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Tiburon police outline enforcement limits, urge regional consistency on Old Rail Trail speed
Summary
Tiburon Police Captain Jared Yee told the Parks, Open Space and Trails Commission that officers patrol the Old Rail Trail when staffing permits, that the department recently received printed administrative citations for trail violations, and that the department supports aligning trail speed policy with neighboring jurisdictions.
Tiburon — Captain Jared Yee of the Tiburon Police Department told the Parks, Open Space and Trails Commission on March 17 that the department is increasing its attention to safety and speed on the Old Rail Trail but that enforcement is limited by staffing and budget constraints.
Yee said officers “make every effort to patrol the Old Rail Trail when staffing permits” and that the department uses an overtime budget “strategically to deploy officers to the trail when possible.” He added that the department recently received printed administrative citations that give officers tools to take enforcement action on e-bike and other trail violations but said the department has not yet issued citations specifically for Old Rail Trail violations.
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