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Menifee Public Safety Committee
May 8, 2018
ENIFE 3:00 PM Regular Meeting
City Council Chambers
29714 Haun Road
Menifee, CA 92586
Agenda
1. Call to order and roll call
2. Public Comments
3. Minutes — April 10, 2018
4. Fire Department Monthly Report
5. Police Department Monthly Report
6. Code Enforcement Monthly Report
7. Animal Control Monthly Report
a. Animal Control Services — Animal Friends of the Valleys
b. Animal Sheltering Services — County of Riverside
8. Public Works/Engineering Monthly Report
9. Community Services Park Ranger Monthly Report
10. School District Monthly Report
11. City Manager Comments
12. Committee Members Comments
13. Adjournment
Next Meeting: June 12, 2018
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City of Menifee -.
Public Safety Committee
Meeting Minutes E►viFe.
April 10, 2018
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1. Call to order and roll call
Chairman Matt Liesemeyer called the meeting to order at 3:07 p.m.
Present were: Chairman Matt Liesemeyer, Committee Member Greg August, Deputy
City Clerk Jennifer Allen, Building Official Colin McNie, Public Works Director Jonathan
Smith, Traffic Engineer Rob Blough, Community Services Director Jonathan Nicks, Fire
Battalion Chief Josh Bischof, Police Lieutenant Scott Forbes, Police Sergeant Kevin
Lamb, Animal Friends of the Valley Officer Risinger, and County Animal Shelter
Representative Emma Singh.
2. Public Comments
Committee Chair Liesemeyer called for public comments and there was none.
3. Minutes
The March 13, 2018 minutes were approved unanimously.
4. Fire Department Monthly Report
Fire Battalion Chief Bischof provided the monthly Fire stats detailing the number of calls
per month. Mr. Bischof reported on the average enroute to onscene time for each Fire
Engine for the month of March. Chief Bischof also reported on significant incidents for
the month and the station activities and events.
Committee Member August asked if the medic from Fire Station No. 7 is called out on
fire calls. Chief Bischof stated it depends on the type of call; if there is a need for a
medic then they will be enroute with the Engine.
5. Police Department Monthly Report
Police Sergeant Lamb provided the monthly stats and cases of interest. Sergeant Lamb
reported on various traffic safety events, Driving Under the Influence (DUI) checkpoints,
and station activities and events for the month of March.
Committee Chair Liesemeyer inquired about the property management meeting held at
the Countryside Marketplace. Sergeant Lamb stated the property management team
holds an annual meeting with the tenants to discuss current activity within the shopping
center and upcoming changes.
Committee Member August inquired about a meeting in Sun City at the end of the week.
Mr. Lamb stated the meeting is for the Sun City community, regarding Seniors and
Scams, that will provide resources for the seniors.
Committee Chair Liesemeyer thanked Riverside County Sheriff (RSO) for the patrol on
Goetz Road as there has been many accidents lately.
6. Code Enforcement Monthly Report
Building Official McNie provided the monthly report noting that the weed abatement
notices were mailed out.
Committee Chair Liesemeyer asked how many cases are active. Mr. McNie stated that
about 700 active cases. Mr. Liesemeyer asked if a column could be added to the report
to include the number of active cases. Mr. McNie stated he would add the column.
Committee Chair Liesemeyer inquired about a code case on Ascot Way. Mr. McNie
provided an update noting that there are several violations that the owner needs to
address.
7. Animal Control Monthly Report
a. Animal Control Services — Animal Friends of the Valleys (AFV)
AFV Representative Officer Risinger reported on the monthly statistics for the
month of March.
b. Animal Sheltering Services — County or Riverside
County of Riverside Representative Singh provided the statistics noting the
number of strays, adoptions, and live releases for the month of March.
Committee Member August inquired about the number of strays. Ms. Singh
stated that many animals are not chipped so it is difficult to find their owner. She
noted that if the City passed an Ordinance requiring owners to chip their animals,
then the number of strays would decrease.
8. Public Works/Engineering Monthly Report
Traffic Engineer Rob Blough reported on various traffic signal operations, lane striping
projects, street signage projects, school related issues, and installation of speed radar
trailers. Mr. Blough noted that there is money in the Capital Improvement Project (CIP)
fund and the Public Words Department will be reviewing the fiscal year budget to
determine what intersections are in need of signal improvements.
