9 PM Routine
Oceanside Community Safety patrollers and Block Watch participants remind you to help lock out auto crime.

Oceanside Community Safety patrollers and Block Watch participants remind you to help lock out auto crime.
Oceanside Community Safety team are seeking a unique individual who would like to join our volunteer organization of public safety and crime prevention minded members in the role of Office Administrator.
Interested?
E-mail your resume to: secretary@OceansideCSV.org
Speed Watch is an ICBC sponsored educational program aimed at reducing incidents of speeding.
This program not only provides awareness to drivers who are speeding, but it also provides valuable data to the Oceanside RCMP, City of Parksville, Town of Qualicum Beach and the RDN on areas where speeding is a significant problem.
During this time period the Oceanside RCMP received 237 complaints.
Two of our volunteers were on patrol during the evening of Tuesday November 17, 2021 when they checked an RV in the Little Qualicum River Village strata. As they drove by at around 11:00 pm they noticed movement coming out of a door that had been left open. The patrol stopped and observed a medium sized black bear walk out of the RV, lick it’s lips and amble over to the side of the lot.
During this time period the Oceanside RCMP received 266 complaints.
What do you have stored in your vehicle to protect yourself in the event of a breakdown or collision? Most of us will probably reply that they don't have anything prepared for this eventuality. In fact, with the reliability of vehicles today and perhaps not having been involved in a significant collision before, we may be lulled into thinking that we don't really need it.
During this time period the Oceanside RCMP received 248 complaints.
Have you ever wondered about the instruments that the police use to measure vehicle speeds on our highways? My favourite tool was LIDAR because it gave me the ability to accurately measure the speeds of individual vehicles. Although the laser must be used from a stationary position, either hand held or on a tripod, being able to target a specific vehicle made it superior to RADAR on a busy highway.
During this time period the Oceanside RCMP received 235 complaints.
No matter how quickly I start to cross once the walk light comes on or how fast I walk, I can make it only halfway across and by then the orange flashing hand has appeared. Drivers proceed even though I am still in the crosswalk trying desperately to make it safely to the other side. Many of them are also convinced they have a right to make the left turn even though I am still in the crosswalk.
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