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Malibu volunteers to begin issuing parking tickets Thursday: Vote in our poll

By Take Two Staff
Published Jul 18, 2013
Daniel Villefort shows off his VOP uniform, which features the LA County Sheriffs Department and City of Malibu emblems, along with his name.
Daniel Villefort shows off his VOP uniform, which features the LA County Sheriffs Department and City of Malibu emblems, along with his name.
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Daniel and Denise Villefort are the de facto leaders of the Volunteers on Patrol, assisting the sheriffs department and acting as general ambassadors for the city of Malibu.
Daniel and Denise Villefort are the de facto leaders of the Volunteers on Patrol, assisting the sheriffs department and acting as general ambassadors for the city of Malibu.
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A Malibu city parking warning. On Thursday, the Volunteers on Patrol will begin issuing real tickets.
A Malibu city parking warning. On Thursday, the Volunteers on Patrol will begin issuing real tickets.
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Eric Zassenhaus/ KPCC
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A well-chalked tire. If the chalk remains in the same position after 3 hours, the car would get a ticket.
A well-chalked tire. If the chalk remains in the same position after 3 hours, the car would get a ticket.
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Eric Zassenhaus/ KPCC
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Malibu volunteers to begin issuing parking tickets Thursday: Vote in our poll

If you've ever tried parking along Malibu's beaches on a sunny weekend, you know it's not easy. The city is very aware of the problems this causes. Officials are trying something new when it comes to monitoring and policing beach parking, they're changing who holds the citation books. 

KPCC's Eric Zassenhaus has this report.

KPCC's online polls are not scientific surveys of local or national opinion. Rather, they are designed as a way for our audience members to engage with each other and share their views. Let us know what you think on our Facebook page, facebook.com/kpcc, or in the comments below.