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SCPD Presentation 12_15_2025

Stadium Neighborhood Relations Ad Hoc Subcommittee
March 30, 2026

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SCPD Presentation 12_15_2025
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March 30, 2026
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SANTA CLARA POLICE DEPARTMENT
Chief Cory Morgan
Captain Richard Fitting
Stadium Neighborhood Relations Committee
SERVING WITH PRIDE. PROTECTING WITH HONOR.

2014-Present
200+ Major Events
Attendance:
9 MILLION+
SCPD & Allied Partner Staffing:
40K+
Key Events:

CFP
Super Bowl 50
Taylor Swift (6x)
Wrestlemania 31
International Soccer
NFC Conference Championships
Major Event Public Safety Experience

CHIEF CORY MORGAN

What a Stadium Deployment Involves
• Public Safety: Prevent/disrupt a targeted attack, crowd management, crime deterrence, emergency response
• Mobility: traffic control, pedestrian safety, ingress/egress management • Neighborhood impacts: Parking spillover, noise, littering, intoxication, other quality of life (QOL) issues
• Coordination: Fire/EMS, Public Works, CHP, transit, private security, stadium ops, plus other regional and federal partners
_________________________________________________________________________ • National Incident Management System (NIMS) - Incident Command System (ICS)

CHIEF CORY MORGAN

Command Structure: NIMS/ICS

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Capt. Richard Fitting
Incident Commander
Deputy Incident Commander
Sgt. Max Nielepko
Exterior Chief
Sgt. John Terry
Interior Chief
Sgt. Jerry Ogg
THF
Sgt. Bryan Williams
Intelligence
Lt. Aric Enos

Checks and Balances
Internal and External Scrutiny
• After Action Reviews (AAR) lead to improvement
• Comprehensive External Audit (Guidepost)
• Civil Litigation
• Lawsuit over public safety costs at stadium.
• Lawsuit example: Plaintiff dropped Police Department from lawsuit after reviewing deployment and response to critical incident. • City of Santa Clara Finance Department
• City Council Review

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Community Hotline x2280
Initiated in 2019
• Direct line to Deputy Incident Commander
• Deputy Incident Commander oversees event operations
• Supervises Interior Chief and Exterior Chief
• Can direct resources to an issue when available
• After Action Review: documented for future improvement

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Post Event Summary

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• x2280 calls are summarized in Post-Event Summary that is provided to key City staff and City Council
x2280 Historical Data

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Calls
Vendors Noise Parking Misc.
97 Total Calls 2021-2025 (81 events)
• (33) Noise, (24) Illegal vending (19) Parking, (21) Misc. • From the Misc. category
• Public urination (2)
• Public intoxication
• Littering
• Lost persons / welfare checks
• Other isolated issues
21 24
33 19
What has NOT changed: Infrastructure

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Parking is the Root Driver for QOL Issues
• Stadium is surrounded by public streets without residential parking restrictions • Screening practice when stadium first opened
• Unrestricted on-street parking drives spillover and secondary complaints:
• Littering
• Public urination
• Public intoxication
• Congestion / driveway blocking or other unlawful parking • Most effective action City Council or residents could take: Residential parking restrictions (RPP) for residents + guests

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Noise Complaints 2021-2025
• Trends
• Concerts – Not NFL games
• Tasman / Lick Mill
• Code Enforcement
• Administrative code
What We Need from this Committee
• The most effective solutions require policy authority from the City Council • Consider Residential Parking Permit (RPP) program near the stadium • Most stadiums have significantly different parking pictures – RPP will change event flow • Strong desire for City-wide restriction on RV parking on the streets • Police recommendation: This Subcommittee give rolling recommendations to City Council to make changes as necessary.

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