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Topanga first responders urge defensible-space action; sheriff outlines camera-registration option after burglaries

5052959 · June 23, 2025
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Sheriff’s representatives reported a recent burglary pattern and promoted a camera‑registration system; fire officials reminded residents that brush‑clearance season has begun, urged home hardening and defensible‑space work, and warned of rattlesnake season and parking/aircraft operations concerns.

Deputy Baldy and county and fire officials briefed the Megaton Council on crime, community safety and fire‑season priorities during the June 2025 meeting.

Deputy Baldy reported that May included a small number of property crimes — “1 burglary and 2 grand thefts” were cited — and described a recent arrest triggered by a resident’s camera system. He said the sheriff’s office is registering residential cameras for investigatory purposes and that in the future some camera systems can be temporarily accessed for active incidents; for now, he said, residents should register cameras…

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