2011 March - Golf Fusion

Stuart O. Mahler
Public Safety Director
Public Safety
Homeowners
Have you ever wondered what the qualifications of your Community Patrol Officers
are? MCC employs a professional third party contractor to perform our community patrol
duties. Double Eagle Private Security, Inc. (DEPS) officers have received and maintain the
qualifications per State of California Bureau of Security and Investigative Services (BSIS).
In addition to the required training and certification through BSIS, DEPS personnel have
extensive law enforcement backgrounds and / or military experience. DEPS officers are
screened for their experience, training and professionalism before being hired. Background
investigations are performed on each officer. Officers are provided with advanced training
by DEPS above and beyond what is required by BSIS. Officers are experienced and skilled
in the art of dealing with difficult and challenging people situations, trained and certified
in; skills of communication, report writing, verbal techniques in averting unnecessary
physical confrontation, use of intermediate and non-lethal defensive weapons, and customer
service skills.
Police officers and community patrol officers at times may be confronted with potentially
dangerous situations while in the course of protecting the citizenry or clients. In dealing
with confrontational situations police and community patrol personnel are placed in a
position to react to situations; thus be on defense versus offense. Every situation is different
and could include chemical agents, electronic control devices, baton, and firearms. Double
Eagle Private Security Officers, while on duty; carry a chemical agent, electronic control
device, and a service pistol.
State of California Penal Code, court case decisions, Bureau of Security and Investigative
Services, and Double Eagle Private Security policy and training; provide for the use of a
firearm in defense of a persons life or from grave bodily injury or to that of the police officer
or security officer.
A resident that a Double Eagle Private Security Officer assisted stated; “the security guy
from Double Eagle was enthusiastic, smart, and articulate--just the kind of guys we want
on patrol.” Assistant Manager Kathe Foster shares, “since beginning work here more than
20 years ago, these are by far the most professional guards we have ever employed. They
are obviously held to a higher standard and therefore take their jobs more seriously. I feel
safer and better protected with these guards on staff.” This is the caliber of officers we want
to provide service to our membership and we hope this too will be your impression if and
when you have contact with Double Eagle Private Security personnel.
Stuart O. Mahler
EVENING PARTY BRIDGE
January 18th results (8 players)
First Place: Winnie Jasper & Jerry Chamberlain
2 tie – Louis Lebherz & David Geary
2 tie – Barbara Hanson & Conrad Robertson
Next session is Tuesday, March 15th, at 7:00 p.m. in the
Moraga Aquatics Center. Fee is $1 per player. Newcomers are
very welcome, try it! If you want to play, phone the country
club office at 376-2200, or e-mail David Geary @
dsgeary@comcast.net, and give your partners name. Entry
deadline is noon March 14th at noon. Please try to sign up
sooner, this game is having trouble getting enough players! We
may be stopping the Party Bridge unless we get better turnouts.
EVENING DUPLICATE BRIDGE
January 25th results (12 players)
First Place: Barbara Hanson & Conrad Robertson
Second Place: Sandy Ruliffson & Dwight Pedersen
Third Place: Andrea & Dan Green
Next session is Tuesday, March 22nd, at 7:00 p.m. in the
Moraga Aquatics Center. Fee is $1 per player. If you have not
tried duplicate before, give it a try. We work quite hard at
making it easy to play duplicate! If you want to play, phone
the country club office at 376-2200, or e-mail David Geary @
dsgeary@comcast.net, and provide the name of your partner.
Entry deadline is noon March 21st at noon.
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