The Wildomar City Council received an update on the city’s increased code enforcement efforts and an update on the fiscal year 2025/2026 budget goals at its March 12 meeting.Raul Berroteran, from the Wildomar Code Enforcement Department, gave the presentation on the department's activities to the council from July 2024 through March of this year. He said the department made 910 inspections in that time, closed 268 cases, and wrote 605 violations. The largest source of violations was made for residents constructing buildings or facilities without first seeking permits totaling 52. The next highest violations were for unlawful camping mostly by the homeless in the community. Those totaled 36. Among those was a homeless encampment reported at Palomar and Clinton Keith Roads in the city.
