Incident Reports Overview

Incident Reports Overview: Addressing Events (December 13, 2024). 

On 12/11/24, one of the security vehicles was involved in an accident, causing exterior damage but no physical injuries. The security supervisor and the General Manager are investigating the incident. The vehicle remains operational, and maintenance is being arranged to repair the damage.

Park Security and Incident Update: A Quiet but Eventful Month

It’s been a relatively quiet period at River Bend, with security protocols keeping everything running smoothly. While the usual high level of security patrols and monitoring have kept incidents to a minimum, there were still a few noteworthy events that we’d like to report on. Here’s a rundown of what’s happened recently at the park.

1. Routine Security Monitoring and Low Incident Rate

The RBMC security team has been working diligently to ensure the safety and well-being of all our members and visitors. Their constant vigilance has resulted in a period of low incidents, which is always a positive outcome for everyone involved. With patrols happening frequently and thorough monitoring of all areas, They have been able to maintain a secure and peaceful environment at the park.

2. Suspicious Activity Investigation: No Damage Reported

One incident of note was a suspicious situation involving a possible unauthorized entry into an RV. While it initially appeared that someone may have entered the RV without permission, no theft, vandalism, or significant damage was found. A detailed report was filed, and after investigation, we believe we have identified the individual involved. Fortunately, the situation was resolved without any harm to the property or members.

3. Fallen Tree Branch Causes Minor Damage

In another event, a tree branch unexpectedly fell onto a property within the park, causing some mild damage to a structure. Thankfully, no one was injured, and the damage was minimal.  RBMC has taken steps to ensure that the tree in question is properly assessed and that any potential risks are addressed proactively to prevent future incidents.

4. RV Placement Issue: Prompt Resolution

Lastly, we encountered an issue with improper RV placement on a lot in the park. A newer RV was placed incorrectly on one lot, and a dilapidated RV was abandoned on another lot further down. After contacting the owner of the newer RV, the situation was resolved quickly, and the RV was removed without further issue. As for the older RV, it was taken care of at no additional cost to RBMC, ensuring that no members were inconvenienced by the matter.

Conclusion:

While the past month has been relatively quiet, River Bend takes every report seriously and works to resolve any issues promptly.  RBMC's ongoing commitment to maintaining a secure, well-maintained park environment remains a top priority, they we will continue to monitor the situation closely. Should any concerns arise, members are encouraged to reach out to the General Manager.

RBMC thanks you for your continued cooperation and understanding.

Call to Action:
If you notice any suspicious activity or potential hazards in the park, please contact our security team immediately. We appreciate your support in keeping our community safe and secure.






Incident Reports Overview: Addressing Events (November 1, 2024).  In our their  ongoing commitment to safety and accountability, we want to address some recent incidents that have raised concerns within our community. We have documented three significant incident reports, which are crucial for maintaining transparency and ensuring that appropriate measures are taken.
1. Destruction of Personal Property
The first incident involved the destruction of personal property. While specific details are being reviewed, we take such matters seriously. We are working closely with affected individuals to understand the circumstances and determine the appropriate response.
2. Vandalism of RBMC Property
The second incident pertains to vandalism involving RBMC property. This report has an accompanying ticket that details the events leading up to the incident. We are conducting a thorough investigation to identify the responsible parties and implement preventive measures to avoid future occurrences. Vandalism not only impacts our facilities but also undermines the respect we strive to foster within our community.
3. Brandishing a Firearm
The third incident involved a report of brandishing a firearm. However, it was later confirmed that the weapon in question was an Airsoft pistol. While no real threat was posed, this incident highlights the importance of understanding and complying with community safety regulations regarding replica firearms.
Conclusion
We are committed to fostering a safe and respectful environment for everyone. Each of these incidents will be addressed with the seriousness they deserve, and we will keep our community informed about any developments. We appreciate your cooperation and support as we work together to enhance our collective safety and well-being.
If you have any concerns or would like to discuss these incidents further, please feel free to reach out.

Incident Reports Overview: Addressing Events (October 11, 2024).  In order to keep our community informed and maintain a high standard of living for all, we would like to provide an update regarding recent incident reports and tickets issued within River Bend.
Incident Reports
There were 10 incident reports in total this period. Of these, the only one not tied to a ticket was damage to a fence, which occurred but was not directly observed by anyone. For the remaining 9 incidents, tickets were issued.
Tickets Issued.  The breakdown of tickets issued is as follows:
1 for working without an A&E Permit
4 for unkept lawns
2 for unauthorized dumping
2 for verbal abuse towards an employee
1 for violation of quiet hours
These tickets reflect a variety of issues that are crucial to maintaining the integrity of our community and the well-being of all members. We urge everyone to remain mindful of these regulations to avoid penalties and ensure that River Bend continues to be a pleasant and respectful environment for all.

A Reminder on Quiet Hours

As part of our commitment to maintaining a peaceful atmosphere, we’d like to reiterate the importance of adhering to the quiet hours ordinance between 10:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m., as previously outlined. Please be reminded that noise levels should not exceed 60 dB, which is comparable to a normal conversation or the sound of an air conditioner. Violation of this ordinance can result in fines from River Bend or the Berkeley County Sheriff's Office, as discussed in our earlier communication.

How to Report Issues

Should you observe any issues or need to report an incident, please contact our security team or General Manager. The GM is here to help and ensure that any concerns are addressed promptly and efficiently.