Oceanside Community Safety

During this time period the Oceanside received 202 complaints

(1) File 2019-2191: On March 11,an unlocked vehicle was rummaged through while parked in a driveway in the 500 block of Doehle Avenue, Parksville. Nothing was reported damaged or stolen.

One of Oceanside Community Safety's programs is to deliver free safety presentations aimed at protecting seniors from scams. The Oceanside Newcomers Alumni Society arranged for a presentation on Income Tax Scams and expressed their pleasure at what was delivered:

OCSV's Michael Garland speaks with The Beach FM's Dave Graham discussing upcoming events.

There are laws and regulations to keep your community safe.

With public health and safety top of mind, the Province has passed legislation to provide legal, controlled access to non-medical cannabis in British Columbia.

Oceanside Community Safety and the Oceanside RCMP have presentations available to groups and businesses interested in learning the facts around the rules.

You can help make our streets and communities safer by encouraging others to leave the phone alone behind the wheel.

Get a distracted driving sticker and show your support. They are available at participating ICBC Driver Licensing, Autoplan broker and Oceanside Community Safety offices.

During this time period the Oceanside RCMP received 235 complaints.

1) File 2019-1987: On March 5th the City of Parksville reported a mischief had occurred overnight at the Parksville Community Park with an oak tree cut down overnight. Replacement value of the 20 year old tree is over $3,500. The investigation is continuing.

During this time period the Oceanside RCMP received 211 complaints.

1) File 2019-1772: On February 26th, a resident reported damage to a mail box located in the 200 block of Polegate Road, Qualicum Beach. Access was not gained with damage reported to Canada Post.

Five combination Speed Watch and Cell Watch deployments were made by Oceanside Community Safety's Traffic Watch during the months of January and February, 2019. All of these deployments were conducted in school zones.

Of 1475 vehicles checked,  118 or 8% were traveling at more than 10 km/h over the posted speed limit with the highest deviation being 66 km/h in a 30 km/h zone. 8 drivers were observed doing some form of distracted driving.

This free registration is a partnership of Oceanside Community Safety and Oceanside RCMP. It is a cloud based bicycle registration program. Registering your bike is critical to ensure you have the information needed by law enforcement, insurance and the community to help recover a lost bike.

Please visit our Bicycle Registration program page for more information.

OCSV's Mike Garland speaks with The Lounge FM's Bill Dean discussing the new rules for consumption of cannabis.