Committee Chair Liesemeyer noted that there are many accidents on Holland Road and
Sherman Road so that intersection needs to be looked at for implementation of a signal.
9. Community Services Park Ranger Monthly Report
Community Services Supervisor Jason Hendrix provided the monthly report noting the
enforcement that took place at the various parks. Mr. Hendrix reported on the homeless
contacts for the month of March and the community outreach projects the Park Rangers
have been working on. He also reported that the Park Rangers will begin monthly
coordination meetings with Code Enforcement and utilizing GoEnforce software to report
new homeless encampments.
City of Menifee Public Safety Committee Minutes
April 10, 2018
Committee Member August asked if the hotline could be used to report homeless issues,
specifically ones occurring in shopping centers. Mr. Hendrix stated that homeless issues
could be reported on the hotline, however if the incident is occurring on private property,
Riverside County Sheriff's department will handle the call.
10. School District Report
There were no school district representatives in attendance.
11. City Manager Comments
None
12. Committee Members Comments
None
13. Adjournment
Chairman Liesemeyer adjourned the meeting at 3:56 p.m.
Jennifer Allen, Deputy City Clerk
City of Menifee Public Safety Committee Minutes
April 10, 2018
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4-1-2018 through 4-30-2018
This monthly report is to provide commination between the fire department and city staff. In the report you will see emergency activity which
has occurred in the City of Menifee, in addition to the general business activity undertaken by the fire staff.
1. INCIDENT SUMMARY:
Corn Fire
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Average Enroute to Onscene Time*
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scene. For any other statistic outside Enroute to Onscene please contact the IT Help Desk at 951-940-6900
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3. SIGNIFICANT INCIDENTS
• April 9, 2018 One chief officer, five engines, one medic patrol, and one ladder truck responded to a residential structure fire on Carmel
Road. The first arriving engine company reported smoke coming from the single -story residence. A quick aggressive fire attack, and
coordinated ventilation operations was initiated by the first alarm resources. The fire was contained to one bedroom and a portion of
the hallway. Red Cross was requested to assist two adults displaced by the fire.
• April 28, 2018 One chief officer, two engines, one medic patrol, and one ladder truck responded to a reported Traffic Collision on Scott
Road and Trucker Court. The first arriving engine company reported three vehicles involved. Three patients were transported to area
hospitals.
• April 28, 2018 One chief officer, one engine, and one ladder truck responded to a reported traffic collision with extrication at the
intersection of Menifee Road and Lake Fork Drive. The first arriving unit reported a single vehicle with major damage. Truck 76 initiated
rescue and extrication to free the single victim form the vehicle. The patient was transported to a local area hospital.
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4. STATION ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS:
School and Education Event Programs:
• Station 54 conducted one school event in the City of Menifee with a total of 60 contacts.
• Station 68 conducted one adult education event with a total of 40 contacts.
• Station 76 conducted one Adult Education event with a total of 40 contacts.
Station Tours:
Station 7 conducted 2 station tours that had a total of 52 public contacts.
Other Events:
• Engine 76 and Truck 76 Homes for our Troops landscaping day for Cpl. John Smith.
• Engine 68 and Truck 76 conducted a Fire Safety Presentation at the Revival Church.
• Truck 76 conducted a CPR Demonstration at the Palmilla HOA.
• City Stations participated in the Menifee Better Together and the Quail Valley Cleanup.
• Engine 5 attended the Quail Valley Community Fair.
