I'm not saying to defund them, nor trying to pick a fight. I'm genuinely curious because so many just blame it on the "movement" and slap the hood and say, "Well, that's the problem, no need to look further!". But it's clearly not because that movement has absolutely quieted down substantially and there's still no improvement in enforcement of moving violations and other issues that result in citations (I.e. fines, money, which if funding is an issue, there you go!). And you say the solution is that they need more money and personnel, but that already has been done and didn't work.

The problem seems to be leadership. Someone in the PD is determining that these laws do not need to be enforced. Referrals to the DA are up (in lockstep with both population growth and police funding) over the same timespan that citations are down substantially. This tells me that they are still policing higher level crimes but have chosen to stop issuing as many citations for lower level crimes.

This is why in an earlier reply to you I said you need to be vocal and tell your elected officials they need to start enforcing these laws.