Graffiti-Tagged Black Series Trailers Cause Nuisance in Wildomar After City of Industry Removal

Trailers Relocated to Wildomar

• 🚚 Dozens of graffiti-tagged Black Series trailers have been relocated to a vacant lot in Wildomar, California.
• 📍 These trailers were previously ordered to be removed from the City of Industry in March.
• 🏠 Residents in Wildomar are concerned about the trailers being situated next to homes and businesses.

Public Safety and Nuisance Concerns

• ⚠️ Officials have declared the trailers a public nuisance and a hazard to health and safety.
• 🔥 Concerns include fires, trash, and security issues, exacerbated by the proximity to homes and the upcoming fire season.
• 🏚️ Many trailers are in disrepair, with missing windows, flat tires, and open doors.

City Action and Enforcement

• 📜 The City of Wildomar issued final abatement notices to two individuals connected to the RV manufacturer and property owner.
• ⏰ A 48-hour deadline was given for the removal of the units, which expires today.
• ⚖️ The city is also working to obtain an abatement warrant from the court to remove the trailers if compliance is not met.
• 🚧 City leaders state the location violates zoning ordinances and fire codes, with no permits issued for storage or occupancy.

Background from City of Industry

• 🏢 The situation follows a large encampment removal in the City of Industry, where over 80 Black Series trailers formed an unauthorized RV camp.
• 🚨 That removal was prompted by repeated fires and reports of violence, leading to a court order for the property.
• ➡️ Trailers matching the condition seen in Wildomar began arriving in Wildomar as early as December, with more appearing after the Industry sweep.