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City of Garden Grove Documents
(and Information)

Garden Grove, pop. 171,000, is 20 miles southeast of Los Angeles.


Some of Garden Grove's tickets can be ignored.  If your "ticket" does not have the Superior Court's name and address on it, it is what I call a "Snitch Ticket."  For more details, see the Fake Ticket section on the Your Ticket page.



Vote No on Sheila Kuehl

Do you live in LA County?  Was Zev Yaroslavsky your County Supervisor?  (He represented the Third District, which includes the central and western San Fernando Valley, Malibu, Santa Monica, Venice, Beverly Hills, the City of West Hollywood, and part of Hollywood.)

Zev "termed out," and in the Nov. 2014 election Sheila Kuehl won the race to succeed him, by a narrow margin.
 
Sheila Kuehl authored 3 speed
                camera bills
Sheila "Kuehl Cams" Kuehl, in 2007

During her career in the California Legislature, Kuehl made three attempts to pass bills to allow the use of automated speed enforcement (photo radar) in California.

Now she is an LA County Supervisor and has a seat on the MTA/Metro board where she will be a vote to continue and expand Metro's huge (101 cameras, so far) red light camera system.
Kuehl has allowed the MTA to loot her own constituents via ultra heavy ticketing by MTA cameras along Canoga Avenue in Canoga Park.  (See Set # 2 on the
Metro/MTA Docs page.)
In 2016 she voted to put an additional LA County-wide sales tax, to go to Metro, on the Nov. 2016 ballot - and it passed.  (See
Measure M on the Action/Legis page, for more about that tax.)

Kuehl may be up for re-election in Nov. 2022.



Vote No on Donald Wagner

Do you live in Orange County, in or near Anaheim Hills, Irvine, Orange, Tustin, Villa Park or Yorba Linda?  Is Donald Wagner your county supervisor?
In 2014 Wagner was in the State Assembly and was the sponsor of Assembly Bill 2487 which would have taken away your right to a Trial de Novo.
In early 2015, while he still was in the Assembly, Wagner ran to jump over to the State Senate, but lost to John Moorlach.  Early the next year he started another Senate run against fellow Republican Moorlach, but backed down after encountering heavy criticism from their Party followed by the Party's endorsement of his opponent.  Later in 2016, when he was just months away from being termed-out of the Assembly, he ran for mayor of the City of Irvine, and won.

Cal. Asm. Donald Wagner,
                sponsor of AB 2487
Former Asm. Donald Wagner

Then in March 2019 he ran to fill the remaining year of the county supervisor seat formerly occupied by Todd Spitzer, and narrowly beat Loretta Sanchez.
In March 2020 he won a full term.
It's predictable that in 2024 Wagner will run for a second full term.
Please don't reward him with your vote.



Be sure to read the "Countywide Information" for OC, which is Docs Set # 6 on the Santa Ana Documents page.



OC Register 7-6-16 map of Garden Grove
                  red light cameras
Map by OC Register, 7-6-16


 
  Garden Grove Docs Set # 1
Ticket Counts

Violations Recorded, Notices Printed [7]

New 9-24-04, updated 1-8-20


Cam #
BRCH
01
BROR
01
BRWE
01
BRWE
03
CHBR
01
HATR
01
MATR
01
TRBR
01
TRBR
03
TRHA
01
TRMA
01
VACH
01
VACH
03
VVLA
01










Brook-
hurst
SB@
Chap-
man
[5]
Thru &
Right
Brook-
hurst
NB@
Orange-
wood

Thru &
Right
Brook-
hurst
SB@
West-
minster


Left
Brook-
hurst
NB@
West-
minster


Left
Chap-
man
WB@
Brook-
hurst


Left
Harbor
SB@
Trask




Left
Trask
NB@
Mag-
nolia



Left
Brook-
hurst
WB@
Trask



Left
Trask
EB@
Brook-
hurst



Left
Trask
EB@
Harbor



Mostly
Right
Turns
Trask
WB@
Mag-
nolia



Left
Valley
View
NB or
SB
@
Chap-
man
[6]
Thru &
Right
Valley
View
NB or SB
@
Chap-
man
[6]
Thru &
Right
Valley
View
SB@
Lamp-
son

Thru &
Right





[3]

Total
Cita-
tions
Issued
as %
of Events
Recor-
ded
Total
Viola-
tions

Recor-
ded/

Notices
Printed
[1] [4]
[7]
Total
Citations
Issued/
Rolling
Right
Citations
Per CVC
21455.5(i)
Annual
Reports
[15]
Jan04
96

