, or subsequent wildlife management plans for the area was not provided.
The name of the developer or the specific location of the construction site within West Hollywood was not disclosed. Further information regarding permits, inspections, or any regulatory involvement related to the wildlife removal or the construction project was not made public.
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