2019-10-08 Public Safety Meeting Agenda Packet
City Council Chambers City of Menifee
29844 Haun Road Public Safety Committee
Menifee, CA 92586 Committee Meeting Agenda
Greg August, Chair Tuesday, October 08, 2019
Matt Liesemeyer, Committee Member 3:00 PM Regular Meeting
AGENDA
1. CALL TO ORDER
2. ROLL CALL
3. PRESENTATIONS – None
4. PUBLIC COMMENTS
5. APPROVAL OF MEETING MINUTES
5.1 August 13, 2019 Regular Meeting Minutes
5.2 September 10, 2019 Regular Meeting Minutes
6. DISCUSSION ITEMS
6.1 Fire Department Monthly Report
6.2 Police Department Monthly Report
6.3 Code Enforcement Monthly Report
6.4 Animal Control Monthly Report
Animal Control Services- Animal Friends Of The Valley
Animal Sheltering Services- County Of Riverside
6.5 Public Works/Engineering Monthly Report
6.6 Community Services Park Ranger Monthly Report
6.7 School Districts Monthly Report
7. STAFF COMMENTS
8. COMMITTEE REPORTS/COMMENTS ON COMMITTEE ACTIVITIES
9. ADJOURNMENT
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Menifee Public Safety Committee
MINUTES
Tuesday, August 13, 2019
Regular Session 3:00 PM
City Council Chambers
29844 Haun Road
Menifee, CA 92586
Greg August, Chair
Matt Liesemeyer, Committee Member
REGULAR MEETING (3:00 P.M)
1. CALL TO ORDER
Committee Chair Greg August called the meeting to order at 3:10 p.m.
2. ROLL CALL
Present were: Committee Chair Greg August, Committee Member Matt Liesemeyer, City
Manager Armando G. Villa, Assistant City Manager Jeff Wyman, Committee Secretary
Roxana Elliott, Senior Management Analyst Imelda Huerta, Code Enforcement Manager
Lionel Martinez, Code Enforcement Officer Amber Kearney, Riverside County Animal
Control Officer J. Bratten, Riverside County Animal Sheltering Services Representative
Pamela Gates, City Engineer Johnathan Smith, Traffic Engineer Rob Blough,
Community Services Supervisor Jason Hendrix, Park Ranger Amanda Ingraham, Fire
Captain Scott Philippbar, Police Chief Pat Walsh, Police Lieutenant Scott Forbes
3. PRESENTATIONS
None.
4. PUBLIC COMMENTS (NON-AGENDA ITEMS)
None.
5. APPROVAL OF MEETING MINUTES
5.1 July 9, 2019 Regular Meeting Minutes
The Committee Members approved the minutes unanimously (2-0) with no
changes.
6. DISCUSSION ITEMS
Code Enforcement Officer Andrea Montez joined the meeting at 3:03 p.m.
6.1 Fire Department Monthly Report
Fire Captain Scott Philippbar provided the monthly report and significant
incidents for the month of July.
Public Safety Committee
Regular Meeting Minutes
Tuesday, August 13, 2019
Page 2 of 3
Committee Chair Greg August asked about a fire that took place at a residence
near Murrieta Road and Sun City Boulevard. Fire Captain Philippbar provided
information on the fire that took place.
6.2 Police Department Monthly Report
Police Lieutenant Scott Forbes presented the monthly statistics and cases of
interest. Lieutenant Forbes reported on various station activities and events for
the month of July.
6.3 Code Enforcement Department Monthly Report.
Code Enforcement Officer Amber Kearney provided the report for July.
Code Enforcement Manager Lionel Martinez introduced Andrea Montez as a new
Code Enforcement Officer for the City of Menifee.
Committee Chair August discussed sewer disintegration in Sun City and
suggested a process be implemented in order to assist residents in fixing the
issues quickly and efficiently.
6.4 Animal Control Monthly Report
Building Official Colin McNie joined the meeting at 3:33 p.m..
Animal Control Services- Animal Friends Of The Valley
Animal Control Officer J. Bratten distributed the July report and presented
it to the committee.
Committee Member Matt Liesemeyer asked for any reports on major
incidents.