14
29
93
?
260
6
23
?
74










639

Feb04
145

41
64
120
95
167
8
40
18
100










798

Mar04
228

47
68
127
318
276
7
51
55
117










1294

Apr04
169

34
46
87
241
235
19
48
93
91










1063

May04
119

43
49
48
207
146
8
40
45
40










745

Jun04
103

48
54
6
36
55
13
8
14
18










355

Jul04
110

41
43
0
60
49
7
6
13
12










341

Aug04
178

[8]
[8]
14
49
82
4
78
8
23










436

Sep04























Oct04
271
116
0
0
0
0
0
0
11
8
79
67
56
44
20
3
137
88
56
34
42
19
0
0
0
0
436
215







1108
594

Nov04























Dec04























2004























Jan05
360
212
0
0
52
17
69
25
5
4
38
32
73
58
16
7
117
83
38
21
32
20
0
0
0
0
520
316







1320
795

Feb05





















1104
660

Mar05





















1077
769

Apr05
233
159
0
0
81
61
85
68
15
15
96
76
75
62
27
19
113
78
40
23
19
16
61
47
63
54
267
165







1175
843

May05





















1571
1094

Jun05





















1496
991

Jul05
198
127
57
13
59
35
81
64
14
8
0
0
76
59
103
66
25
14
141
60
121
48
183
113
239
175
248
148







1545
930

Aug05























Sep05























Oct05
202
124
125
61
19
6
37
24
7
7
0
0
82
61
70
43
18
5
100
64
54
26
145
98
184
100
233
159







1276
778

Nov05























Dec05























2005
[2]









504
(proj.)











10290
(proj.)

Jan06
173
109
222
140
31
14
29
14
8
2
0
0
38
31
38
27
15
8
62
42
65
32
118
67
144
97
150
84







1093
667

Apr06
177
113
197
115
43
21
41
19
16
7
0
0
27
22
17
8
94
41
84
38
109
36
117
68
139
106
151
84







1212
678

Jul06
227
132
197
89
48
18
68
35
20
10
0
0
33
21
10
3
23
11
137
59
157
48
122
69
196
117
198
87







1436
699

Oct06
188
113
215
80
37
12
77
41
17
0
0
0
2
1
11
3
8
1
40
18
123
39
118
44
165
113
165
79







1166
544

2006
[2]









471
(proj.)











7764
(proj.)

Jan07
165
96
152
70
40
20
50
22
16
13
0
0
5
4
1
0
10
3
29
15
89
37
79
48
141
98
114
75







891
501

Apr07
141
86
149
81
39
20
51
34
9
3
0
0
21
7
3
1
9
3
0
0
101
36
98
52
157
109
152
86







930
518

Jul07
148
86
174
107
60
27
57
35
21
10
1
0
0
0
4
0
20
8
0
0
114
41
110
66
137
86
169
83







1015
549

Oct07
130
81
133
75
65
20
71
43
18
2
170
90
74
36
9
0
14
3
3
2
20
9
76
45
120
80
124
75







1027
561

2007
[2]









51
(proj.)











6387
(proj.)

Jan08
96
48
153
82
39
19
70
31
10
7
131
91
24
14
8
1
10
6
250
130
17
5
57
22
136
93
101
51







1102
600

Feb08
[9]





119
85



244
113



95
48







976
590

Mar08
[9]





154
92



267
141



117
75







1106
677

Apr08
[9]





157
94



293
166



96
49







1160
699

May08
[9]





170
113



222
100



125
79







1157
696

Jun08
[9]





135
94



251
113



118
56







1132
647

Jul08
57
31
181
109
71
35
51
25
5
2
130
86
37
30
2
1
12
5
211
95
8
2
107
72
125
76
141
84







1138
653

Aug08
[9]





94
80



216
103



134
83







1110
669

Sep08
[9]





98
78



181
73



117
81







1024
649

Oct08
[9]





117
82



190
77



131
85







1064
616

Nov08
[9]





119
77



180
109



92
58







987
594

Dec08
[9]





106
83



204
131



131
84







994
623

2008
[2]









1351










60%
12950
7713

Jan09
75
35
142
68
31
11
34
21
7
5
103
61
32
14
4
2
8
3
190
106
8
2
60
43
91
72
119
84







904
527

Feb09
[9]





77
56



171
84



114
66







722
422

Mar09
[9]





94
45



265
170



120
72







962
593

Apr09
[9]





93
55



249
149



89
42







983
571

May09
[9]





55
23



287
176



135
67







1049
662

Jun09
[9]





74
45



241
113



127
56







1014
515

Jul09
62
22
161
66
44
32
47
23
5
2
92
51
41
26
4
3
13
6
261
122
8
4
65
42
102
80
124
57







1029
536

Aug09
60
26
146
65
67
39
56
29
6
3
89
54
61
25
3
1
13
10
279
142
18
6
79
52
88
68
116
56







1081
576

Sep09
61
39
148
68
56
35
69
42
10
3
88
54
60
32
6
1
6
3
213
109
12
4
73
53
107
75
100
51







1009
569

Oct09
52
35
159
76
58
36
59
40
7
6
77
49
79
39
2
0
16
13
242
124
15
6
102
85
110
81
117
63







