Attachment A
Code Compliance Division
Activity Report
Victorville
LIFO
QUARTER 3
REPORT
CODE COMPLIANCE
DIVISION
JANUARY - MARCH
2026
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Staffing Levels and FY Stats 01
Inspections by Case Category 02
Completed Inspection Comparison
VictorvilleNow Case Requests
CODE ENFORCEMENT
Parking Enforcement
Homeless Engagement
Overall Clean Up Statistics
Homeless Engagement Events 08-09
Quarterly Clean Up Project 10
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Staff Levels
• 1 Code Enforcement Official
• 1 Enforcement Manager
• 3 Code Enforcement Supervisors
• 1l Code Enforcement Officer Il
(4 assigned to Homeless Engagement Team)
• 3 Code Enforcement Officer I
• 3 Code Compliance Technicians
• 1 Management Specialist
Vacant Positions
• 1 Code Enforcement Officer Il
FY Stats
Closure Rate %
2025/2026
70.9% (as of 03/31/2026) • Opened Cases Closed Cases
8000
7413
2024/2025
6955
70.0% 6647
6331
6000
2023/2024
61.1% 4715 4870
4526 4521
4253
4000
3524
2022/2023
2927
67.2%
2123
2000
2021/2022
64.7%
2020/2021 25/26 24/25 23/24 23/22 22/21 21/20
60.2%
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Quarter 3
Inspections by Case Category
The following charts illustrate opened case activity by category-blight/land use, business license, parking
enforcement, and weed abatement-comparing Quarter
3 of FY 24/25 to Quarter 3 of FY 25/26.
These comparisons highlight trends in enforcement
activity and support ongoing efforts to maintain
community standards through both proactive and
complaint-based responses.
FY 25/26 FY 25/26 FY 25/26 FY 25/26
BUSINESS LICENSE WEED ABATEMENT BLIGHT/LAND USE PARKING 250 To 2,000 350
60 300
200
1,500
50 250
150 40 200
1,000
67 312
209 30 150
100 1,588
244
20 1,203 100
32 500
50 10 50
51 FY 24/25 FY 25/26 FY 24/25 FY 25/26 FY 24/25 FY 25/26 FY 24/25 FY 25/26 02 Code Compliance Division
Quarter 3
Completed Inspection Comparison
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Property Inspections
Property Inspections consist of enforcement
69.1%
activities related to general property
compliance, including Notices of Violation
(NOV), Notices of Pending Action (NOP),
issued citations, case status checks, and
nuisance abatement actions.
Business License Inspections
Business License Inspections include Code
18.9% Enforcement Business License
(CEBL)
inspections, rental property inspections, and
Food Establishment inspections related to
proper disposal of fats, oils, and grease
(FOG) compliance.
Parking Inspections
12.0% Parking Inspections consist of parking-
related enforcement activities, including
issued warnings, parking citations, and tow
inspections
3,000
FY 24/25 FY 25/26
2,500
2,000 Total Inspections
1,500 A total of 3,715 inspections were conducted
2,589 during FY 25/26 Quarter 3, reflecting an
2,568
increase from 3,449 inspections during the
1,000 same period last year. This upward trend
FY 25/26 demonstrates continued proactive
500 FY 24/25 enforcement efforts and increased field
FY 24/25 FY 25/26
701 activity across all program areas.
493 446
367
Property Business License Parking
Quarter 3 Completed Inspections
Code Compliance Division 03
Quarter 3
VictorvilleNow Case Requests
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Victowille
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350
300
250
200
346
150
100
118 114
50 100
84 12 38 12 8 8
15 Overgrown Weeds illegal Fireworks Request for Shelter or Shelter illegal Dumping Junk Vehicle Unlicensed Business Illegal Street Parking Basketball Hoop Street Vending Homeless Encar
VVNow Requests
A total of 870 requests were submitted through the VictorvilleNow app. The most common service requests included illegal dumping, private property concerns, and illegal street parking. Code Enforcement maintained a strong level of responsiveness, achieving a 94% service level agreement (SLA) compliance rate for the quarter, reflecting timely resolution of community-reported issues.
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Parking Enforcement
Milaap
Code Compliance upholds parking Citations Issued
regulations to maintain public safety,
accessibility, and neighborhood standards
City. This includes 297
throughout the
addressing violations such as oversized
and commercial vehicle parking (including Out of the 312 parking semi-trucks) in prohibited areas, enforcement cases created inoperable or abandoned vehicles on during the quarter, a total of public streets, and other unlawful parking 297 citations were issued conditions. These efforts are carried out between January 1, 2026, and through proactive patrols and complaint- March 31, 2026. This reflects a based responses to ensure compliance and high level of parking compliance preserve the quality of life within the activity in addressing parking- community. related violations.
Top 3 Citation Types
VMC1236.040 CVC4000(A)
Expired Registration
VMC12.28.250(A)
CVC4000(A) Commercial Vehicle Parked
109 within 1000ft of a Residential
VMC12.36.040
PARKING OFF TRUCK ROUTE
VMC12.28.250(A)
100
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Homeless Engagement
Homeless Engagement
Team (HET)
During Quarter 3, 583 homeless encampment
cases were created, an increase from 415 in
the prior fiscal year, reflecting expanded
outreach enforcement
Additionally, there are currently 147 active
trespass agreements in commercial zones on
file, supporting ongoing compliance and
property owner coordination.