Ms. Bratten reported on animal deaths due to animal traps that were not
maintained.
Committee Chair August asked if coyotes were still an unresolved issue.
Ms. Bratten reported on the issues with coyotes and advised on how to
resolve the issue. Committee Chair August and Ms. Bratten discussed
having another seminar for coyotes.
Building Official Colin McNie discussed the possibility of the City of
Menifee increasing licensing rates for pets that are being used to breed.
Committee Member Liesemeyer suggested the item be brought to City
Council for discussion.
Animal Sheltering Services- County of Riverside
Public Safety Committee
Regular Meeting Minutes
Tuesday, August 13, 2019
Page 3 of 3
Animal Sheltering Services Representative Pamela Gates provided the
monthly report for July. Ms. Gates reported on increased adoption rates
and programs.
6.5 Public Works/ Engineering Monthly Report
Senior Traffic Engineer Johnathon Smith reported on the speed traffic survey
throughout the City of Menifee and the citywide signal interconnect.
Traffic Engineer Rob Blough provided the monthly report for July.
Committee Chair August asked if cameras were going to be added to traffic
signals in the future. Mr. Smith responded it was being discussed between
Menifee Police Department and the traffic engineers.
Committee Member Liesemeyer inquired about changing speed limits to school
zone speed limits near the charter schools. Mr. Blough discussed the legal
requirements for school zones and discussed ways they would improve safety for
pedestrians walking to and from school.
6.6 Community Services Park Ranger Monthly Report
Park Ranger Amanda Ingram provided the Park Ranger monthly report for July.
Ms. Ingram reported on the Skate Park and events.
6.7 School Districts Monthly Report
No representatives from the School Districts were present.
7. STAFF COMMENTS
Police Chief Pat Walsh discussed ongoing recruitments for Menifee Police Department
and announced the dispatching agreement with Murrieta Police Department would be
brought to Murrieta’s City Council meeting Tuesday, August 20, 2019.
City Manager Armando Villa reported on the Menifee Police Department Building
renovations and status.
8. COMMITTEE REPORTS/COMMENTS ON COMMITTEE ACTIVITIES
Committee Member Liesemeyer discussed issues with parents parking close to
intersections and blocking visibility at elementary schools. Mr. Blough responded he
would look into it and follow up.
9. ADJOURNMENT
Committee Chair August adjourned the meeting at 4:14 P.M.
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Roxy Elliott, Committee Secretary
Menifee Public Safety Committee
MINUTES
Tuesday, September 10, 2019
Regular Session 3:00 PM
City Council Chambers
29844 Haun Road
Menifee, CA 92586
Greg August, Chair
Matt Liesemeyer, Committee Member
REGULAR MEETING (3:00 P.M)
1. CALL TO ORDER
Committee Chair Greg August called the meeting to order at 3:17 p.m.
2. ROLL CALL
Present were: Committee Chair Greg August, Committee Member Lesa Sobek, City
Manager Armando Villa, Assistant City Manager Jeff Wyman, Committee Secretary
Rachel Kleinpeter, Building Official Colin McNie, Code Enforcement Manager Lionel
Martinez, Code Enforcement Officer Amber Kearney, Code Enforcement Officer Andrea
Montes, Animal Control Officer J. Bratten, Traffic Engineer Rob Blough, Community
Services Director Johnathan Nicks, Community Services Supervisor Jason Hendrix, Fire
Captain Scott Philippbar, Fire Marshal Sonya Bu, Police Sergeant Dominic Schrieber
3. PRESENTATIONS
None.
4. PUBLIC COMMENTS (NON-AGENDA ITEMS)
None.
5. APPROVAL OF MEETING MINUTES
5.1 Approval of Meeting Minutes moved to October 08, 2019 Public Safety Meeting
6. DISCUSSION ITEMS
6.1 Fire Department Monthly Report
Fire Captain Scott Philippbar provided the monthly report and significant
incidents for the month of August.
Committee Member Lesa Sobek asked for information regarding a mobile home
fire. Fire Captain Scott Philippbar stated it was still under investigation.