1095
653

Nov09
29
14
176
50
26
19
59
40
6
5
68
45
60
34
8
7
13
8
212
111
16
7
63
45
78
65
102
56







916
506

Dec09
0
0
112
71
27
21
38
26
8
8
91
60
45
23
1
0
12
11
121
57
30
7
44
34
74
65
102
65







705
448

2009
[2]









1463










57%
11469
6578

Jan10
0
0
121
79
30
23
54
40
3
2
94
54
42
19
1
1
17
8
25
8
32
14
58
49
69
53
93
59







639
409

Feb10
0
0
153
81
31
14
44
31
6
3
55
36
46
18
5
1
8
5
0
0
23
7
50
39
65
59
79
43







565
337

Mar10
146
51
140
67
40
24
54
39
6
2
118
94
44
19
2
1
10
9
2
1
49
11
74
54
78
65
200
84







963
521

Apr10
96
47
146
70
25
15
51
38
7
3
117
85
42
24
5
5
14
11
159
66
24
5
79
64
118
102
240
73







1123
608

May10
97
33
138
68
25
14
74
55
8
3
162
110
52
30
2
1
20
16
123
49
25
6
105
83
111
83
241
91







1183
642

Jun10
73
29
144
71
37
13
50
39
4
0
152
104
69
38
6
2
13
9
144
59
31
13
54
40
50
33
223
55







1050
505

Jul10
117
32
141
56
48
25
37
30
7
3
160
106
74
37
2
1
13
11
131
38
26
7
39
20
37
12
222
59







1054
437

Aug10
128
38
184
88
62
34
71
55
11
3
143
82
89
36
3
1
13
9
141
33
47
13
47
30
43
33
231
62







1213
517

Sep10
393
68
121
54
40
21
51
40
5
1
144
92
89
30
5
2
12
7
131
58
36
14
50
30
52
38
150
50







1279
505

Oct10
206
71
95
51
40
22
69
37
7
5
160
113
89
40
7
6
13
8
139
67
28
7
35
25
38
31
227
91







1153
574

Nov10









119
54











998
449

Dec10
96
43
134
63
50
30
50
35
19
15
115
69
76
33
1
0
7
6
108
65
26
14
22
12
30
17
267
86







1001
488

2010
[2]









498










49%
12221
5992

Jan11
135
46
77
34
52
37
39
29
13
11
107
69
75
34
5
1
15
12
110
57
28
18
38
34
25
17
206
65







925
464

Feb11
115
39
115
53
44
27
46
37
12
11
98
65
68
30
1
0
13
12
103
61
19
7
26
15
38
20
224
80







922
457

Mar11
132
49
135
53
48
29
55
36
9
5
109
69
64
36
5
2
13
8
131
78
21
13
35
20
40
28
277
109







1074
535

Apr11
127
55
137
69
72
35
61
40
7
4
146
85
73
27
4
2
11
5
150
71
21
8
51
24
46
33
140
44







1046
502

May11
132
50
173
80
93
58
36
27
10
3
179
114
78
45
2
1
14
9
172
91
16
4
37
20
43
34
247
85







1232
621

Jun11
143
51
129
48
99
52
83
52
5
1
106
54
66
29
4
3
12
5
181
75
26
12
48
29
48
35
237
90







1187
536

Jul11
147
50
118
46
105
47
64
39
11
6
176
99
68
22
4
0
21
12
157
63
26
8
44
22
45
27
276
80







1262
521

Aug11
147
59
161
75
120
75
83
64
9
5
149
93
75
32
5
0
11
6
211
109
48
10
42
18
40
35
305
113







1405
694

Sep11
173
65
186
72
80
46
80
68
8
5
134
88
91
41
5
3
14
11
180
90
35
10
37
22
36
30
230
74







1289
625

Oct11
152
58
160
71
102
53
87
60
13
4
155
97
89
39
3
3
23
19
161
74
63
23
44
25
43
31
277
69







1372
626

Nov11
185
62
132
57
63
25
44
34
5
3
142
81
73
38
8
6
14
8
164
77
20
6
39
22
37
27
265
83







1191
529

Dec11
153
9
138
30
115
24
72
7
9
1
122
29
72
20
0
0
23
5
174
18
29
6
39
7
43
10
317
20







1306
186

2011
[2]









864










44%
14211
6296

Jan12
139
41
138
47
82
51
65
38
11
5
106
62
44
15
4
4
24
12
167
55
30
12
47
27
30
23
247
61







1134
453

Feb12





152
44



159
25



188
28







1151
269

Mar12





151
39



215
61



269
60







1429
445

Apr12





143
58



218
117



302
82







1391
574

May12





165
72



199
95



300
99







1475
644

Jun12





155
40



132
40



306
82







1514
531

Jul12





127
45



154
44



342
129







1601
705

Aug12





201
78



212
60



362
161







1737
763

Sep12
124
56
193
97
122
70
121
94
9
3
199
101
88
54
10
7
29
19
64
18
56
19
36
21
78
52
292
155







