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Required Reporting:
1. In every instance where a felony has occurred.2. In every instance where a misdemeanor crime has occurred and the victim desires a report.3. In every case where any force is used against any person by police personnel.4. All incidents involving domestic violence (including verbal incidents).5. All arrests.6. When an officer points a firearm at any person.7. Reported missing persons (regardless of jurisdiction).8. Found property or evidence.9. All incidents involving the death of a human being.10.Traffic collisions above minimum reporting level.11. Injury or damage by City personnel.12. Injury as the result of drug overdose.13. Attempted suicide.14. Injury that is major/serious, where death could result.15. Any incident of juvenile gunshot injuries.
Police reports for incidents other than those listed above are at the discretion of the officer handling the call. Calls for service that do not result in a police report are still documented with a CAD/RMS entry and still contain relevant information about the call. Like police reports, CAD/RMS entries are available to the public.
The major concerns to date regarding the presence of medications in surface water bodies have been increased bacterial resistance to antibiotics and interference with growth and reproduction in aquatic organisms such as fish and frogs.
Old medications can be dropped off at the collection center in the lobby of the Port Hueneme Police Department. For further information, check www.nodrugsdownthedrain.org.
Bulky Item Pick-Up Rates:
Minimum charge for pick-up of bulky items; not to exceed 5 items per pickup. (Effective July 1, 2011)
A. Small chair, tire, filled plastic bag, sink, $16.79 per item or small box (2’x2’x2’) weighing less than 25 lbs.
B. Mattress, box spring, water heater, recliner, $23.01 per item or medium box (3’x3’x3’) weighing less than 40 lbs.
C. Large appliances not including refrigerators, large furniture, $31.72 per item couch, carpet, bundles of wood, bathtub, or large box (4’x4’x4’) weighing more than 40 lbs.
D. Refrigerator including freon removal $37.32 per item
E. Television or computer monitor (including CPU): Old TVs and computer monitors may be taken to Del Norte Regional Recyling Center in Oxnard. Please call (805) 278-8200 for more information.
Note: This service is for collection of bulky items. Bulky items are defined in the PHMC as including, but not being limited to, discarded large and small appliances, furniture, carpets, mattresses, clothing, tires, and oversized green waste.
Call 986-6650 to schedule a bulky item pick up.
Streets are not swept in the rain, however if it's drizzling, chances are the street sweeper will be coming around. You are allowed to park on the street after the sweeper has passed. If you anticipate a problem with parking on your assigned sweeping day, call City Hall (986-6500) prior to the posted time and provide your vehicle make, color, and license plate number as well as the reason the car cannot be moved.