Ms. Sobek asked how a Murrieta fire started. Fire Captain Philipbar stated he
believed it was lightning.
Public Safety Committee
Regular Meeting Minutes
Tuesday, August 13, 2019
Page 2 of 3
Ms. Sobek asked how Wolfee Donuts was able to open when it was red tagged
after a fire. Building Official Colin McNie provided clarification on the situation.
Committee Chair Greg August inquired about a fire in Sun City. Fire Captain
Philipbar stated he was not on duty at the time it took place.
Ms. Sobek and Fire Captain Philipbar discussed the increase in calls within the
Ralph’s shopping center. Mr. McNie replied that the shopping center is under
new management and suggested that could be contributing to the increase.
6.2 Police Department Monthly Report
Police Sergeant Dominic Schreiber presented the monthly statistics and cases of
interest. Sergeant Shreiber reported on various station activities and events for
the month of August.
Committee Chair August and Sergeant Schreiber discussed the amount of time
police stations keep arrested individuals.
Ms. Sobek commented on the increased number of homeless camps beneath
the concrete bridge behind Santa Rosa Academy. Sergeant Schreiber suggested
more work be done to buckle down gates to the openings below the bridge and
to get tighter security.
6.3 Code Enforcement Department Monthly Report.
Building Official Colin McNie provided the report for August. Mr. McNie
introduced the plan for new weed abatement program to go into effect next year
after funding is received this November. Mr. McNie reported on the rising number
of marijuana houses and Code Enforcement’s efforts in reducing marijuana
addiction. Mr. McNie discussed Code Enforcement’s collaboration with Animal
Friends of the Valley to increase spaying and neutering.
Assistant City Manager Jeff Wyman asked Mr. McNie if the City is allowed to
seize homes. Mr. McNie discusses current approach of turning power and
electricity off.
6.4 Animal Control Monthly Report
Animal Control Officer J. Bratten provided the Animal Control Services Report for
the Month of August.
Ms. Bratten informed committee of rising complaints of coyote sightings and
reported on ways to reduce Coyote sightings.
6.5 Public Works/ Engineering Monthly Report
Senior Traffic Engineer Rob Blough provided the monthly report for the month of
August.
Public Safety Committee
Regular Meeting Minutes
Tuesday, August 13, 2019
Page 3 of 3
Mr. Blough discussed early morning traffic congestion issues and concerns near
Menifee Valley Middle School and mentioned that the school is considering
options to alleviate the problem. Mr. Blough added that City Staff would be
meeting with the School District to help resolve issue.
Ms. Sobek asks if there will be officers helping guide traffic while new changes
are made or if flashing stop signs will be used instead. Mr. Blough responded the
City was considering flashing signs and are analyzing the costs.
6.6 Community Services Park Ranger Monthly Report
Community Services Supervisor Jason Hendrix provided the Park Ranger
monthly report for the month of August and added that there has been an
increase in transient contact in the last month. Mr. Hendrix commented that
SWAG (Social Worker Action Group) is collaborating with the City of Wildomar to
come up with a solution and to split costs.
Ms. Sobek asked why there has been an increase in transients.
Mr. Hendrix responded the issue was affecting surrounding cities as well and
anticipated the numbers would decrease in the next month.
6.7 School Districts Monthly Report
No representatives from the School Districts were present.
7. STAFF COMMENTS
Assistant City Manager Jeff Wyman mentioned inclusive playground event that took
place in the month of August.
8. COMMITTEE REPORTS/COMMENTS ON COMMITTEE ACTIVITIES
None.
9. ADJOURNMENT
Committee Chair August adjourned the meeting at 4:32 PM.