1421
766

Oct12





191
104



120
68



256
125







1412
759

Nov12





57
37



63
28



213
106







1092
540

Dec12





114
64



64
32



159
78







1022
546

2012
[2]









643










43%
16379
6995

Jan13









37
14











1179
601

Feb13









25
10











1180
576

Mar13









43
11











1242
606

Apr13









49
8











1196
563

May13









34
7











1186
508

Jun13









30
5











1214
600

Jul13









484
211











1641
742

Aug13









448
219











1575
710

Sep13









491
299











1596
872

Oct13









454
318











1472
830

Nov13









379
199











1332
618

Dec13









395
185











1379
515

2013
[2]









1486










48%
16192
7741
7727
2602
Jan14
93
32
154
51
109
49
100
50
11
2
120
20
54
18
9
4
23
14
369
183
26
15
0
0
0
0
116
32







1184
470

Feb14









360
201











1024
492

Mar14









419
207











1286
570

Apr14









421
203











1197
508

May14









409
214











1340
678

Jun14
130
37
231
56
164
62
123
55
14
5
118
41
77
24
7
2
25
4
431
160
23
11
100
34
107
39
194
68







1744
598

Jul14
145
50
215
59
139
50
76
27
21
14
208
58
64
21
17
3
25
8
391
194
16
9
133
56
102
47
250
104







1802
700

Aug14
147
48
212
61
170
71
84
48
16
5
328
64
126
45
9
3
26
9
452
198
21
5
114
42
136
53
265
123






37%
2106
775

Sep14
170
53
185
59
170
82
72
46
22
10
325
66
118
48
14
8
22
8
404
191
60
20
117
57
132
74
283
156






42%
2094
878

Oct14
148
51
188
68
176
83
90
53
15
5
388
147
38
11
11
4
19
7
411
207
46
24
104
53
125
71
285
159






46%
2044
943

Nov14
168
43
244
51
133
47
82
28
14
5
341
93
54
11
5
2
18
2
344
107
43
14
106
38
98
32
233
74






29%
1883
547

Dec14
109
17
112
26
115
29
84
40
14
6
180
59
31
3
4
0
8
2
338
110
27
10
37
11
67
26
188
79






32%
1314
418

2014
[2]
1665
497
(proj.)
2312
647
(proj.)
1764
710
(proj.)
1067
521
(proj.)
191
78
(proj.)
3012
822
(proj.)
843
272
(proj.)
114
36
(proj.)
249
81
(proj.)
2175
393
162
(proj.)
1067
437
(proj.)
1151
513
(proj.)
2721
1193
(proj.)






40%
19018
7577
7579
2803
Jan15
35
4
47
4
73
16
41
16
4
2
54
19
18
4
1
1
2
0
266
90
9
1
21
6
7
4
66
25






30%
644
192

Feb15
0
0
0
0
70
19
39
12
6
1
129
49
28
9
4
1
7
2
245
96
15
5
10
3
6
1
66
26






36%
625
224

Mar15
1
0
0
0
91
19
41
14
3
2
144
43
30
6
5
1
8
1
307
98
18
10
14
1
12
4
50
20






30%
724
219

Apr15
2
1
38
21
80
22
50
28
3
0
131
52
23
10
5
3
6
1
237
113
31
17
18
10
15
10
55
28






46%
694
316

May15
1
1
31
17
87
38
62
40
10
4
126
47
50
21
3
2
6
1
300
121
17
9
9
0
14
7
46
25






44%
762
333

Jun15
[13]
8
3
56
32
-
-
-
-
10
4
122
42
45
22
2
1
2
0
381
172
23
9
19
5
12
5
24
9






43%
704
304

Jul15
5
3
43
28
89
63
41
25
15
8
137
54
45
23
9
3
5
0
344
158
26
10
33
13
16
8
57
32






49%
865
428

Aug15
[13]
16
6
54
30
-
-
-
-
21
10
118
54
41
17
4
1
8
3
277
115
13
3
16
10
13
6
62
38






46%
643
293

Sep15
[13]
15
9
43
19
-
-
-
-
21
12
104
41
28
6
6
4
7
2
397
259
26
13
11
6
22
14
67
41






57%
747
426

Oct15
[13]
10
7
26
10
-
-
-
-
16
7
113
60
100
28
0
0
0
0
180
116
37
21
20
9
28
16
66
46






