Agenda Item No.
CITY OF YUCAIPA
AGENDA REPORT
TO: Honorable Mayor and City Council
FROM: Mike Walker, Chief of Police #V#)
FOR: City Council Meeting of August 14, 2023
SUBJECT: Police Department 2022 Annual Report
RECOMMENDATION:
That the City Council receive and file the Police Department's Annual Report for 2022.
BACKGROUND:
Once a year the Police Department provides a statistical summary of police activities to the City Council in an Annual Report. Chief of Police Mike Walker will present the attached Annual Report to Council concerning the year 2022 activities and respond to any questions that Council may have.
FISCAL IMPACT:
None.
Attachment(s):
1. Police Department Annual Report for 2022
Approved By:
ATTACHMENT 1
YUCAIPA POLICE
2022 ANNUAL REPORT
DISCLAIMER
In April of 2023, The San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department experienced a network disruption which affected our ability to access reports taken between April 23, 2019, and April 6, 2023. Every effort was made to verify the data being presented but there may be slight variances due to the network disruption and our inability to verify some of the information. We understand the importance of providing accurate and timely information to the Council and the community and we apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. We assure you that we are working diligently to resolve this issue and to restore access to our records.
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042,23O Calls for Service
0 31,791 Dispatched Calls
0 10,439 Proactive Self Initiated
04,264 Reports Taken
o Average of 157 per Deputy
0889 Adult Bookings
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*Part 1 Crimes Against Persons
o Homicide = 1
oRape = 13
oRobbery = 21
oAggravated Assault = 155
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o Part 1 Crimes Against Property
oBurglary = 154
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o Larceny = 447
o Arson = 7
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49 TRAFFIC ENFORCEMENT UNIT:
• 2 Deputy Sheriffs
• 4,289 Traffic Citations
• 126 Traffic Collision Investigations
• 6 DUI Arrests
• 91 Unlicensed Drivers
• 129 Towed Vehicles
Events: Coordinated OTS DUI Saturation
operations and OTS traffic Safety
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Three Year Statistical Recap 2020-2022
* 2nd Traffic Deputy added May 1, 2021
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Quality of Life Deputy
o882 Calls for service/Self-Initiated calls
o58 crime reports
o45 new homeless contacts
o26 arrests
o6 search warrant
o7 individuals sheltered
o7 encampments removed
Events: 2 Crime Free Multi -Housing meetings, 3 Neighborhood Watch meetings, and 1 Rotary presentation, and City Radio Operator training
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MULTIPLE ENFORCEMENT TEAM:
0 544 Calls for service/Self-Initiated calls
o 204 crime reports
0 131 Arrests
o Assisted Probation with 24 criminal investigations
0 18 search warrants
0 Events: $193,000 Electrical Breaker Theft Investigation resulted in 7 search warrants, 3 arrests, recovery of all stolen breakers, along with $19,500 in additional stolen property and one gun recovered.
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CHILDREN & FAMILY SERVICES:
0 399 CFS investigations
0 53 AFS investigations
0 12 Children's Assessment
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0 6 search warrants
SCHOOL RESOURCE OFFICER:
In 2022, our School Resource Officer (SRO) was
instrumental in ensuring school safety for all
schools in the district. Several home visits were
conducted to address students' physical and mental
well-being. As students returned to the classroom,
the SRO worked with district officials to address
safety and security concerns.
The SRO made several Law and Public Safety
{ presentations, attended the Mesa View Middle
School career fair, gave several pre-school and
elementary Stranger Danger and Cyber Bullying
presentations, instructed deputy trainees on
juvenile law and procedures, and assisted our
school district staff to ensure their emergency plans
{ and protocols were up to date.
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