Police and fire metrics reported in Measure AA quarterly update
August 28, 2026 | Wildomar City, Riverside County, California
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In presenting the fourth-quarter snapshot, Finance Manager Adam Jans included public-safety metrics tied to Measure AA-funded services. He reported motor officers recorded 161 traffic collisions and 803 citations between April and June; motor-officer activity and citations have generally increased while collisions have tracked slightly down over time.
Jans also reported fire-services activity, noting 1,301 weed-abatement inspections and 568 medic squad calls during the reported period. He cautioned that some fire invoices post slowly and that the final quarter billing for fire may increase expenditures reported in the snapshot.
Jans also reported fire-services activity, noting 1,301 weed-abatement inspections and 568 medic squad calls during the reported period. He cautioned that some fire invoices post slowly and that the final quarter billing for fire may increase expenditures reported in the snapshot.
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