54%
596
320

Nov15
18
11
40
22
0
0
0
0
7
4
89
43
59
20
5
2
4
0
391
177
27
16
22
13
10
6
67
42






48%
739
356

Dec15
10
5
48
22
0
0
0
0
13
7
93
36
86
27
6
2
5
1
438
203
36
14
23
8
24
13
65
34






44%
847
372

2015
[2]
121
50
426
205
490
177
274
135
129
61
1360
540
553
193
50
21
60
11
3763
1718
278
128
216
84
179
94
691
366






44%
8590
3783
3959
1916
Jan16
14
11
42
19
70
42
29
14
11
6
100
48
53
13
11
2
6
1
327
149
47
6
13
7
20
10
85
46







828
374

Feb16
29
16
62
38
149
91
88
61
25
15
24
6
100
54
12
1
11
2
552
241
44
11
22
7
24
11
62
37







1204
591

Mar16
16
8
52
36
170
116
76
41
20
9
172
86
76
36
13
3
7
2
326
155
38
7
28
8
26
19
92
52







1112
578

Apr16
21
13
51
28
163
101
118
83
8
7
133
69
86
47
13
0
10
2
563
223
59
15
25
16
25
9
100
60







1375
673

May16
19
8
62
35
154
107
91
53
25
14
71
43
75
27
19
5
17
3
547
236
45
12
30
15
30
18
108
58







1293
634

Jun16
13
8
50
34
126
79
111
70
4
1
232
136
59
30
11
2
10
1
539
225
34
9
30
13
34
18
104
59







1357
685

Jul16
21
11
18
12
148
105
105
71
24
13
258
152
83
40
16
1
12
3
569
266
31
6
31
14
20
10
92
45







1428
749

Aug16
26
12
52
36
119
73
105
78
19
10
265
166
66
27
10
1
18
1
695
347
42
10
30
14
21
11
82
48







1550
834

Sep16
26
15
38
23
88
31
108
67
32
13
229
141
62
23
2
0
24
8
435
206
51
19
34
13
23
15
84
51







1236
625

Oct16
18
8
52
33
79
38
110
65
18
8
249
135
77
23
5
2
23
6
689
345
61
13
22
8
19
9
116
58







1538
751

Nov16
[14]
17
6
51
36
78
38
103
63
10
7
258
138
-
-
4
2
15
9
409
203
30
12
37
7
36
19
120
74







1168
614

Dec16
[14]
25
9
54
34
116
68
94
58
21
10
245
148
-
-
13
4
18
8
382
129
45
10
29
11
28
14
88
62







1158
565

2016
[1]
245
125
584
364
1460
889
1138
724
217
113
2236
1268
884
384
(proj.)
129
23
171
46
6033
2725
527
130
331
133
306
163
1133
650






51%
14510
7353
7576
3006
Jan17
[14]
21
5
55
31
75
44
48
28
22
10
262
155
-
-
11
3
10
1
39
3
30
7
37
11
26
11
107
48







743
357

Feb17
[14]
19
8
43
26
109
53
20
12
26
17
206
112
-
-
16
1
25
9
169
53
40
5
23
8
35
17
81
46







812
367

Mar17
[14]
25
12
44
30
253
149
110
67
20
9
241
146
-
-
15
2
5
1
204
95
56
13
32
10
31
21
114
62







1150
617

Apr17
[14]
33
16
59
27
198
118
112
71
23
9
214
129
-
-
10
3
2
0
502
278
66
18
28
8
22
17
120
71







1389
765

May17
[14]
15
10
55
35
193
116
118
74
10
6
236
143
-
-
5
1
19
5
546
290
74
18
28
11
37
22
101
64







1437
795

Jun17
[14]
21
9
54
33
241
151
144
87
30
13
250
138
-
-
6
1
2
0
593
323
34
3
28
14
31
17
114
84







1548
873

Jul17
[9]





















1284
664

Aug17
[9]





















1557
806

Sep17
[9]





















1587
818

Oct17
[9]





















1436
769

Nov17
[9]





















1452
796

Dec17
[9]





















1474
892

2017
[1]
263
131
689
392
2196
1194
1436
884
289
131
2450
1411
796
285
126
22
114
27
5313
2814
623
121
399
161
379
232
1304
827






53%
16413
8643
8643
3300
Jan18
22
12
52
38
142
83
128
85
11
6
127
72
73
38
2
0
16
0
500
334
73
13
30
15
40
21
81
53







1297
770

Feb18
18
12
59
39
154
90
134
92
12
8
95
56
97
48
1
1
22
3
543
341
65
15
46
22
41
22
93
63







1380
812

Mar18
19
12
75
52
204
116
145
96
10
4
147
88
89
59
14
3
15
5
672
412
107
38
38
16
31
18
79
56







1645
975

Apr18
23
12
42
22
168
108
157
113
11
7
167
99
79
47
11
2
12
2
729
447
80
24
29
18
41
26
99
65







1648
992

May18
22
12
49
27
190
112
169
104
7
6
151
87
66
44
16
2
14
2
731
439
78
12
39
18
38
25
86
63







