Babcock Ranch Community Patrol  

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Babcock Ranch Community Patrol
239-652-8000
William Pinho
Director
Victor Wonderlin
Patrol Captain
Field Operations & Support Services

FOR EMERGENCY CALL 911

Always on the job: 24/7—365

MISSION

The Community Patrols overriding mission is to enhance the safety and the quality of life for the residents of our hometown community. Our goal is to treat people with dignity and respect while providing an efficient and courteous service.

VISION

The Community Patrol force strives to provide a clean, safe environment through strategic patrol, integrity, respect and strong community partnerships.

VALUES

The Community Patrol force values honesty and integrity and will demonstrate these values in our actions. We base our community patrol services on the principles of service, ethics, professionalism and diversity.

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HELPFUL LINKS AND INFO

IMPORTANT: Pursuant to Charlotte County Ordinances, individuals aged 14 years and older may operate a golf cart only on designated roads and streets within the Babcock Ranch Community Phase with the following speed limits:
a. Paved roads with a width of 15 feet or more: 25 miles per hour
b. Paved roads with a width of less than 15 feet: 20 miles per hour
c. Unpaved roads, regardless of width: 20 miles per hour.

  • Golf carts may only be operated on designated roads within Babcock Ranch. 
  • Individuals may not operate golf carts on sidewalks, bike lanes or unpaved trails.
  • The minimum age to legally operate a golf cart in the State of Florida is 14 years old.
    CLICK ON LINK ABOVE FOR FULL ISD GOLF CART POLICY. 
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Prevention from Vehicles Theft

Bicycle Theft Prevention

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15.18 ALLIGATORS (Governing Documents)

Babcock Ranch and adjacent areas include an abundance of lakes, wetlands, streams, and other natural and improved areas which may serve as habitat for alligators. While the Founder and the Association may post warning signs in various areas of the Community to warn that alligators may be present, neither the Founder nor the Association have any duty to monitor for the presence of alligators in such areas or elsewhere in Babcock Ranch, nor any duty to remove alligators or install fencing or take other protective measures to protect residents and others within the Community from alligators that may be present in such areas. Each person who enters into an area of Babcock Ranch where alligators may be present does so as his or her own risk and is responsible for his or her own safety.

IT IS DANGEROUS AND ILLEGAL TO FEED OR HARASS ALLIGATORS.
PENALTIES MAY INCLUDE MONETARY FINES FOR VIOLATORS AS PROVIDED BY FLORIDA LAW.