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Roxy Elliott, Committee Secretary
Riverside County Fire / CAL-FIRE
Serving the City of Menifee
Monthly Report
9-1-2019 through 9-30-2019
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:
Response Activity
False Alarm 45
Haz Mat 3
Medical 611
Other Fire 9
Other Misc 15
Public Service Assist 38
Res Fire 2
Rescue 1
Ringing Alarm 1
Standby 8
Traffic Collision 45
Vehicle Fire 3
Wildland Fire 5
Incident Total: 786
Riverside County Fire / CAL-FIRE
Serving the City of Menifee
Monthly Report
Average Code 2 Enroute to Onscene Time*
<5 Minutes +5 Minutes +10 Minutes +20 Minutes Average % 0 to 5 min
102 113 17 1 5.7 44.7%
Average Code 3 Enroute to Onscene Time*
<5 Minutes +5 Minutes +10 Minutes +20 Minutes Average % 0 to 5 min
405 153 15 1 4.5 72.6%
2. RESPONSES INTO CANYON LAKE:
False Medical Wildland Ringing Traffic Structure Public Total
Alarm Fire Alarm Collision Fire Service
Menifee Units Responses 1 8 0 0 2 0 2 13
Canyon Lake Responses into Menifee 1 7 0 0 0 0 1 9
3. SIGNIFICANT INCIDENTS:
**See the attached SIRF forms **
Riverside County Fire / CAL-FIRE
Serving the City of Menifee
Monthly Report
4. STATION ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS:
School and Education Event Programs:
• Station 5 conducted a school education program with a total of 50 contacts.
• 7 conducted an adult education program with a total of 25 contacts.
• Station 68 assisted with a career day at Santa Rosa Academy with a total of 500 contacts.
Station Tours:
• Station 7 conducted 2 station tour that had a total of 12 public contacts.
• Station 76 conducted a station tour that had a total of 25 public contacts.
Other Events:
• City Fire Units participated in the City 911 Remembrance Ceremony at Central Park.
• Engine 5 participated in a Patriots day assembly at Quail Valley Elementary School.
• Engine 76 was on standby and provided sidewalk CPR instruction at the Freedom Run at Santa Rosa Academy.
Riverside County Fire / CAL-FIRE
Serving the City of Menifee
Monthly Report
Riverside County Fire / CAL-FIRE
Serving the City of Menifee
Monthly Report
Riverside County Fire / CAL-FIRE
Serving the City of Menifee
Monthly Report
Riverside County Fire / CAL-FIRE
Serving the City of Menifee
Monthly Report
5. Monthly Incident Map:
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Riverside County Fire Department
Significant Incident Report Form
Incident Description
Incident Number Type of Occupancy
Incident Name Total $ Saved
Incident Type Total $ Loss
Location of Incident Smoke Detector
Date/Time Reported 9/10/2019 05:30:58 AM Acres Burned
City/Area Fire Cause
Injuries Minor Moderate Major Fatalities
Civilian
Firefighter
Evacuations/Displaced Number of Displaced 0 Adult Child
Fire OES Red Cross
Evacuation Center Location
Property Damage Residential Commercial Out Buildings Vehicles
Damaged
Destroyed
Threatened
Resources
First Due Fire Station
Engines Squads Air Attacks
Truck Co's RVC Medic Unit Air Tankers
Breathing Support RVC Haz Mat Units Helicopters
Firefighters Ambulance - Air Fire Crews
Chief Officers Ambulance - Ground Water Tenders
Overhead Personnel Bulldozers Incident Duration
Cooperating Agencies Disposition of Utilities
Electric
Gas
Building Owner/Occupant
Owner Name:Owner Phone:
Occupant Name:Occupant Phone:
Incident Description
City of Menifee
19CARRU116513
Antelope
Medical, TC Cut & Rescue
Antelope X Albion
Menifee
0 0 1 0
0 0 0 0
0 0
Not Applicable Not Applicable
0 0 0 1
0 0 0 2
0 0 0 0
76 Menifee Lakes
2 0 0
1 0 0
0 0 0
0 0 0
1 2 0
0 0 1.5
RSO
Notification To Direct City/Jurisdiction Notification
Person Contacted
by Phone
Prepared By Harris, Dan@CALFIRE
Date/Time Complete 9/10/2019 06:32:52 AM Date/Time Contacted 9/10/2019 06:24:58 AM
CAL FIRE/Riverside County Firefighters responded to a reported multi-vehicle traffic collision on Antelope road in the
City of Menifee. The first arriving engine reported three vehicles involved with one person trapped. Firefighters extricated
one critical patient and treated six minor patients.