1656
953

Jun18
30
16
63
40
235
148
198
118
18
13
168
96
108
66
10
2
15
5
732
428
104
27
35
15
33
19
127
79







1876
1072

Jul18
32
18
63
40
236
142
192
139
15
9
144
79
89
53
5
1
13
4
786
482
82
25
35
16
36
13
112
69







1840
1090

Aug18
24
15
65
33
230
129
205
135
23
13
158
79
70
41
20
4
13
6
821
494
83
25
34
17
32
20
126
87







1904
1098

Sep18
23
15
73
43
226
82
173
119
0
0
155
80
124
55
16
0
13
3
523
286
75
13
37
12
46
29
114
78







1598
815

Oct18
18
13
103
46
210
73
219
136
7
2
130
66
100
36
11
0
17
4
694
418
74
21
34
9
35
15
114
65







1766
904

Nov18
25
13
38
25
177
82
187
130
11
3
113
66
75
37
4
2
18
3
576
363
65
27
36
15
31
19
123
79







1479
864

Dec18
28
16
73
32
165
105
161
105
14
6
122
53
151
70
3
3
21
8
627
342
68
25
37
15
36
27
114
76







1620
883

2018
[1]
284
166
755
437
2337
1270
2068
1372
139
77
1677
921
1121
594
113
20
189
45
7934
4786
954
265
430
188
440
254
1268
833






57%
19709
11228
11228
5136
Jan19
16
10
87
54
185
138
175
127
13
9
99
59
131
78
14
1
27
7
549
313
77
14
36
13
31
23
88
55







1528
901

Feb19









628
420











1509
1015

Mar19









613
405











1659
1110

Apr19









587
359











1727
1112

May19









782
564











1882
1325

Jun19









632
501











1675
1244

Jul19
40
31
155
107
173
121
175
135
9
1
127
82
118
91
14
1
13
4
887
713
71
17
30
19
40
32
126
82







1978
1436

Aug19
33
26
164
102
171
116
157
113
13
9
156
99
105
76
15
2
16
4
845
653
32
8
38
18
36
26
119
80







1900
1332

Sep19
18
16
127
66
112
77
154
119
15
9
150
89
127
86
3
1
8
4
777
600
33
9
28
8
35
25
119
86







1706
1195

Oct19
11
7
103
59
174
98
221
165
14
13
135
89
77
48
12
5
6
4
825
630
40
16
23
10
49
36
120
79







1810
1259

Nov19























Dec19























2019 [2] (proj. based
upon July - Oct.)
306
240
1647
1002
1890
1236
2121
1596
153
96
1704
1077
1281
903
132
27
129
48
10002
7788
528
150
357
165
480
357
1452
981






71%
22182
15666
15666
8567
2019 [2] (proj. based
upon Jan. - Oct.)









8550
6189










69%
20849
14315
14315
6808
Cam #
BR CH
01
BROR
01
BRWE
01
BRWE
03
CHBR
01
HATR
01
MATR
01
TRBR
01
TRBR
03
TRHA
01
TRMA
01
VACH
01
VACH
03
VVLA
01






A
B
C

Brook-
hurst
SB@
Chap-
man
[5]
Thru &
Right
Brook-
hurst
NB@
Orange-
wood

Thru &
Right
Brook-
hurst
SB@
West-
minster


Left
Brook-
hurst
NB@
West-
minster


Left
Chap-
man
WB@
Brook-
hurst


Left
Harbor
SB@
Trask




Left
Trask
NB@
Mag-
nolia



Left
Brook-
hurst
WB@
Trask



Left
Trask
EB@
Brook-
hurst



Left
Trask
EB@
Harbor



Mostly
Right
Turns
Trask
WB@
Mag-
nolia



Left
Valley
View
NB or
SB
@
Chap-
man
[6]
Thru &
Right
Valley
View
NB or SB
@
Chap-
man
[6]
Thru &
Right
Valley
View
SB@
Lamp-
son

Thru &
Right





[3]

Total
Cita-
tions
Issued
as %
of Events
Recor-
ded
Total
Viola-
tions

Recor-
ded/

Notices
Printed
[1] [4]
[7]
Total
Citations
Issued/
Rolling
Right
Citations
Per CVC
21455.5(i)
Annual
Reports
[15]
or
Projec-
tion [2]

This table made by highwayrobbery.net, using official monthly reports of citations actually issued.

