CSO program statistics highlight parking citations, RV enforcement and pocket-bike concerns
Public safety manager Wayne Coe reported CSO activity for Sept ec 2025 and described directed patrols; commissioners pressed for clarity on RV overnight rules (80-inch width standard), asked about pocket bikes and requested uniform identification patches and a CSO job-description summary.
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Public Safety Manager Wayne Coe presented the Public Safety Community Service Officer (CSO) program summary for October ecember 2025: CSOs worked 67 shifts in the period, and month-by-month counts included calls for service, reports taken, vehicles stored, red tags, traffic assists and parking citations. Commissioners noted parking citations were a frequent output of CSO work and asked about RV rules, enforcement thresholds and visible CSO identification.
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