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Waterford Police Services

Stanislaus County Sheriff’s Department
Office Number: (209) 525-7051
For After Hours Non-Emergency Dispatch calls dial: (209) 552-2468
FOR EMERGENCIES DIAL 9-1-1

www.scsdonline.com

The City of Waterford has contracted with Stanislaus County’s Sheriff’s Department for Police Services since July 1, 1998. The community’s safety is the responsibility of both the Waterford Police Services and the community in relaying relevant information, tips, and calls on all crimes.  The Waterford Police Services is committed to providing a high visibility of patrol service, increased narcotic enforcement and the targeting of known criminal offenders. With continued partnership with the citizens of the community, together we can fulfill our goals of reducing crime and making the City of Waterford a safer place to live and work.

 

To file a complaint please follow the provided link:

https://www.scsdonline.com/admin-forms.html

 

PARKING CITATION LOW INCOME PAYMENT PLANS

California Vehicle Code (CVC) Section 40220 allows for installment payments of parking citations for qualifying low-income individuals who apply within 120 days from the issuance of a notice of parking violation, or within 10 days after an administrative hearing determination, whichever is later. Once a citation is enrolled in this program, it is no longer eligible for appeal pursuant to an Administrative Review or Hearing.

How to enroll in a payment plan:
If you are either Low Income and/or the recipient of Public Benefits, you must fully complete and sign an application form to enroll in a payment plan. You are only entitled to enroll in a payment plan once for any
specific parking citation(s). Subject to the timing requirements, you may enroll in additional payment plans for any citation(s) which were not previously included in a payment plan.

Changes that go into effect immediately per AB 3277:

• This bill would increase the total amount that can be paid in installments to $500 (Previous amount was $300)
• This bill would extend the time in which those penalties and fees can be paid to 24 months. (Previously citizens had 18 months to pay.)
• This bill would require the payment plan for indigent persons to instead allow a person a period of 120 calendar days to file that request. (Previously indigent persons were given 60 days to file a request)
• Poverty income guidelines have been updated:

 

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CITY OF WATERFORD
101 E. Street
Waterford, CA 95386
Phone: (209) 874-2328
Fax: (209) 874-9656
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