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Riverside County Fire Department
Significant Incident Report Form
Incident Description
Incident Number Type of Occupancy
Incident Name Total $ Saved
Incident Type Total $ Loss
Location of Incident Smoke Detector
Date/Time Reported 9/12/2019 03:48:00 PM Acres Burned
City/Area Fire Cause
Injuries Minor Moderate Major Fatalities
Civilian
Firefighter
Evacuations/Displaced Number of Displaced 8 Adult Child
Fire OES Red Cross
Evacuation Center Location
Property Damage Residential Commercial Out Buildings Vehicles
Damaged
Destroyed
Threatened
Resources
First Due Fire Station
Engines Squads Air Attacks
Truck Co's RVC Medic Unit Air Tankers
Breathing Support RVC Haz Mat Units Helicopters
Firefighters Ambulance - Air Fire Crews
Chief Officers Ambulance - Ground Water Tenders
Overhead Personnel Bulldozers Incident Duration
Cooperating Agencies Disposition of Utilities
Electric
Gas
Building Owner/Occupant
Owner Name:Owner Phone:
City of Menifee
19CARRU117663 Single Family Residence
Dorado $200,000.00
Fire, Str. Residential $150,000.00
25510 Dorado Drive Not Present
0
Menifee Unintentional
3 0 0 0
0 0 0 0
6 2
Not Applicable Responded
1 0 0 0
0 0 0 0
1 0 0 0
7 Sun City
4 1 0
1 0 0
0 0 0
18 0 0
1 1 0
0 0 2 Hours
RSO
CAL Fire
Red Cross
None
Meter removed
Service Shut Off
Jack Greathouse (951) 582-1935
Occupant Name:Occupant Phone:
Incident Description
Notification To Direct City/Jurisdiction Notification
Person Contacted
by Phone
Prepared By Bischof, Joshua@CALFIRE
Date/Time Complete 9/12/2019 05:36:28 PM Date/Time Contacted 9/12/2019 04:24:00 PM
CAL FIRE / Riverside County Fire Department firefighters responded to a reported residential structure fire with victims trapped at 25510 Dorado Drive in the City
of Menifee. The first arriving engine company reported heavy smoke and fire coming from the garage of the single family dwelling. Upon arrival firefighters found
four victims outside of the structure. Firefighters quickly deployed a coordinated fire attack and searched for any additional occupants within the structure. The fire
was contained to the garage with a small amount of damage to one bedroom. Firefighter Paramedics treated two victims for minor smoke inhalation and a third
victim for a medical related complaint. All three victims were transported by AMR to a local area hospital. Red Cross was called to assist with three adult males,
three adult females, and two children that were displaced from the residence. There were no firefighter injuries reported during the incident.
Phone and Email
ACM Jeff Wyman, Colin McNie
City of Menifee Office of the Fire Marshal
Riverside County Fire Department OFM
Statistics for the Period of
September 1st – September 30th, 2019
October 1, 2019
During the 21 available business days in September the personnel
assigned to the Menifee Office of the Fire Marshal conducted 204 field
inspections and completed 73 individual plan reviews. During this
period staff attended 13 development related meetings, responded to
128 requests for counter assistance. These do not include responding
to multiple requests for field inspection scheduling for projects in
process.
Plan review turn‐around time is currently 10 days and inspections are
averaging within 72 hours of requests. Development review of Planning
case applications are in some cases currently 5 days ahead of due
dates.
Revenue collected for plan reviews, inspections and planning
application reviews are as follows:
September 2‐6 $18,445.92
September 9‐13 $7,327.84
September 16‐20 $6306.64
September 23‐27 $8,717.84
September 30th $2462.36
Total Revenue $43,260.60 (September)
** These numbers were provided by Fire permit counter staff and come
from the Acela Permit tracking program utilized for this purpose. Totals
City of Menifee Office of the Fire Marshal
Riverside County Fire Department OFM
Statistics for the Period of
September 1st – September 30th, 2019
may not reflect any permit fees collected on the 31st end of business
day.
