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Board asks Douglas County Sheriff to enforce rules and seeks camera proposals amid off-path motorized bike use
Summary
Directors agreed to ask the Douglas County Sheriff to enforce county rules that align with District regulations after complaints about motorized bikes off paths and dogs off leash, and received a proposal-to-come for cameras from a contractor.
The Roxborough Village Metropolitan District Board discussed several public-safety concerns, including an uptick in motorized bikes operating off designated paths and reports of dogs off leash in parks. The Board agreed by consensus to ask the Douglas County Sheriff’s office to enforce county rules that align with District rules in affected open spaces.
Director Glass summarized complaints received about motorized bikes and unleashed dogs and said the Board's consensus was to have the Sheriff’s office enforce county rules. Director Linhardt added that he had spoken with a firm familiar to him that would provide a proposal to install cameras within the district; the firm will submit a proposal for Board consideration.
No enforcement schedule or camera locations were finalized at the meeting, and no formal contract approvals were made. The Board's action at the meeting was limited to requesting enforcement and soliciting a proposal for security cameras.
