Speed trailers issued 75 speeding citations in the month of February. Photo by Canyon Lake Insider.The Canyon Lake POA presented on April 3 the Community Patrol and Marine Patrol reports for the month of February.
Community Patrol
Community Patrol received 303 calls for service in the month of February. Thirty-eight suspicious persons/vehicles were reported.
Staff performed 3,720 foot patrols of amenities and parks.
Ten speeding citations were issued by staff. The speed trailers issued 75 speeding citations. Staff issued one miscellaneous traffic citation, 321 parking citations, three golf cart citations, and eight bus stop citations.
Four noise citations and 13 animal-related citations were issued.
Nine failure to comply citations and three verbal abuse to staff citations were issued.
Staff confiscated 277 guest passes and issued 28 citations for gate running.
There were 32,637 guest entries and 91,684 RFID entries at the Main Gate, 22,119 guest entries and 40,511 RFID entries at the East Gate, and 14,398 guest entries and 43,121 RFID entries at the North Gate.
There were three vehicle accidents and six vandalism incidents reported.
Marine Patrol
Marine Patrol received 48 calls for service. Staff performed 14 boat safety inspections, seven boat tows, two battery assists, 11 quagga inspections
Staff performed 13 fishing license checks and issued nine fishing license citations.
Staff issued 175 citations for expired/no registration (state), three citations for expired/no registration (POA), and six citations for expired/no registration at a dock or lift.
Three lifejacket warnings and two excessive wake warnings were issued.
Marine Patrol boats operated a total of 140 hours on the main lake and 116 on the East Bay.
Boat one operated 168.9 hours. Boat two operated 38.8 hours. Boat three did not operate in May. Boat four operated 48.3 hours.
About Community Patrol
Community Patrol services are provided by the POA. Its primary functions are rules and regulations compliance, gate access control, and incident observation and reporting to the POA.
Community Patrol can assist with barking or loose dogs, illegal fishing, loud noise complaints, motorcycle riding in the community, speeding vehicles, parking violations, vehicle accidents, and other non-emergency incidents.
The primary functions of Marine Patrol are rules and regulations compliance, quagga and boat safety inspections, and incident observation and reporting to the POA.
Police Services
Residents are reminded to contact the police department for incidents pertaining to the law. Police services are provided by the City of Canyon Lake through a contract with the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department. For emergencies or to report a crime, call 911.
