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.
Our Public Safety and Crime Prevention activities require folks with skills to produce literature such as brochures, contribute articles for our website and update our Block Watch and Crime Maps under the direction of our Webmaster.
Looking for a challenge taking up to four hours a week?
Contact us at hr@OceansideCSV.org
New this year, BCAA has partnered with the Block Watch Society of BC to make the FREE Slow Down Kids Playing signs available through more than 30 Block Watch Coordinators in communities across the province.
BCAA Members and Block Watch Members get first priority. Signs are available at the Parksville and Qualicum Beach Community Safety Offices while supplies last and are limited to one per household.
During this time period the Oceanside RCMP received 283 complaints.
Victims and Survivors of Crime Week in Canada runs from May 15 to 21, 2022. Oceanside RCMP Victim Services hopes to raise the awareness of the law, local issues and services by holding three free information sessions in Parksville. People who attend will receive a free copy of their agenda book listing relevant dates, events and community resources information
Would you write about selling a vehicle? I have friends who sold a car and months later they received information that the car was in an impound lot. The purchaser had failed to register the car in his name and since the car was still registered to them they were legally liable. How does one insure that the new owner re-registers the vehicle?
The People's Law School warns that when you buy something online, you’re entering into a contract. On top of the rights you have when making any contract or making any purchase, you have additional rights when shopping online. Consumer Protection BC has some great advice about on line shopping:
During this time period the Oceanside RCMP received 244 complaints.
When you go too fast, you make mistakes.
When you drive too fast, it’s dangerous.
Oceanside Community Safety, Oceanside RCMP, BEST Shredding and the Wembley Centre mall held a confidential shredding fundraiser on May 7th, 2022 in support of public safety and crime prevention activities such as Block Watch.
"I want to see the radar / laser reading!" This was always a signal to me that the traffic stop was going to be a difficult one. The demand for a print out of the radar reading was a similar request. Depending on the tone of voice, it was often simpler to refuse outright and explain later on in traffic court, letting the justice be the referee.
During this time period the Oceanside RCMP received 226 complaints.
I want you to focus your writing on the driving behaviour of many police officers. I realize that not all of them only follow the rules when it is convenient, but there is a significant number of them. Why don't they follow the traffic rules like the rest of us?
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