Council Declines Private Security Contract, Seeks Additional Public Safety Research
The San Clemente City Council exercised caution in directing city staff to investigate how to address public safety concerns at ...
Tag: Public Safety
Council to Consider Hiring Private Security to Address Illegal Activity Related to Homelessness
The San Clemente City Council will consider whether to contract a private security firm to monitor illegal activity among the ...
Council Initiates Ordinance to Limit ‘Street-Side Solicitation’
Looking to protect drivers and pedestrians, the San Clemente City Council voted for staff to begin drafting an ordinance to ...
Council Declines Emergency Actions to Aid Homeless in Harsh Winter Weather
The San Clemente City Council eschewed emergency actions to help homeless people during inclement weather in favor of voting for ...
Council to Discuss Ordinance Prohibiting Panhandling
“Street-side solicitation,” or panhandling, in San Clemente may soon be on its way out, if the City Council votes to ...
Looking Ahead: New Mayor Chris Duncan Seeks Tangible Progress in 2023
New San Clemente Mayor Chris Duncan spoke with San Clemente Times to discuss the year ahead, as he looks to ...
Local Woman Supports Firefighters with Baked Goods, Holiday Cheer
Cindy Henry of San Clemente brings cheer to local firefighters during the holiday season through a longtime family tradition.
OCSD Promotes Benfield; Council Searching for New Police Chief
With Capt. Tony Benfield, chief of San Clemente Police Services, soon to leave his role following a promotion to OCSD’s ...
South OC Cars and Coffee Granted Official Permit to Run Weekly Events
The San Clemente Planning Commission unanimously approved an amendment during its Dec. 7 meeting that officially permits the Outlets at ...
Exchange Club Salutes 2022 Deputy, Firefighter of the Year
Fire Capt. Corey Larson of the Orange County Fire Authority was named Firefighter of the Year on Thursday, Nov 17, ...
City Officials Answer Resident Questions on Homelessness, Crime at Town Hall
San Clemente officials ran through a gamut of topics related to homelessness and crime at the Public Safety Town Hall ...
Red Ribbon Week, National Night Out Combine to Educate Residents About Drug-Free Communities
San Clemente residents rang in Red Ribbon Week with the Red Ribbon Parade and National Night Out in downtown on ...
Recent Violent Incidents, Burglaries Spark Citywide Conversation on Public Safety
Since January, there have been 10 residential burglaries in San Clemente’s Talega neighborhood. According to Capt. Tony Benfield, OCSD has ...
Letter to the Editor: Why E-Bike Safety Is a City Issue
MARK ENMEIER, Candidate for San Clemente City Council Almost everyone in the city has an “almost” incident with an e-bike, ...
Local E-Bike Shop Looks to Educate Riders, Community
A San Clemente e-bike business is preparing to hold a class that educates riders and residents alike on how to ...
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