The Office of the Fire Marshal (OFM) – Menifee Currently staffs
Riverside County Fire Assistant Fire Marshal, Fire Safety Specialist
(Vacant), Fire Systems Inspector, Fire Permit Technician and an Office
Specialist II. Currently the office is conducting inspections, planning
cases, DRC, meetings and plan reviews of Residential and Commercial
projects.
Office of the Fire Marshal (Menifee) is continuing to see an increase in
inspections for both residential and commercial projects. Our fire
inspector has been busy with various types of inspections including, fire
sprinklers for both residential and commercial, fire alarms, hood and
duct inspections and under fire lines and water supply inspections.
Our plan Reviews have included Bush Fire Kitchen, Fairfield Inn &
Suites, Mc Donald’s TI and New Justice Center. We are also reviewing
residential additions, second units and accessory dwellings. This past
month we have seen numerous State request for residential care
facilities and a large Family Daycare.
New Fairfield Inn & Suites Hotel is continuing to have inspections and
Fire Sprinkler plans have been submitted and reviewed. Artesa
community has continued to move forward quickly and has had
sprinkler and fire alarm wiring inspection on 3 of the units including the
club house. The 32 apartment complex is moving forward on the next
phasing of apartments to build. Atria Senior Living has started major
tenant improvements to the existing facility and include the
City of Menifee Office of the Fire Marshal
Riverside County Fire Department OFM
Statistics for the Period of
September 1st – September 30th, 2019
replacement of a new fire sprinkler system that previously had
numerous pinhole leaks to the old and outdated system.
Rancho Family Medical Group is currently making progress of a large
Tenant Improvement project. New fire sprinklers have installed in an
older building we had conducted an alarm pre wire inspection and
looking forward to them tying into the underground water to serve the
building and sprinkler system.
In between inspections, plan reviews, document retention, scheduling,
billing, as well as required reports, Menifee staff has a full workload as
do other divisions in this growing community. Office of the Fire Marshal
is continuing to work on an annual inspection program. The annual
inspection program would be geared to inspect all business within the
city limits to sure that fire and life safety requirements are being met.
Inspections should be anticipated to being early next year. In addition,
we have now a new Fire module in the cities Acela program that will
help us document Fire related permits and inspections.
The Fire Marshal services provided locally continue to receive positive
comments on service delivery and assistance to the public and business
community from customers, City staff and the Development
community.
Respectfully Submitted,
Sonya Bu
Fire Marshal
Riverside County OFM (Menifee)
MENIFEE POLICE DEPARTMENT
Riverside County Sheriff’s Department
Chad Bianco, Sheriff
Disclaimer: UCR Part 1 crimes for 2019 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 fa st reports are written and entered into the
Records Management System. These statistics are for law enforcement purposes only.
Menifee Public Safety Report - October 2019
During the month of August 2019, the Menifee Police Department generated 4,322 calls for ser-
vice. During the month of August 2019, there were 159 Part 1 crimes reported in the City of Me-
nifee (UCR data). A three month comparison is provided below:
During the month of August 2019, the Menifee Police Department made 7 public intoxication
arrests, generated 384 traffic citations, made 6 DUI arrests and took 35 traffic collision
reports (this does not include traffic collisions in which no report was written). A three month
comparison is provided below:
June July August # Change
Public Intoxication 8 6 7 +1
Traffic Citations 415 291 384 +93
DUI Arrests 9 3 6 +3
T/C Reports 23 24 35 +11
June July August # Change
Homicide 1 0 0 0
Rape 1 0 0 0
Robbery 3 6 6 0
Aggravated Assault 9 9 13 +4
Burglary 16 19 25 +6
Larceny Theft 110 96 86 -10
Motor Vehicle Theft 29 30 29 -1
Arson 0 0 0 0
Total number of arrests in Menifee for August 2019 (felony and misdemeanor): 109
September 2019 Code Enforcement is actively engaged in 1,197 open cases 18835524615968115369017023224205168176413493911135ACTION DETAIL COUNTSeptemberYTD70107786552825016163508721097161710601526596438572308BUILDING CODE VIOLATIONCOMMERCIAL ENFORCEMENTDANGEROUS BUILDINGFORECLOSED PROPERTY REGISTRATIONSHAZARDOUS CONDITIONILLEGAL DUMPINGILLEGAL SIGNAGECVC/PARKING CITESPROPERTY MAINTENANCEPUBLIC NUISANCESUB-STANDARD HOUSINGVEHICLE ABATEMENTWEED ABATEMENTZONING VIOLATIONSPUBLIC WORKS REFERRALSMARIJUANA CULTIVATIONTOPIC COUNTSeptemberOpenCode Enforcement Updates: Attended the Quail Valley Community Meeting and provided updates to residents and community members. Assisted RSO with two marijuana grows in Quail Valley Smart & Final started cleaning up the property. Assisted with a structure fire on Dorado Dr. Assisted with vehicle into perimeter wall off of Pier Point Cir. Met with representatives of Ralphs Shopping Center on property maintenance and security patrol for transient activity. Started hiring process to obtain a Senior Code Enforcement Officer.
