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DEL SUR Residents In Favor Of Added Security

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Glenn Citerony
10 years ago

Cameras, increased patrols, and potentially a 24-7 security team is needed. This problem will only get worse if not addressed through effective measures.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

We are currently wasting over 100k a year on security and they literally cannot catch a baby. Not one person has been brought to justice for pooping in the pool. So, you think we should spend considerably more on worthless security guards who have NO ARRESTING powers, no weapon, nothing...and hope they catch CRIMINALS? That is just insane and absolutely ludicrous. Be smart, don't leave valuables out, cars unlocked etc. don't invite crime into the neighborhood. If you do you are the problem. And last....if you see someone breaking the law, CALL THE POLICE! They can actually do something, not a rental cop.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

in favor of added security camaras/surveilance and roaming patrol.. ideally a gated community like the Crosby's or santaluz but that wouldn't be feasible with limited HOAfunding.

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Ramakoti Vaddula
10 years ago

I do support this very important measure to keep this community safe!

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Sonja Iribarren
10 years ago

I feel that without security we are targets for opportunistic crime.

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Erin Charoen
10 years ago

I support looking into roving security in place of the pool guards.

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Bridy oreshack
10 years ago Featured

Im open to increased security in Del Sur, even at a small to moderate HOA increase to me. I'm even more supportive of a gated community. Additionally, think the or of town security is a waste of money as it takes them 45 minutes to arrive and they do not answer the calls. I also feel the diaper police are a waste of money at the pools and this money could be reallocated to better more efficient security.

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Jackie Citerony
10 years ago Featured

Yes to well-trained, on-location security. Yes to cameras, and yes to whatever it takes to allow our children to play SAFELY throughout Del Sur.

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Tara Coleman
10 years ago

I am in favor of investigating this cost in place of the constant pool guards.

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Jenny mcnulty
10 years ago

We need roving security more than guards at the pool. And on that subject, I'd rather have LIFEguards over regular guards.

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STubati
10 years ago

Awesome move, we need this for sure.

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Stephanie Bradshaw
10 years ago

I am signing because I think it is worth it for the board to consider this and find out what the increased cost would be. I personally would only be in favor of additional security guards if they are to replace the "guards" who sit at the pools during the summer, but I would not support having more security in addition to the pool personnel. I feel strongly that it would be beneficial to remove the "guards" that sit at the pools, and then replace them with some roaming guards who are actually on site in our neighborhood -- these roaming guards could easily respond to problems in the neighborhood and at the pool areas if they are present here in Del Sur (instead of having to drive here from a remote location like the current night time security group). But continuing to pay for people to sit at the pools in the summer time and also pay for more security doesn't make sense to me. Let's do away with all the awkward situations caused by the pool guards, and get someone instead who can actually respond quickly to any problems, including any concerns at the pools in the summer.

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Letitia
10 years ago

camera surveliance

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Michelle Younghouse
10 years ago

Consider gates and cameras as well. We pay a ton to live here and should feel safe

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Inna Judelson
10 years ago

I agree that we need more security in the streets and not at the pools.

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Jennifer Kennedy
10 years ago

This has to happen!

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Keith Petersen
10 years ago

Worth a closer look at cost to do something like this.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

I am all for added security.

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Tina Zubrod
10 years ago

a great use of our HOA fees, would much rather this idea than the pool guards!

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Ilham Ahmed
10 years ago

I am in support of active security (and getting rid of the current type of pool security)