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Clark said overall calls for service in October through December 2024 were \"pretty flat\" compared with 2023 but noted some shifts across categories. \"Robbery up a little bit. ... Homicides, unfortunately, you're all aware we had 2 this year where last year we enjoyed 0 homicides at all,\" Clark said.

The lieutenant attributed a drop in burglaries to the city-funded burglary suppression officer assigned July 1, 2024, and said larceny reports rose in part because more business owners are reporting crimes than in prior years. Clark said average response times for priority-one calls were 5.73 minutes in October, 6.03 in November and 5.86 in December, near the department's five- to six-minute goal.

On recent state-level changes to theft law, Clark described Proposition 36 as restoring tougher penalties that had been loosened under Proposition 47. \"So Prop 36 ... went into effect in mid December of last year, rolls back some of the provisions of Prop 47,\" he said, explaining the measure can make a third qualifying theft arrest a felony in some circumstances, restoring a tool to deputies for repeat offenders.

Clark also noted personnel and safety issues: the department trained deputies during the quarter, which affected some response times, and he reported a recent line-of-duty death when a deputy collided with a stalled vehicle on a freeway. He did not provide a name during the council discussion.

Council members asked for clarification about Prop 36 implementation and the potential effects on deputy safety and community outcomes. Clark said deputies will have a renewed enforcement tool but that training and adjustments are likely because many deputies worked under Proposition 47-era procedures.

The council did not take formal action on the report; Clark closed his presentation and answered questions from council members.

Clark's full slides and the department's quarterly report were submitted to city staff as part of the meeting record.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","City of Lake Elsinore - City Council Meeting - Jan 14, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","Lieutenant David Clark of the Riverside County Sheriff's Office presented the department's fourth-quarter 2024 statistics to the Lake Elsinore City Council, reporting largely flat calls-for-service but noting a rise in some violent crimes and explaining how Proposition 36 restores tougher theft penalties in some cases.","taxTitle","Lake Elsinore, Riverside County, California","taxId",3775,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6685723,"Votes at a glance: council approves consent calendars and receives AB 1600 development-fee report",311,1111000,1422000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2111968-c87e50c56e10657f23e267db6eaf318d&start=1111&end=1422","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2111968-c87e50c56e10657f23e267db6eaf318d/thumbnail_1111000.jpg","/articles/6685723/Lake-Elsinore/Riverside-County/California/Votes-at-a-glance-council-approves-consent-calendars-and-receives-AB-1600-development-fee-report","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6685723-89b9e28ff2c274b8bada3fb7e109ff70/orig.mp4?Expires=1771156313&Signature=lIxFNqMYF2-ezt1MqdZOn0-BO5cQxHPHxnSLTLBkXG1olMTUJgH7cepAJtpqhgmiPH7bn~OyreZrb8W8GgR~gcEvfinoG3xx5eCd-OjNiYEgOgNjksOHYmaCLJnIITZwaF0UDrdu3vzBJ48ez-2Cx2r~vP1sy8ChVHLowyjkjPfRrXwc35G-bndDHkHwPD81oS8-X4nUCBtSuDGu9H9RCfjCkn9EdtZIJLM6LCSObtJKMvlbcTH7cHP6p~qQUNnQbluBWeMJ5-Nqd2F-8cH9~0liUt4tNnMgl7SczkIxpsAH3hwcVdaVqSnbHyTyQ-D6HMVjBX3biHu6527d-3C6dA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","At the regular meeting the Lake Elsinore City Council and the Successor Agency took routine procedural votes on consent calendars and received the city's annual AB 1600 development impact-fee compliance report.

- City Council consent calendar (items 3 through 11): motion to approve moved by Councilwoman Johnson; second not specified on the record. The motion passed 5-0 with all members present.

- Successor Agency consent calendar (four items): motion by Agency Member Johnson, second by Agency Member Manos. The motion passed 5-0 with all members present.

- Public hearing and AB 1600 annual report (fiscal year ending June 30, 2024): Assistant Administrative Services Director presented the report showing fee collections and carryover balances. The report identified carryover balances including approximately $1,100,000 in library facilities fees for a future downtown library, about $1,000,000 in fire facilities fees for future fire station needs, and approximately $3,400,000 in storm drain fees (with most storm-drain funds planned for the Avenues drainage project and Main Street). A motion to receive and file the annual AB 1600 report was made by Councilmember Johnson and seconded by Councilmember Manos; the vote carried 5-0.