Official reports, Jan. 2008 to July 2009
Official reports Aug. 2009 to July 2010
Official reports Oct. 2010 to Dec. 2011
Official reports Oct. 2004 to Jan. 2012
Official reports Feb. 2012 to Nov. 2012
Official reports, Nov. 2012 to Dec. 2012
Official reports, Nov. 2010 to May 2013
Official reports, July 2013 to Aug. 2013
Official reports, June 2013 to July 2014
Official reports, May 2005 & Sep. 2014
Official reports, Feb. 2005 to Mar. 2015
Official reports, Apr. 2015 to May 2015
Official report, July 2015
Official reports, June 2015 to Nov. 2015
Official reports, Nov. 2015 to Jan. 2016
Official reports, Feb. 2016 to June 2016
Official reports, July 2016 to Oct. 2016
Official reports, Nov. 2016 to June 2017 [14]
Official reports, Oct. 2017  to May 2018
Official reports, June & July 2018
Official reports, July 2018 to Jan. 2019
Official reports, Feb. 2019 to Oct. 2019

[  ] indicates a footnote.
[1]  Totals are as provided by the City.
[2]  Annual totals, or annual projections, are by highwayrobbery.net and are based on just the data posted in the table. Until the official CVC 21455.5(i) report becomes available in Fall 2020, the 2019 column C figure for rolling right turns will be a projection, based upon TRHA-1 ticketing plus 10%.
[3]  Un-used columns are to allow for later expansion of City's system.
[4]  Jan. 2004 counts are incomplete.
[5]  Enforcement on right and left turns has been indicated, when known.  However, the absence of a "Rt" or "Left" indication does not necessarily mean that there is no enforcement on turns at that intersection.
[6]  The compass direction of enforcement, and/or the movement ("thru," "right," "left") noted here may be incorrect.
[7]  Except where noted otherwise, the figures given in the table are for the single calendar month indicated. 
Figures in red type and not enclosed in parentheses (or, if you are looking at this table in black and white, the upper figure when there are two or more rows of figures in a cell) are what RedFlex calls Total Processed Incidents or Total Violations, and represent Total Detections (all incidents flashed by the camera) minus Nonprosecutable incidents.
Any figures in (red) type enclosed in parentheses are Total Detections. and come from the official report entitled RTS Management Report (example) which, beginning in 2013, highwayrobbery.net will be requesting from all cities. 
   The figures in black type are what the city calls Notices Printed, and represent the sum of genuine citations issued (those filed with the court) plus any Nominations mailed (not filed with the court, a.k.a. Snitch Tickets).
Due to time limitations, complete figures have been posted only for selected months or cameras.  If there is sufficient public interest, the remaining months or cameras will be posted.
[8]  Not in operation due to construction.
[9]  All data has been received (see links, above) but only a portion has been posted, due to time limitations.
[10]  Data for this month was requested in:.
[11]  The title bar has been repeated solely for the convenience of the reader -
there is no difference between it and the one at the top of the table.
[12]  The official report for this month was generated less than ten days after the end of the month.  As a result, many violations were still  "in progress" and the eventual number of "approved violations" would be expected to be greater than the number shown in the official report. Before being posted in the table above, the figures given in the official monthly report were adjusted by assuming that the "in progress" violations would be approved in the same proportion that violations were approved during the previous calendar year.
[13]  The BRWE cameras were not listed in the official reports for these months but still may have been in operation.
[14]  The reports for these months did not include data for MATR-01 as it may have been inactive at the time the reports were run.
[15]  From the annual reports required, beginning with 2013, by CVC 21455.5(i).  They become available by the Fall of the following year.




Garden Grove Docs Set # 2
Signal Timing Charts & Speed Surveys


To see all the timing charts and speed surveys I have received, go to
Timing Charts - Garden Grove Docs.





Garden Grove Docs Set # 3
Non-Compliant Signs Replaced


Until late Summer 2006, the warning signs at some Garden Grove intersections were much smaller than the required warning signs (see Defect # 4), didn't carry the required symbol or language, or were placed on the far side of the intersection instead of in advance.
Now the City has replaced them with the proper signs. 




Garden Grove Docs Set # 4
Contract & Installation Dates


 
New contract signed in 2007

In Feb. 2012 the City agreed to a six-month
extension, to Aug. 2012.

In July 2012 the City approved
(staff report and minutes) a three-year extension plus two automatic one-year extensions (unless, 60 days in advance of the expiration dates the City notifies RedFlex of its intent not to extend).

Contract extensions should never be automatic - this is not a contract for cable TV!

In 2015 the the deadline to stop the first of the two automatic extensions was looming, so on June 9 the city council discussed (staff report) the continuation of the camera program.  The city manager described the purpose of the discussion as follows.

"The Mayor has expressed an interest in taking an in-depth look at the effectiveness of the red light camera program including but not limited to cost, accident reduction, community impact, liability considerations, etc. The intent behind the request is to schedule this for a future City Council meeting or Study Session so that all of the information related to this program can be made available to the City Council and the public. Consequently, we will not be generating reports for Tuesday's meeting but discussing the topic generally with the intent of setting a date & time specific in the future..."