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Menifee Public Safety Report - May 2018
During the month of March 2018, the Menifee Police Department generated 4,041 calls for ser-
vice. During the month of March 2018, there were 158 Part 1 crimes reported in the City of Me-
nifee (UCR data). A three month comparison is provided below:
January
February
March
# Change
Homicide
0
1
0
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Rape
0
1
0
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Robbery
4
2
5
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Aggravated Assault
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Burglary
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Larceny Theft
112
108
96
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0
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During the month of March 2018, the Menifee Police Department took 30 vandalism reports and
made 5 public intoxication arrests. A three month comparison is provided below:
January
February
March
# Change
Vandalism
26
16
30
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Public Intoxication
7
7
5
-2
During the month of March 2018, the Menifee Police Department generated 505 traffic citations,
made 13 DUI arrests and took 26 traffic collision reports (this does not include traffic collisions in
which no report was written). A three month comparison is provided below:
January
February
March
# Change
Traffic Citations
280
378
505
+127
DUI Arrests
9
15
13
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T/C Reports
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Disclaimer: UCR Part 1 crimes for 2018 are preliminary and have NOT been published by the FBI as of this report. Additional statistics presented in this report are
based on the information currently in our Records Management System. These numbers are dynamic and can change based on how fast reports are written and entered into the
Records Management System. These statistics are for law enforcement purposes only.
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TOTALS FOR MENIFEE
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Oct-17
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Jan-18
Feb-18
Mar-18
Apr-18
May-18
Jun-18
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18
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25
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30
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53
27
17
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120
65
154
123
88
233
109
200
178
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514
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Public Safety Committee Meeting
Meeting Date: 5/8/18
PUBLIC WORKS / ENGINEERING UPDATE:
1. SIGNAL / STOP OPERATIONS
a) Flashing Stop Signs Ordered for McCall/Gross Point and Chambers/Gross Point
b) Work order for installation of all -way stops at Holland/Mountain Cliff, Murphy
Ranch/Rustlers, and Oakbridge/Lazy Creek
c) Developed and implemented weekend traffic signal coordination plans for
Haun/Village connected to Newport/Haun and 1-215 signals
d) Coordinated with Caltrans and working to develop traffic signal coordination plans
for 1-215 and McCall corridor
e) 1-215 and Scott Road traffic signal coordination plan being developed
f) Implemented cellular communications to traffic signals on Newport Road
between Antelope and Haun, including one CCTV camera at Newport/Haun
g) 2 signals under construction — Zieders/Commerce Point and La Piedra/Sherman
h) Numerous traffic signals funded by development in design phase being reviewed
by staff
i) Traffic signal meter box addresses upgrade to be visible from street
2. LANE STRIPING
a) Striped and opened La Piedra
b) Mapes Road and Briggs Road new raised pavement markers installed
c) Developing plan to stripe left turn pockets on Holland at Sherman
3. SPEED RADAR TRAILERS
a) Deployed Speed Trailers on:
• Avenida de Cortez
• McCall
• Encanto NB s/o La Prada
• Antelope NB across from 27803
• Rio Vista
b) Sheriff/PW have scheduled quarterly coordination meetings to address various
topics including enforcement issues
c) Conducted new speed survey on new section of La Piedra and will post it at 35 mph
4. MISCELLANOUS
a) Completed 58 work orders plus other investigations for the following issues and
locations:
o #92547 — Newport at Menifee — 3 lane project status
o #92542 — Holland / Briggs — check nighttime visibility of signs and intersection
o #92275 — Rockport — RV removal
o #92179 — Scott measure DD signs
o #92164 — speed trailer Avenida de Cortez
o #92155 —speed trailer McCall
o #92016 — Sherman USA
o #92083 — Avenida de Cortez for new Measure DD signs