SIGNIFICANT INCIDENTS – SEPTEMBER 2019 Officers responded to a call-out from Riverside County Sheriff’s Department regarding a fire on Dorado Dr. The garage was deemed a total loss and was red-tagged as directed by the Building Official.
SIGNIFICANT INCIDENTS – SEPTEMBER 2019 Officer Wiggins and Officer Montes assisted the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department in a traffic collision that resulted in major damage to a block wall.
Impound Outcome Statistics
for the Riverside Department of Animal Services
for the Contract City of MENIFEE
10/2/2019 12:12 DOG CAT OTHERS TOTAL DOG CAT OTHERS TOTAL DOG CAT OTHERS TOTAL
Live Impounds STRAY 37 53 4 94 510 447 41 998 168 157 21 346
OWNER SURRENDER 5 0 0 5 61 25 9 95 23 4 0 27
CONFISCATE 3 1 0 4 39 1 0 40 12 1 0 13
Total 45 54 4 103 610 473 50 1133 203 162 21 386
Live Releases ADOPTION 5 16 0 21 116 81 14 211 33 41 0 74
TRANSFER TO ADOPTION PARTNERS 16 41 2 59 212 272 12 496 66 113 4 183
TRANSFERS TO CONTRACT SHELTERS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
REUNITED WITH OWNER 15 1 0 16 228 13 3 244 75 4 0 79
Total 36 58 2 96 556 366 29 951 174 158 4 336
FOSTER 0 5 0 5 0 6 0 6 0 6 0 6
Euthanized *EUTHANIZED-Untreatable 2 4 2 8 6 14 6 26 2 5 4 11
*Euthanized-Treatable 10 8 0 18 56 91 12 159 29 44 12 85
Euthanized-Adoptable 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Total 12 12 2 26 62 105 18 185 31 49 16 96
Used Target Balance
1 100 99
Sep-2019 CYTD (1/1/2019 - 9/30/2019)FY (7/1/2019- 9/30/2019)
Menifee Free SN - FY (7/1/2019 - 6/30/2020)
Menifee Public Safety Report - Park Rangers
Enforcement July August September
Skate Park Rules 0 2 9
Alcohol 0 1 3
Smoking 1 1 3
Animal Rules 3 0 6
Littering 0 0 1
Field Reservations 2 2 2
Parking 1 1 1
Solicitation 2 3 6
Vandalism/Destruction 1 0 1
General Rule Violation 5 3 3
Trespassing 1 5 11
Disorderly Conduct 1 2 2
Advised and Complied 15 11 31
Citations 1 3 3
Homeless Contacts June August September
Solicitation 3 2 4
Transient Contact 25 41 36
Trespass 1 3 6
Homeless Encampment 3 5 6
Disorderly Conduct 2 1 2
Ranger Hotline June August September
Homeless Complaints 12 15 10
Skate Park Complaints 0 2 4
Park Cleanliness 1 3 3
Shelter/Field Reservations 3 3 5
Misc.5 6 9
Menifee Public Safety Report - Park Rangers
Outreach with SWAG Aug (Working Days)Visits to Services Total Hours
Rangers Samson and Ingraham 5 4 24
SWAG Assistance June August September
New Clients 5 4 2
Housing Intake 2 1 4
Vital Documents 8 3 8
Emergency Shelter 2 1 2
Transportation/Bus Passes 14 12 21
Calls to APS 4 1 7
Calls to Cares Line 0 6 7
Veteran Services 2 0 0
Medical Services 4 1 8
Mental Health Services 3 4 11
Substance Abuse Outpatient 0 2 0
Substance Abuse Residential Program 0 0 0
Housing Program Referrals 1 4 6
Permanent Housing 0 0 0
Category June August September
New Registrations - R 28 21 13
New Registrations - NR 0 0 0
Participant Visits - R 193 197 223
Paid Day Pass - R 0 0 0
Paid Day Pass - NR 0 0 0
First Visit Fee Waiver 7 26 75
Skate Park Operations
Social Worker Action Group (SWAG) continues working within the City of Menifee
every Thursday and Friday. Working jointly with the Crime Prevention Officer and Park
Rangers they are making contact with homeless in the city and assisting them with
getting vital documents, housing vouchers, medical assistance, shelter, etc. They
