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View Royal Policing Priorities 2016
March 8, 2016Page 101 section
A summary of desired policing priorities for 2016 submitted by the Mayor and individual Councillors.
March 2, 2016Focus on property crime, traffic enforcement, and monitoring the homeless camp at the former Youth Correction Centre
View Royal Policing Priorities 2016
March 2, 2016
Mayor Screech
- Property crime (break and enters) and vehicle break ins;
- More traffic enforcement in the Town on a more regular basis;
- A presence on the trails and continued work in Thetis Lake park;
- With the new homeless camp, RCMP presence in the neighbourhood of the former Youth Correction Centre for the next few months (even if just drive-bys).
Councillor Rogers
- Routine rotational enforcements of the rat-running issues such as Rudyard, trucking bylaw infractions, etc.;
- Summer bike patrols in Thetis Lake, and coordination of services with CRD patrols along the two regional trails;
- Assistance to bylaw enforcement on 40 Days for Life protest, getting vacancies filled;
- Highway safety patrol;
- Participation in the Regional Crime Unit (whatever shape that comes in).
Councillor Weisgerber
- Traffic stops and morning ticketing of rat-runner areas like Stormont;
- Address homeless camp-outs throughout the town and the related problems that come with them.
Councillor Mattson
- Increased patrolling of left turn by View Royal Elementary; increasing presence by setting up a community watch; Volunteer View Royal could look for volunteers to help the RCMP and help coordinate activities.
Councillor Rast
- Routine enforcement of no left from Helmcken onto Rudyard Rd;
- School-zone speed enforcement at Eagle View Elementary and View Royal Elementary;
- Monitoring of Homeless shelter at Youth Detention facility;
- RCMP participation in Inter-municipal Police Committee especially in the review of Integrated Team.
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Extracted from: 2016 03 08 Committee of the Whole Agenda