o #91989 — Garbani — No Parking signs by Middle School
o #91656 — Valley / Sun City — request for stop sign
o#91613— Sherman atEthanac— fence visibility
o #41000 — SunCity w/o Pebble Beach — trim trees for 25 sign
o #41003 — Bradley at Augusta — trim tree for stop sign
o #41005 — Bradley at Cherry Hills —trim tree for stop sign
o #41010 — McCall / Sherman — remove tumbleweeds for visibility
o #40891— Heritage Lake North — speed limit sign
o #40977 — La Piedra — red curbs
o #41032 — Avenida Real— trim tree for curve sign
o #92829 — Rouse / Murrieta — SNS turned 90 degrees
o #92921— La Piedra / Murrieta — request for all way stop / signal
o #92644 — Oakbridge / Lazy Creek — request for all way stop
o #42367 — Lindenberger / Obsidian — request for dead end
o #42364 — Leon / La Ray —verify speed limits not matching
o #42363 — Leon / Keller —verify speed limits not matching
o #41801— Rouse / Sherman — relocate speed limit sign blocking stop sign
o #41757 — Holland / Melmore — cancel ped signs — all way stop coming
o #41240 — La Piedra / Haun — repaired sinking pavement
o #41068 — Saxony / Southshore — removed red curb to add parking by school
o #41059 — Haun / Village — repair Keep Right sign down
o #41052 — Lindenberger / Obsidian — SNS turned 90 degrees
o #41045 — Scott e/o Breighton Wood —trim trees for lane drop and speed limit signs
o #41043 — Holland / Autumn Sunset —trim trees for Right Lane Must Turn Right signs
o #41042 — Southshore n/o Saxony — trim tree for 25 when children are present sign
o #40995 — Paradise at Scott — trim tree for stop sign
o #40986 — la Bertha / Mountainview — add missing one way signs
o #40982 — Holland near Geary — repair multiple potholes
o #40979 —La Piedra near MSJC college — add parking on street
o #93576 — Newport / Berea — long wait at signal
o #93480 — Newport / 215 — lack of striped bike lanes
o #92823 — Rouse / Encanto — No trespassing sign for private property
o #92153 — McCall / Aqua — reduce height of shrubs
o WB La Piedra w/o Bradley — issue work order to trim tree for 35 mph
o NB Pebble Beach s/o Chevy Chase — issue work order to replace DIP sign
o NB Pebble Beach @ Sun City — issue work order to replace 30" stop sign
o EB Holland at Briggs - issue work order to replace 36" stop sign
o Rio Vista / Buena Tierra — issue work order to rotate SNS 90 degrees
o EB Lazy Creek @ Bradley — issue work order for stop sign turned 45 degrees
o WB La Piedra e/o Murrieta — issue work order for empty pole to be removed
o NB Milky Way n/o Ridgemoor— install NW sign
o EB Ridgemoor at Bridgeport — relocate 25 mph sign to s/e corner
o WB Holland w/o Alta Mira — relocate Road Narrows sign easterly
o EB Craig e/o Evans — install Right Lane Drop sign
o #41002 - WB Holland e/o Bradley —trim tree for nearside signal
o n/e corner of Nevada / Hampshire — SNS leaning, remove shrub
o n/e corner of Quail / Norma — stop sign leaning
o n/e corner of Mathews / Palomar —trim trees
o WB Park at Bradley —trim tree for stop sign
o # 41264 - s/w corner of Murrieta / Holland S. — fill-in shoulder rut
o #41064 — Desert Hill / Pebble Beach — add 2 way plates
o n/e corner Murrieta / Rouse — SNS turned 90 degrees
o Oakhurst / Overland - citizen requested 2 way stops, issue work order
o Almont / Saddlecrest — citizen requested 1 way stop, issue work order
o Newport / Goetz — review sign that keeps getting hit w/ Rudy
o Inspection to include block numbers w/ new tracts on new Street Name signs
o Inventory Bike Lanes — wide streets with no parking currently on them
o Relocate speed trailer to Avenida de Cortez to collect "before' data
o Issue work order for stop signs in Oakbridge at Lazy Creek, and at Baldey peak
o Issue work order for NB Milky Way n/o Ridgemoor —1st SL for NW sign
o Conduct speed survey on La Piedra between Bradley and Haun
o Issue work order to relocate 25 mph sign 5 homes easterly to 1st SL e/o Bridgeport on
Ridgemoor
o Issue work order for Holland w/o Alta Mira for Road narrows sign
o Issue work order for EB Craig e/o Evans for lane drop sign
o WB La Piedra w/o Sherman — reflective signs on chain link fence, striping is done — roadway
opened 4/24
o Encanto — deploy speed trailer NB s/o La Prada
o Antelope — deploy speed trailer NB across from 27803
o Work with County to complete rpm's on shared roadways
o Modify work order for Rim Creek and issue
o Check on progress for trimming McCall / Aqua shrubs in median by ADAME Landscaping —
west leg done
o WB Holland —1st SL e/o Melmore — place Stop Ahead further in advance
o Prepare striping plan for Lindenberger between Simpson and Heritage Lake
o Prepare striping plan for SB Valley at Sun City — right only pocket
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