continue to case manage many of the chronically homeless in the area by seeking
Menifee Public Safety Report - Park Rangers
Park Ranger Career Day
The Menifee Park Rangers were invited to participate at career day at the Santa
Rosa Academy. The Rangers shared with students about the variety of career
paths in the field of natural resource preservation and protection. The Ranger
booth was visited by many students who are interested in nature and how to
make a full time job of exploring the outdoors. The Rangers spoke with the
students about helpful courses of study and degrees that will be helpful to
aquiring a job in this field. On display were a full complement of the
interpretive items the Rangers use to teach about local wildlife and promote
stewardship of the lands, resources and areas of historical significance.
Public Safety Committee Meeting
Meeting Date: 10/8/19
PUBLIC WORKS / ENGINEERING UPDATE:
1. Newport/Antelope and Antelope/Stillwater traffic signal modification and re -
striping on Antelope tentatively scheduled for Oct. 19 night work. This plan
will split phasing north south at Newport/Antelope and will include triple
northbound lefts, double southbound rights (with arrow) and split phasing
traffic signal operation at Antelope/Stillwater.
2. Installed new striping on Camino Cristal to improve safety along curves.
3. All-way stop was installed at Lazy Creek/Oakbridge.
4. WB left turn pocket on Newport at Haun will be extended by contract striper
tentatively scheduled on Oct. 19. This should help improve safety issues that
citizens have been concerned with.
5. Installed No Stopping Zone on Town Center Drive south of La Piedra due to
safety issues with student drop-off and pick-up.
6. Reviewed traffic control plan for large construction project adjacent to EMWD
on Murrieta Road. Traffic lanes will be shifted during 2 months of
construction.
7. New red curb, signage, and striping were installed at Mesa View Elementary
School to improve safety. Staff met with Principal and School Administration
to address all their safety concerns.
8. Installed No Stopping and red curb at Boulder Ridge Elementary School after
meeting with Principal and School Administration to improve safety for kids
on Junipero.
9. Installed new school signage and speed limits on La Piedra near Santa Rosa
and Evans Ranch Schools.
10. Menifee Valley Middle School nighttime construction on Garbani to install
infrastructure in middle of street. Work may take up to 2 months.
11. Will be installing No Stopping Zone on east side of Menifee Road adjacent to
Freedom Crest Elementary School to help prevent vehicles from double
parking on Menifee Road.
12. Reviewed traffic issues surrounding the new Taawila Elementary School.
Staff will be scheduling a meeting with school district and will develop a plan
to address traffic safety issues.
13. New striping completed in Quail Valley neighborhoods after slurry project.
Crosswalks and school signage were enhanced and one-way streets were
enhanced with striping and new signs.
14. Menifee/Matthews turn restrictions to improve safety are being scheduled by
Public Works for installation this month.
15. Goetz/Audie Murphy South traffic signal modifications completed. Developer
to slurry Audie Murphy South and lane striping on east leg will be modified at
that time.
16. School zone on Newport between Bradley and Winterhawk will be installed
in next 4 weeks.