On October 2, the Canyon Lake Property Owners Association (CLPOA) presented its August Community Patrol report. The report highlighted Community Patrol’s activities, showing 400 calls for service.
In addition to 53 warnings, staff issued 101 citations to members, 66 citations to guests, and four citations to service providers.
Staff issued 11 speeding citations, 80 parking citations, 22 failure to stop at a stop sign citations, one noise citation, nine prohibited vehicle citations, two non-registered golf cart citations, and four e-bike citations.
Twelve citations were issued for property damage, and one citation was issued for vandalism.
Three citations were issued for unauthorized entry, and seven citations were issued for misuse of access identification. Seventy-four guest passes were confiscated.
The CLPOA contracts its Community Patrol services. Community Patrol’s primary functions are compliance with rules and regulations, gate access control, and incident observation and reporting. For emergencies or to report a crime, residents should call 9-1-1.
