Security Patrol Overview

Our Security Patrol Team plays a crucial role in ensuring the safety, security, and quality of life for the community. These services are comprehensive, focusing on proactive measures, immediate response capabilities, and supporting various community needs. Below is an expanded and detailed description of the patrol duties to showcase the many ways we serve our community.

1. Building and Infrastructure Security

• Conduct comprehensive building checks (11-53) at key locations, including the Community Church, Saint Francis Church, Pauma School, Pauma Building, Pauma Village, and the Treatment Plant. We ensure the premises are secure, with special attention to unoccupied areas to maintain their safety.
• Secure the Gravel Yard by verifying it is clear and locking the gate, ensuring unauthorized access is prevented.
• Conduct inspections of gravel yard wells and nearby infrastructure to identify any unusual activity or potential risks.
• Monitor critical community infrastructure, such as manholes and storm drains, for leaks or vulnerabilities. Immediate action, such as activating the critical failure plan, ensures the integrity of these systems.

2. Community Gate and Perimeter Patrol

• Regularly inspect and lock all community gates (Taupa, McMillan, Wiskon Way West, 76 gates, TY gates, Lazy H gates, and others). This prevents unauthorized access and reinforces the boundaries of our community.
• Conduct perimeter checks of outer gates, including the McMillan Gate on Cole Grade, to maintain a secure and controlled environment.
• Patrol streets, neighborhoods, and public areas like the Oak Tree community, ensuring visible security presence and addressing any suspicious activities.

3. Public Safety and Emergency Readiness

• Respond promptly to medical emergencies and traffic accidents, providing essential life-saving assistance (every minute counts) until emergency services arrive with more advanced equipment and training.
• Address and investigate reports of burglary, prowlers, suspicious persons, or vehicles, enhancing the feeling of safety among residents.
• Assist in fire safety, responding to alarms, and coordinating with fire services as needed.
• Monitor and respond to flooding conditions, ensuring roads are safe and notifying residents of potential hazards.

4. Community and Event Support

• Offer event assistance, such as parking coordination and planning, to support community gatherings while maintaining safety and order.
• Provide welfare checks for residents, offering reassurance and care for those in need.
• Assist with jump-starting vehicles, changing mailbox locks, and other minor but meaningful support tasks for residents.

5. Proactive Security Measures

• Perform CODE 5 patrols at Pauma Market and El Rey’s during closing hours, deterring criminal activity and ensuring businesses close safely.
• Conduct routine patrols of high-value areas like the airstrip, hangars, wells, Serratos Automotive, and greens maintenance areas, ensuring these assets are secure.
• Check residential homes when residents are out of town, upon request, providing peace of mind.

6. Detailed Reporting and Documentation

• Maintain accurate Daily Activity Reports (DAR), documenting all activities and findings during shifts. This ensures transparency and provides a clear record of efforts.
• Submit monthly reports, including vehicle maintenance logs and generator readings, showcasing diligence and operational efficiency.

7. Community Engagement and Responsiveness

• Respond to a variety of calls, including:
  • Venomous snake removals, wild animal intrusions, and reports of noise or suspicious activity.
  • Assisting residents with lift assistance or other immediate concerns.
  • Addressing unauthorized individuals on the golf course or other private areas.
  • Providing escorts for process servers, ensuring legal matters proceed smoothly.

8. Traffic and Property Monitoring

• Deploy traffic control devices as needed to manage vehicular flow and ensure safety in high-traffic or event areas.
• Notify residents of open garage doors or vehicles left unsecured, preventing potential theft or incidents.

Current Security Patrol Officers:

• Todd Albert
• German Colin
• Dale Easter
• Luis Orozco
• Eduardo Aguilar

Why District Security Matters to our Community...