These actions were routine and required no further council direction at the meeting.","The Lake Elsinore City Council approved the city council consent calendar (items 3\u00111) and the successor agency consent calendar by unanimous votes and received and filed the statutory AB 1600 development impact-fee compliance report for fiscal year 2023\u001324.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6685727,"Lake Elsinore council hears RTA and WRCOG updates; Main Street and city hall construction advance",1479,1476000,2955000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2111968-c87e50c56e10657f23e267db6eaf318d&start=1476&end=2955","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2111968-c87e50c56e10657f23e267db6eaf318d/thumbnail_1476000.jpg","/articles/6685727/Lake-Elsinore/Riverside-County/California/Lake-Elsinore-council-hears-RTA-and-WRCOG-updates-Main-Street-and-city-hall-construction-advance","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6685727-d6325e4c638a987ad8d564d858e00ce6/orig.mp4?Expires=1771156313&Signature=br78uktpRmtb5XMIyf-Rjxw3NZ8z0Ae~RHRlqnLBqN9rp3p0cX6GmLD9V3~KQ-HExbQ4rL5eqlK5h1mqsxuRq2m84ZS2o-CYFYG~fPKZdnNv9Tx7rgkCd2CmwWL1ype0n0rn~pqr-AoYLRaofqvpD35O7zhEShv1hycSGUSM52eV8TsuXsc8U18qTDetLWwYcLCN5ird-cO6bUeNIlbzeoU7xFnpvM67oCk-cLsgSNfShay~vvdWCADqu1p-w8SgM~Mgwv72swuG4bBPMJw6iXzTlvk25KP97FWRCi2v6~Vdi07JYmByM~Vl8riiFIQT6TWXx11v4xVr8mhd~GHmnA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Councilmembers provided multiple informational updates on regional transportation agencies, local infrastructure projects and community events.

Councilmember Sheridan reported that Steve Hemingway of the City of Riverside was appointed chair of the Riverside Transit Agency for the coming year and noted an RTA board meeting is scheduled for Jan. 23. Sheridan also promoted an upcoming Habitat for Humanity Inland Valley event on Jan. 24 honoring former President Jimmy Carter and a March/April fundraising gala for Mt. San Jacinto College on April 18.

Councilmember Manos summarized a recent strategic-planning meeting of the Western Riverside Council of Governments (WRCOG) and listed key WRCOG programs that benefit Lake Elsinore: the regional Transportation Uniform Mitigation Fee (TUMF), through which the city has received approximately $55 million to date; the IREN energy-efficiency program; grant-writing support; and a streetlight program that has saved the city about $700,000. Manos said WRCOG also runs fellowship and cleanup programs and that the city engineer regularly submits projects for grant and regional funding.

On local construction, the city manager reported that Main Street paving is complete and crews are installing decorative intersections and bollards, with downtown improvements estimated to finish in about six weeks. At the city hall site, steel framing is up and exterior concrete and glass installation are expected in the coming months.

No formal council action was taken; the reports were informational and staff will continue to update the council as projects progress.","Councilmembers reported on regional transportation bodies and local infrastructure: RTA named a new chair and scheduled meetings; WRCOG strategic priorities, energy and streetlight programs and TUMF funds were reviewed; city staff said Main Street downtown paving is nearly complete and city hall framing is rising.",{"_33":100,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":101,"_41":102,"_43":103,"_45":104,"_47":105,"_49":106,"_51":107,"_53":108,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":109,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":110,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6685729,"Lake Elsinore reports 179 exits from homelessness in 2024; task force outlines outreach numbers and point-in-time count",59,2456000,2515000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2111968-c87e50c56e10657f23e267db6eaf318d&start=2456&end=2515","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2111968-c87e50c56e10657f23e267db6eaf318d/thumbnail_2456000.jpg","/articles/6685729/Lake-Elsinore/Riverside-County/California/Lake-Elsinore-reports-179-exits-from-homelessness-in-2024-task-force-outlines-outreach-numbers-and-point-in-time-count","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6685729-e9330a1518d047bf73992c145e6d3d71/orig.mp4?Expires=1771156313&Signature=adOHeBp~f-JIZ89k9sUZ9RXscLJJ0gGW6zNt-IgbdmJychTLgE22RBp3ixfyTyoI5PmOolF4KEfsoMUOUf1YaesD7msGFJWfrHFm0HwH2U0PeXR~jRSiwmFj6fUl1AaFyfR1ljBfjn0hVREiNnAx3zdTvfvdd4JqJVV09VJCc5EZbDr1y3TSzTmc-K~FiD04dPxfPmxy0qpH5Et0s51FePfOBJ4ggc3uz713XqvsRcymaIjOvU5ZGHRocJgja5kld3qcti7-WDQRAHYmRPil1sunmX-Pka4ARCC0SNsIexmD3fFb8B0uKRg-seZnBiYXqJFdUCzjv2P4d-hnDyh9TA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Councilwoman Johnson delivered the Homeless Task Force monthly report to the Lake Elsinore City Council, summarizing coordinated outreach activity and year-to-date outcomes for 2024.

