City finds crime reporting boost amid patrols and safety measures
Streamlining written reports has improved department efficiency allowing officers to devote more time to field work. Foot patrols rose 50 percent from 2018 with non functioning exterior lights and cracked walkways flagged as hazards. Fire issues nearly tripled from 488 to 1204 with clutter flammable liquids and exposed wiring noted. Social services complaints edged up to 1769. Falls remained high at 808 while traffic collisions fell 19 percent to 164 including 28 injuries 109 non injuries and 26 hit and run cases.
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Polek
GRF Board Recalls Under California Law Face Majority Vote
The GRF board weighs recall action against a member, with Shirley serving as a United, Third and Towers mutuals representative. California corporate law governs recall, requiring a simple majority of Corporate Members, and overrides bylaws that demand two thirds.
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Shirley
GRF
United, Third and Towers Housing Mutuals
California
Housing Mutual
Globe deadline Friday for all content
The Laguna Woods Globe office will be closed Memorial Day May 25. All content not received by the weekly deadline noon Friday will not be published in the May 28 issue of the Globe.
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Laguna Woods seniors eye another Gold Ball title in doubles
The Laguna Woods duo of George Sarantos and partner from Rancho Mirage aims to win the Gold Ball with teammates Buckman Fred Lee Fred Scott Lewis Stephenson Richard Hawkins Colin Johnston Joseph Vida Richard Haskell Robbie Seaton Neil Benner and Donald Cole. The club hosts the Super Senior championship for a fourth consecutive year sponsored by Harvard Eye Associates. A complimentary barbecue runs today from 1:30 to 1:30 p.m. at Clubhouse Seven patio.
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Rich Haskell
Laguna Woods Tennis Center
Don Cole
Laguna Woods
Emillio Martinez-de-Pison
Ing
George Sarantos
Rancho Mirage
Laguna Woods Club
Buckman
Fred Lee
Fred Scott
Lewis
Harvard Eye Associates
United revises buyer requirements and decals policy
United Mutual directors tightened qualifications for buyers and guarantors on escrows opened after August. Prospective buyers must show 36 000 income and 125 000 assets plus purchase price. guarantors 24 000 income and 75 000 assets plus price. Guarantors may need 90 000 income and 250 000 assets plus price. Board also set decal limits for units and approved delaying service for delinquent accounts with liens. two directors joined a city force to update the General Plan. April resale average rose to 218 572 with 45 sales and 9.8 million in volume.
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Laguna
United Mutual Board of Directors
Pat English
Anthony Liberatore
Mum
Jack Bassler
Lenny Ross
United
Community Services Department
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Joshua Sudock
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