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1. Chula Vista Housing Division - National City
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4. Chula Vista Police Department - Narcotic Enforcement Team - National City
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Review these fliers on preventing apartment burglary and vehicle crime. Crime-Free Multi Housing Program is also a great resource for apartment residents and managers to reduce crime and disorder in their communities.
What should I do if I hear a loud argument or a domestic violence incident?
If you hear or witness domestic violence or domestic disturbances (loud arguments), please call 911 right away. You may remain anonymous.
If you are a domestic violence victim, please contact the Police Department at 911 for immediate assistance, or (619) 691-5151 to file a report. Also, please contact South Bay Community Services (SBCS) at (800) 640-2933 to obtain domestic violence support services, such as counseling, case management and treatment. SBCS also provides housing for victims and children exposed to violence. Finally, please consider obtaining a temporary restraining order (TRO). If you are a domestic violence victim, you can break your lease without penalty by giving your landlord 30 days notice and a copy of the police report. You can also request a partial eviction of your abuser.
It is more effective to call your property manager or security staff. Management has better leverage over noise and nuisance problems on the property by enforcing the community rules and lease. If you are willing to sign a complaint and follow through with future court appearances, or property management is not available, call the Police Department's non-emergency number (619) 691-5151.
Contact the Police Department's Narcotic Enforcement Team tip line at (619) 691-5054. You may remain anonymous.
Yes. Contact the Lawyers Referral and Information Service (LRIS), a non-profit arm of the San Diego County Bar Association. LRIS matches up people seeking legal advice with attorneys who have been screened by the bar association. The initial 30-minute telephone consultation is free. Fees apply for additional legal services.
What are tenants’ and landlords’ rights and responsibilities under California law?
Click here to find the answers developed by the California Department of Consumer Affairs.
I have more questions about apartment safety. Who can I contact?
Review these fliers on preventing apartment burglary and vehicle crime. Crime-Free Multi Housing Program is also a great resource for apartment residents and managers to reduce crime and disorder in their communities.
What should I do if I hear a loud argument or a domestic violence incident?
If you hear or witness domestic violence or domestic disturbances (loud arguments), please call 911 right away. You may remain anonymous.
If you are a domestic violence victim, please contact the Police Department at 911 for immediate assistance, or (619) 691-5151 to file a report. Also, please contact South Bay Community Services (SBCS) at (800) 640-2933 to obtain domestic violence support services, such as counseling, case management and treatment. SBCS also provides housing for victims and children exposed to violence. Finally, please consider obtaining a temporary restraining order (TRO). If you are a domestic violence victim, you can break your lease without penalty by giving your landlord 30 days notice and a copy of the police report. You can also request a partial eviction of your abuser.
It is more effective to call your property manager or security staff. Management has better leverage over noise and nuisance problems on the property by enforcing the community rules and lease. If you are willing to sign a complaint and follow through with future court appearances, or property management is not available, call the Police Department's non-emergency number (619) 691-5151.
Contact the Police Department's Narcotic Enforcement Team tip line at (619) 691-5054. You may remain anonymous.
Yes. Contact the Lawyers Referral and Information Service (LRIS), a non-profit arm of the San Diego County Bar Association. LRIS matches up people seeking legal advice with attorneys who have been screened by the bar association. The initial 30-minute telephone consultation is free. Fees apply for additional legal services.
What are tenants’ and landlords’ rights and responsibilities under California law?
Click here to find the answers developed by the California Department of Consumer Affairs.
I have more questions about apartment safety. Who can I contact?
