Attachment A
Code Compliance Division
Activity Report
Victorville
LIFO
QUARTER 4
REPORT
CODE COMPLIANCE
DIVISION
APRIL - JUNE
2026
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Staffing Levels and FY Stats 01
Inspections by Case Category 02
Completed Inspection Comparison
VictorvilleNow Case Requests
CODE COMPLIANCE
Parking Enforcement
Tobacco Enforcement
Homeless Engagement
Unhoused HET Assistance 08
Quarterly Clean Up Project 09
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Staff Levels and FY Stats
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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
76.9%
• Opened Cases Closed Cases
10000
2024/2025 8973
70.0%
8000
7413
2023/2024 6899 6955
6331
61.1% 6000
4870
4526 4521
2022/2023 4253
4000 3524
67.2%
2927
2123
2021/2022 2000
64.7%
2020/2021 25/26 24/25 23/24 23/22 22/21 21/20
60.2%
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Inspections by Case Category
The following charts summarize opened case activity
during Quarter 4 of FY 25/26 across key enforcement
categories, including blight and land use, business
license enforcement, parking enforcement, and weed
abatement.
During this quarter, Code Compliance opened a total of
2,321 cases, reflecting continued efforts to identify and address code violations throughout the City.
FY 25/26 FY 25/26 FY 25/26 FY 25/26
BUSINESS LICENSE WEED ABATEMENT BLIGHT/LAND USE PARKING 200 200 2,000 500
400
150 150 1,500
300
100 100 1,000
196
200 422
156 1,516 1,547
50 50 500
100 217
56 39
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
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Completed Inspection Comparison
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Property Inspections
Property Inspections consist of enforcement
64.7%
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 including weed
abatement.
Business License Inspections
20.4% Business License Inspections include Code
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
14.9% Parking Inspections consist of parking-
related enforcement activities, including
3,000 issued warnings, parking citations, and tow
FY 24/25 inspections
2,500 FY 25/26
2,000 Total Inspections
A total of 3,747 inspections were
1,500
conducted during FY 25/26 Quarter 4,
2,715
2,423 reflecting an increase from 3,719
1,000 inspections during the same period last
FY 24/25 FY 25/26 year.
FY 25/26
500 This upward trend demonstrates continued
711 759 FY 24/25
565 proactive enforcement efforts and
293
increased field activity across all program
Property Business License Parking areas.
Quarter 4 Completed Inspections
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VictorvilleNow Case Requests
MICTORE
Victorville
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CALIFO NOW
500
400
300
434
200
100 213
110
60 71
16 42
22 22
MONK
Overgrown Weeds illegal Fireworks Noise Complaint illegal Dumping Junk Vehicle Parking Enforcement Street Vending Homeless Encar
VVNow Requests
During Quarter 4, a total of 1,028 requests were submitted through the VictorvilleNow app.
The most common service requests included homeless encampment reporting, illegal dumping, and illegal street parking. Code Enforcement remained committed to responding to resident concerns in a timely manner, ensuring reports were investigated and addressed in accordance with established service standards while continuing to provide a high level of customer service to the community.
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Parking Enforcement
VENTURE
Code Compliance continued to enforce Citations Issued
parking regulations throughout the fourth
quarter to promote safe, accessible, and
185
orderly neighborhoods. Entorcement
efforts focused on violations involving
oversized and commercial vehicles parked Out of the 422 parking in prohibited areas, inoperable and enforcement cases created abandoned vehicles on public streets, and during the quarter, a total of other parking-related violations. Through a 185 citations were issued during combination of proactive enforcement and Quarter 4.
responses to resident-reported concerns,
staff worked to improve public safety,
enhance neighborhood appearance, and
ensure compliance with the Victorville
Municipal Code.
Top 3 Citation Types
VMC1236.040 CVC4000(A)
Expired Registration
VMC12.28.250(A)
CVC4000(A) Commercial Vehicle Parked
80 within 1000ft of a Residential
VMC12.36.040
PARKING OFF TRUCK ROUTE
VMC12.28.250(A)
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Tobacco Enforcement
During the Quarter 4, Code Compliance completed more than 45 tobacco retailer inspections to ensure compliance with the City's Deemed Approved Ordinance. Only 5 retailers were found to be in violation of ordinance requirements.