CITY OF VICTORVILLE
HOMELESSENGAGEMENT TEAM
NOTICE OF CLEAN UP AND AVAILABLE SHELTER / SERVICES
Victorville Municipal Code 13.27
DATE: TIME- _OFFICER: _CASE/ FILE/HMIS a:
NUISANCE TRESPASS
FOLLOW UP CONTACT DATE: TIME: OFFICER:
ENCAMPMENT CASES AGREEMENTS Site Photo Taken • Property Photo Taken • Stored items Tagged
CONTACT NAMES LOCATION
# OF BEDS AVAILABLE:
600 250
he City of Victorville has offered you services consisting of shelter, transportation, and othi jonast services. at the date and time stated above. You has Accepted Refused Vacant Encampment/Abandoned Property
500 •NON-EXPEDITED ABATEMENT
200
• Private Property, No Trespass Agreement • Public Area, No Obstruction YOU MUST REMOVE PERSONAL PROPERTY FROM THIS AREA WITHIN:
• 24 Hours -
400
150 • EXPEDITED ABATEMENT
Required Due to Encampment Within
300 • Private Property with PC 602 Trespass Agreement • Mojave Riverbed Area 583
• Within 500 ft of a Sensitive Area:
209 School
100 Homeless Shelter City Operated Facy Water Way
Transit Hub Train Tracks
200 415
147
• Forthwith Due to Imminent Threat to Property. Bodily injury. or Death 50 •CLEAN UP REQUIRED
100
in the interest of butle heat the Cive Victorite herein notifies the occunants at the intation listed below that the CRy wil clean-up all trash and debris located at the above location on or after:
CLEAN UP DATE: TIME: AM/PM
Sall notice was provided on DATE: AMPM, hand delvered and / or FY 24/25 FY 25/26 FY 24/25 FY 25/26 posted. After ninety (30) days, any unclaimed property will be discorded.
ADDITIONAL NOTICE INFORMATION:
• For shetter assistance call county services at 211 or Victorville Code Compliance at 760.955-5104. camping alowed within the
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Overall Clean Up Statistics •
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During the third quarter of FY 25/26, the Homeless Engagement Team (HET) continued proactive outreach and enforcement efforts focused on connecting unhoused individuals to services, maintaining public health and safety, and addressing encampments throughout the City.
Unhoused Individuals
A total of 199 unhoused individuals were
contacted and offered shelter services
during this period.
Placement for the Unhoused
169 individuals were successfully placed into
interim or emergency housing, including 169
placements at the Wellness Center and
hotels.
Personal Property Stored
27 instances of personal property were
documented and stored in compliance
with established protocols.
Motel Voucher Program
30 individuals assisted through MVP voucher
programs.
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January 22nd - Annual
Point In Time Count
Victorville
Enforcement Officers play a key role in
the County-mandated Point-in-Time
Count (PITC). Officers are assigned as
team leads and are responsible for
administering the City's headcount
survey, while additional team members
complete the County PITC survey. This
CODE COMI
approach helps ensure accuracy and
uniform data collection across all
designated count zones.
Joint Outreach
Operations
Joint operations were conducted in
collaboration with Code Compliance, the
Police Department, Sanitation, and Animal
CODE COMPLIANC
Services. These coordinated efforts
PLICE resulted in approximately 80 individuals
contacted and 80 resources provided,
followed by a total of 36 misdemeanor and
felony arrests. Code Compliance
documented 5 instances of personal
property storage, while teams recovered
29 shopping carts and removed
approximately 3,850 pounds of trash. In
addition, 3 dogs were safely rescued as
part of these multi-departmental efforts,
highlighting a comprehensive approach to
public safety, environmental cleanup, and
animal welfare.
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Homeless Engagement Events .. • • .
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Old Town Foot Patrols
A newly initiated officer presence effort
has been implemented in the Old Town
area, consisting of Code Compliance and
Police, with the goal of increasing visibility,
providing direct and immediate assistance
to individuals experiencing homelessness,
and engaging with property and business
owners. A total of 12 patrols were
completed this quarter, resulting in
reduced encampment-related blight,
nuisance activity, and debris accumulation.
March 18 - Shelter Court
During the Shelter Treatment Court
event held on March 18 at the
Victorville Fairgrounds, the City of
Victorville's Homelessness Solutions
and Homeless Engagement Team
(HET) demonstrated the effectiveness
of its coordinated outreach and
housing efforts by directly engaging
individuals experiencing homelessness
and connecting them with critical, life-
changing services. The HET Team
conducted comprehensive risk and
needs assessments and facilitated
immediate placements for four
individuals into the Victorville Wellness
Center, where they will receive interim
housing and wraparound support
Victorville
services focused on stabilization and
HOMELESSNESS SOLUTIONS
long-term housing pathways.
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Clean Up Project
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Targeted cleanup efforts were conducted, supported by
Public Works and Community Services staff to address
encampments and improve environmental conditions
across key areas of the City:
• March 7 - Estrella Ave / Riverbed / 7th St / Mineral
• A total of 14.21 tons of debris was removed,
and 1 encampment was cleared.
• March 21 - Seneca Rd / Begonia Rd / Palmdale Rd
Wash
• A total of 8 encampments were cleared, and 1
arrest was made. A total of 17.77 tons of debris
were removed.
These efforts reflect continued coordination to address public health, safety, and environmental impacts
associated with encampments.
BEFORE AFTER
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