Johnson said the task force's coordinated \u001ctrifecta\u001d outreach (city code enforcement/quality-of-life teams, sheriff outreach and the SWAG street outreach team) recorded 33 contacts in December and identified five people as newly documented in the homelessness data system. \"Anytime they make contact with an individual that doesn't have a roof over their head, that's considered a contact because they're put into the delayed entry system program,\" Johnson said.

She highlighted a year-to-date total of 179 exits from homelessness in 2024 and estimated the city's chronic homeless population at roughly 100 to 160 individuals. Johnson cautioned the council not to conflate visibility with quantity: many people reported as homeless are moved frequently by outreach and enforcement activity. \"We don't have a lot of new homeless,\" she said, noting that early intervention is prioritized for newly homeless people and chronic cases remain difficult to transition.

Johnson encouraged community participation in the county's point-in-time count early in January. \"If this is something you're interested in, there's a reg we'll have it on our website. You can register. You can come down. You can be a part of the process,\" she said, and the council agreed to publicize volunteer opportunities.

The report described efforts to increase mental-health service connections and called for ongoing outreach. No formal council action was taken; staff will continue monthly reporting and outreach coordination.","Councilwoman Johnson presented the December and year-to-date Homeless Task Force figures showing 33 coordinated outreach contacts in December, five new people documented, year-to-date exits of 179, and a chronically homeless estimate of 100\u0016160; the council encouraged volunteers for the upcoming point-in-time count.",{"_33":112,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":113,"_41":114,"_43":115,"_45":116,"_47":117,"_49":118,"_51":119,"_53":120,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":121,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":122,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6685731,"Lake Elsinore officials press Southern California Edison for clearer shutoff plans after multi-day outages",336,1754000,2090000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2111968-c87e50c56e10657f23e267db6eaf318d&start=1754&end=2090","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2111968-c87e50c56e10657f23e267db6eaf318d/thumbnail_1754000.jpg","/articles/6685731/Lake-Elsinore/Riverside-County/California/Lake-Elsinore-officials-press-Southern-California-Edison-for-clearer-shutoff-plans-after-multi-day-outages","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6685731-2d798fec9dda248a7262c7ecd077fde1/orig.mp4?Expires=1771156313&Signature=VbmrXfcHcgwMmw0R4B6u89e9Q1asww9RQXdrd7dwv~0NUW3iZ6J8r9TwhDtlFqODoHmNqQwgQOg1EzjuG-7l5LfkP84tWc7JpjpMt3bEgPPRVCS3Rd0nymcwEXX~Ye-kidVkukaPmWGGfVONiJmz0b~gDuBEacI0-7NIPLJb0u997UCPjUdxVwAayX6tn0TWbUtY6fGr3Bf4FaK75D35n02mbA7Viuyb4W9hapMabEUB2Xe2i9OZUK45DKCILZSmMjdC1TOweIh88qcMP9JeiOwh7O5TOEFsWhJQcPDYL9puDbMZt-9IG5Z6JE76Mp6Jkxu2jZlGcpc659AfcKyuzw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Lake Elsinore officials said recent multi-day public safety power shutoffs by Southern California Edison disrupted traffic signals, strained emergency response and left some residents without power for days, and they urged clearer notice and rerouting options from the utility.

Councilmember Chris Manos told the council about a contentious conference call with Southern California Edison that drew nearly 300 elected officials and described outages that left many customers without power for several days. \"These public safety power shutoffs are gonna continue into the future,\" Manos said, adding that Edison's outage map \"is only being updated 2 and 3 times per day. It's not a live map as it might indicate.\"

The city manager (name not specified in the meeting transcript) told the council the city has no control over the utility's shutdown decisions but that staff is engaging Edison and the county to press for better protocols and clearer communication. \"We're gonna help clarify for everyone that the city has no control over the power outage that's purely in the hands of Cal ISO and Edison,\" the city manager said.

Council members and staff raised specific concerns: inaccurate or slow outage maps, lack of timely notice for customers, the effect of shutdowns on traffic-signal operations and the need to protect customers dependent on medical equipment. Manos urged residents to prepare for future outages and consider generators or battery-backed solar systems. \"I would strongly advise people to be prepared for outages when the winds blow,\" he said.

City staff said they are engaging Edison at a staff level and working with Riverside County to pursue better field practices, including the possibility of rerouting power to avoid fully de-energizing critical infrastructure where feasible. Councilmembers asked staff to keep them updated as negotiations and operational changes proceed.

No formal action or ordinance was proposed at the meeting; the discussion focused on outreach to Edison and county coordination.","Councilmembers and city staff described multi-day power outages during recent wind-driven fire risk events, urged better outage maps and communications from Southern California Edison, and said the city is engaging the utility and county to seek improved protocols and support for residents with medical needs.","actionData","errors"]

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