On June 23 a Voice of OC article (archived copy) headlined "Garden Grove Might Nix Red Light Cameras" said that the council's action had been to request a review of the program - at a later date.  They did not vote to send a 60-day notice to RedFlex, so missed the deadline to stop the first of the two one-year extensions from occurring, and lost the opportunity to bargain for a better price.  The City would have to continue to pay $2279 per camera per month - way too much (see invoices) - until June 2016. 

Example of lower prices:  In March 2014 the City of Elk Grove, California approved a new contract which specified the following schedule of rents for their five RedFlex cameras. 


From Exh. D of the Elk Grove Contract

The review occurred at the Aug. 25, 2015 council meeting.  Staff Report  By then, all of Garden Grove's cameras were ten years old or more ( installation dates ).  At the meeting the council agreed - the deadline to object had passed - to extend the program for a year and to continue to pay $2279 per month per camera (52% too much, compared to the Elk Grove price schedule), an extra $130,872 extra during the year. 
To cover that extra rent, Garden Grove will need to issue an extra 1309 tickets during the year (assuming that the City receives an average of $100 for each ticket issued).


The council expressed concern about questions raised in two letters from the public (
SaferStreetsLA Report  highwayrobbery.net email), so ordered staff to do a further study of accident rates.

Aug. 2015 Register Editorial (archived copy)

The next review occurred at the Oct. 27 council meeting.  (
Staff Report (15MB)  SaferStreetsLA Report  highwayrobbery.net email)
The accident study was approved by a 3 - 2 vote.
 
(Minutes)

Oct. 30, 2015 Editorial  (archived copy)
Nov. 5, 2015 Article  (archived copy)

It appears that in June 2016 the second (and last) one-year extension occurred automatically, allowing the program to continue until Aug. 2017.

Early 2017
invoices showed that the City continues to pay $2279 per camera.


2017:  Another Four years.


At the July 25, 2017 council meeting they approved 5 - 0 (O'Neill and Bui absent) a four year extension of the program.
Staff Report
Our Letter
Fully Executed Contract

Early 2018 invoices showed that the City was paying $2200 per camera, a 3% reduction.

This list of contracts and amendments was up-to-date as of June 2018.





Garden Grove Docs Set # 5
"Late Time" Graphs

The City provided
bar graphs
of Late Times, etcetera, for all fourteen cameras.
These graphs track violations recorded, not tickets issued.
Where there is a large number of long Late Time violations in a curb lane - like there is at TRHA-1 - it is believed to indicate heavy ticketing on right turns.
(The curb lane will be the lane with the highest lane number.)


Grand Terrace late times
                                        bar chart
The picture above is an example from another city.


BRCH-01 Jan. 2008
BRCH-01 July 2009
BRCH-01 Oct. 2011

BROR-01 Jan. 2008
BROR-01 July 2009
BROR-01 Oct. 2011

BRWE-01 Jan. 2008
BRWE-01 July 2009
BRWE-01 Oct. 2011

BRWE-03 Jan. 2008
BRWE-03 July 2009
BRWE-03 Oct. 2011

CHBR-01 Jan. 2008
CHBR-01 July 2009
CHBR-01 Oct. 2011

HATR-01 Jan. 2008
HATR-01 July 2009
HATR-01 Oct. 2011

MATR-01 Jan. 2008
MATR-01 July 2009
MATR-01 Oct. 2011

TRBR-01 Jan. 2008
TRBR-01 July 2009
TRBR-01 Oct. 2011

TRBR-03 Jan. 2008
TRBR-03 July 2009
TRBR-03 Oct. 2011

TRHA-01 Jan. 2008
TRHA-01 July 2009
TRHA-01 Oct. 2011

TRMA-01 Jan. 2008
TRMA-01 July 2009
TRMA-01 Oct. 2011

VACH-01 Jan. 2008
VACH-01 July 2009
VACH-01 Oct. 2011

VACH-03 Jan. 2008
VACH-03 July 2009
VACH-03 Oct. 2011

VVLA-01 Jan. 2008
VVLA-01 July 2009
VVLA-01 Oct. 2011

All Cameras, Oct.2012

All Cameras, July 2014

All Cameras, Nov. 2015

All Cameras, Oct. 2016

All Cameras, May 2018

All Cameras, Oct. 2019

Bar graphs are available for more than fifty other cities - see the list in the expanded version of Defect # 9.




Garden Grove Docs Set # 6
Accident History


Accident History




Garden Grove Docs Set # 7
Info on GGPD Site

I was not able to find red light camera program info at the police department's website.




Garden Grove Docs Set # 8
Grand Jury Report

The 2004 - 2005 OC Grand Jury did a report on red light cameras.  That report, and the cities' (required) responses, are on the Grand Jury's reports page.

If you wish to read grand jury reports about the red light cameras in other cities, go to the Grand Jury entry on the Site Index.




Garden Grove Docs Set # 9
More Coming


There may be some more Garden Grove information posted in the next few weeks.  Mark your calendar to remind you to come back here and look!




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