Attachment A
Quarterly Update FY 2024/ Quarter 4
Current Staffing Levels
1 Code Compliance Official
3 Code Compliance Supervisors
3 Code Compliance Officer I’s
11 Code Compliance Officers II’s
3 Code Enforcement Technicians
Vacant Positions
Enforcement Manager (Code Compliance)
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6,816
4,733 4,148
3,302 3,117
0 1,000
2,000
3,000
4,000
5,000
6,000
7,000
8,000
FY24 FY23 FY22 FY21 FY20
OPEN CASES PER FISCAL YEAR
Case / Inspection Productivity Fiscal Years 2023 / 2024 166 12744 1
227
358
1,414
1,275
CASE TYPE COMPARISON - QUARTER 4
232 179
2,976
2,768
INSPECTION COMPARISON - QUARTER 4
Case Classification Comparison Fiscal Years 2023 / 2024
Citation Issuance Comparison Fiscal Years 2023 / 2024
Homeless Outreach Fiscal Year 2023 / 2024
205
114
91 95
0 50
100
150
200
250
TOTAL OUTREACH
SURVEYS
ACCEPTED SERVICES REFUSED SERVICES ABANDONED AREA
CLEARED BY SANITATION
HOMELESS ENGAGEMENT TEAM OUTREACH FY24 QTR 4
Anti-Camping Ordinance
On January 5th, 2024, The City of Victorville revised and adopted Municipal Code section 13.27 Storage of Personal Property in Public Areas and outlined enforcement and abatement procedures. The revised ordinance empowers the City ’s Homeless Engagement Team to offer shelter upon contact and continues with the City ’s compassionate approach to shelter people experiencing homelessness. Additionally, the ordinance provides added compliance mechanisms to expedite the clearance of conditions that create pubic safety hazards located within streets, sidewalks, parks, open spaces, waterways, public facilities or environmental and fire hazards within dense vegetation areas such as the Mojave River bed area.
City HET and Police Officers along with the Symba Center and City Sanitation Division staff conduct outreach efforts in the Mojave River bed area.
Homeless Engagement Team
Mojave Riverbed Clean-Up Project Fiscal Year 2023 / 2024 A comprehensive river bed clean-up and clearance was completed over multiple weekends support by Public Works, Sanitation, Community Services, Police Department, Code Enforcement, Animal Control staff members along with Wellness Center service provider -Symba Center.
Key Project Notes
Total Staff Participation: 25 employees
Total Tonnage Cleaned Up: 91.17 tons
Project Length: 5/24/24—6/30/24
Project funded by an Encampment Resolution Fund provided by the County of San Bernadino Access challenges required debris to be cleared manually using off road utility vehicles (UTV’s). Effort consisted of pulling, raking, hand carrying, pushing, and breaking down extensive debris within challenging terrain.
Despite high heat temperatures staff worked tirelessly to ensure the project's success and took great pride in positively impacting the area and improving the appeal of the beautiful Mojave riv- er bed area.
1341
630
651
177
COMMUNITY ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM (CEP)
QUARTER 4
PROPERTIES INSPECTED
CEP CASES CREATED
PROPERTIES WITH NO VIOLATIONS
DURING CEP INSPECTION
RESOLVED CEP CASES
BEFORE AFTER
COMMUNITY ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM (CEP)
Special Compliance Tasks– Illegal Cannabis Cultivations
Six new illegal marijuana cultivation sites were cleared through joint and swift com- pliance efforts between the deputies from the San Bernardino County Sheriffs Department, City Code Compliance officers, City Building inspectors, water service technicians and support from the City Attorney’s office and Edison utility theft inves- tigators. Fines were issued to responsible persons and properties were red -tagged due to illegal electrical bypasses and other hazardous alterations. The goal to reduce illegal cannabis cultivations continues to be successfully achieved through a city wide comprehensive- zero tolerance approach.
11 8 11
44 111
0 20
40 60
80 100
120
FY24 FY23 FY22 FY21 FY20
MARIJUANA ENFORCEMENT