Identified violations included operating with an expired business license, the sale of drug paraphernalia, excessive window coverings, and the sale of flavored tobacco products. Businesses found to be out of compliance were issued Notices to Comply and directed to immediately remove prohibited merchandise or correct the identified violations within the required compliance period. Follow-up inspections were conducted, as necessary, to verify corrective actions had been completed.
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Homeless Engagement
Homeless Engagement
Team (HET)
During Quarter 4, 569 homeless encampment
cases were created. Additionally, there are
currently 229 active trespass agreements in
commercial zones on file, supporting ongoing
compliance and property owner coordination.
CITY OF VICTORVILLE
HOMELESS ENGAGEMENT TEAM
NOTICE OF CLEAN UP AND AVAILABLE SHELTER / SERVICES
Victorville Municipal Code 13.27
OFFICER:
NUISANCE TRESPASS
SiNO CONTACT NATE
• Site Photo Taken Property Photo Taken Stored Items Tagged
ENCAMPMENT CASES AGREEMENTS
ENCAMPMENT DESCRIPTION:
# OF BEDS AVAILABLE:
600 250 The City of Victorville has offered you services consisting of shelter, transportation, and other support services, at the date and time stated above. You have:
Accepted O Refused Vacant Encampment/Abandoned Property • NON-EXPEDITED ABATEMENT
500
200 Private Property, No Trespass Agreement Publie Area. No Obetruction YOU MUST REMOVE PERSONAL PROPERTY FROM THIS AREA WITHIN:
• 24 Hours - Subject to repost after 72 hours
400
•EXPEDITED ABATEMENT
150 Required Due to Encampment Within:
• Private Property with PC 602 Trespass Agreement Mojave Riverbed Area 300 • Within 500 ft of a Sensitive Area:
569 229
209 Transit Hus Homers Tracker City operated Facility
100
415 YOU MUST CLEAR THE AREA and REMOVE PERSONAL PROPERTY WITHIN:
200 • 3 hours Forthwith Due to Imminent Threat to Property, Bodily Injury, or Death •CLEAN UP REQUIRED
50 100 In the interest of puttic health, the City of Victorville herein notifies the occupants at the location listed below that the City wil clean-up all trash and debris located at the above location on or after CLEAN UP DATE: TIME: AM/PM
Said notice was provided on DATE: AMPM, hand delivered and / or posted. After ninety (90) days, any unclaimed property will be discarded.
FY 24/25 FY 25/26 FY 24/25 FY 25/26
The Cly will store any personal property which is not unsanitary, soiled, in disrepair or verminous.
I be sore a her are: sade, bren, or troperati, persia, ortian, or retrea.
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Unhoused HET Assistance • •
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During the fourth quarter of FY 25/26, the Homeless Engagement Team (HET) .. continued its coordinated outreach and enforcement efforts to engage individuals experiencing homelessness, connect them with available services and housing resources, and address encampments throughout the City. These ongoing efforts support public health and safety while promoting compassionate, long-term solutions for vulnerable community members.
Unhoused Individuals
Placement for the Unhoused
A total of 178 unhoused individuals were
contacted and offered shelter services 119 individuals were successfully placed into during this period. interim or emergency housing.
CODE COMPLIANCE
Victowille
HOMELESSNESS SOLUTIONS
Personal Property Stored Motel Voucher Assistance
25 instances of personal property were 6 individuals were placed in a hotel documented and stored in compliance through our MVP program. with established protocols.
ORFATIVE
POLICE
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Clean Up Project
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Throughout Quarter 4, Code Compliance partnered with Public Works and Community Services to carry out focused cleanup operations aimed at reducing the impacts of homeless encampments, improving public spaces, and enhancing community safety.
June 6 - Palmdale Rd / Begonia Rd and I-395 / Cantina Dr Coordinated cleanup efforts resulted in:
• Removal of 23.08 tons of debris
• Clearance of 5 homeless encampments from these priority locations.
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