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TRACE | Alcoholic Beverage Control
Today, TRACE has continued to be supported by OTS grant funding which has stabilized the unit and ensured its continued operation.

 

TRACE Facts
The Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC) should be notified immediately of any death or serious injury involving underage drinking.
TRACE is a protocol wherein first responders to alcohol-related emergencies immediately notify ABC when an incident involves a person under 21 and an alcoholic beverage that results in great bodily injury or death. Or anyone charged with vehicular manslaughter that was under the influence of alcohol regardless of their age.
ABC Agents will conduct a simultaneous investigation to determine where the alcoholic beverages were acquired, purchased, or served.
Agents will be alert to the collection of evidence that may indicate where the alcoholic beverage was obtained. Such evidence can include false identification, receipts, bags, labels, and statements of witnesses.
A timely notification to the TRACE Unit greatly improves the chance of a successful investigation.
 If the TRACE investigation determines that an ABC licensed location sold or furnished alcohol to a minor or served or sold alcohol to someone who was obviously intoxicated, the Department will file an administrative action to suspend or revoke the license of that business.
The TRACE Protocol was developed by the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control, Office of Traffic Safety, California Attorney General’s Office, California Highway Patrol, California Police Chiefs Association, and California State Sheriffs’ Association.
 

 
 
 
 

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Two options for law enforcement to report a TRACE incident:
TRACE WebApp: trace.abc.ca.gov
24 Hour TRACE Hotline: (855) HLP-TRACE

 
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Contact
Additional information may be obtained by contacting:
Alcoholic Beverage Control3927 Lennane Drive, Suite 100Sacramento, CA 95834
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Buy the larger size of low-fat plain yogurt instead of single flavored yogurt. Then add your own flavors by mixing in fruits.
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Drink water instead of sodas or other high-sugar drinks. Water is easy on your wallet and has zero calories. Take a reusable water bottle is when on the go.
Save time, money, and calories by skipping the chip and cookie aisles.
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Retail Price: This is the price you pay for one, single item.
Unit Price: This is the cost of an item by its size (or unit). This can be by the pound, ounce, quart, or another measurement. It can be very useful when comparing two items.

This image shows two different price tags on a shelf. Based on the unit price, you can see that the larger container is a better buy because you are getting more for your money.

How is the unit price found?
TOTAL PRICE ÷ SIZE = UNIT PRICE
Example: What is the unit price of a 6 oz. yogurt that has a retail price (the price you pay) of $0.72?
$0.72 ÷ 6 oz. = $0.12
The unit price of this yogurt is $0.12 per oz.

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For cities that do not require that residents separate organic waste at the source (i.e. your home), the waste goes into a high diversion facility, which is a facility designed to separate organic waste from garbage after it arrives at the site. 

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How do I know what goes in each of my carts?

The best way to identify which items go in each cart is to look at the labels on your curbside cart and/or reach out to your specific city or hauler. Find your hauler’s information at ReduceWaste.org by selecting your jurisdiction from the list on the left-hand side of the webpage. 

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Where does recovered surplus edible food go?

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How do I schedule a MoGo ride?

Book trips with the MoGo mobile app (Apple App Store or Google Play), to get the most features including automatic alerts about the status of your ride. If you don't have a smartphone, you may also book rides using a computer at the MoGo web booking site book.mogo.rideco.com, or by calling 408-330-3302.When you make a reservation, you will be able to choose from a list of options for the pick-up and drop off times that best suits your schedule. 

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Where can I board MoGo?

Pick-up and drop-off is available at designated virtual stop locations within the Morgan Hill city limits. Virtual stops are located within 0.25 miles of most areas of the City including neighborhoods, commercial centers, and community spaces. Virtual stops are places where drivers can safely pull over to board passengers.
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How can I use food and drink to improve my health?
You can use food and drink to improve your health in many ways. The list below will give you some ideas on how your Whole Health can be improved through food and drink. Different people will have different needs and goals. Your primary health care team and a dietitian can suggest which foods to eat and which to eat less for each of the issues listed.

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TRACE | Alcoholic Beverage Control
The California Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control developed the TRACE WebApp to provide a quick, accurate, and secure method for law enforcement to relay data to the TRACE Unit.

 
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Background
The TRACE Protocol was created in the spring of 2004 when a diverse group of law enforcement agencies, including the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control, stakeholder groups and individuals tried to grapple with the increasing problem of youth access to alcohol.
Casey Goodwin, a college student from Exeter, had been killed in a head-on crash by an 18 year old drunk driver. Her mother, Lynne, was troubled by one nagging thought. Although the police had done an excellent job investigating the crash and the drunk driver was sentenced to a lengthy prison term, she knew another person was involved in the crime that killed her daughter. That person was the individual who either sold or gave the alcoholic beverages to the drunk driver. Lynne simply asked why there wasn’t a better method of investigating that aspect of drunk driver crashes involving minors.
The questions Lynne Goodwin asked eventually brought together ABC with the Attorney General’s Office, California Highway Patrol, MADD, FNL and many other agencies and stakeholder groups.
ABC had a distinct role to play with TRACE. Of course, there was the obvious access to licensed premises and a high level of expertise. But there was also a dedicated corps of ABC Investigators who were extremely motivated in taking up the assignment.
Initially, TRACE was funded with a grant from the Office of Traffic Safety (OTS). This funding paid for overtime, equipment, and creation of support mechanisms, training videos and printing.
In May 2006, the TRACE Unit at ABC was born as a free standing bureau within the Department.
Today, TRACE has continued to be supported by OTS grant funding which has stabilized the unit and ensured its continued operation.

 

TRACE Facts
The Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC) should be notified immediately of any death or serious injury involving underage drinking.
TRACE is a protocol wherein first responders to alcohol-related emergencies immediately notify ABC when an incident involves a person under 21 and an alcoholic beverage that results in great bodily injury or death. Or anyone charged with vehicular manslaughter that was under the influence of alcohol regardless of their age.
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FAQs • Morgan Hill • CivicEngage
If you don't have a smartphone, you may also book rides using a computer at the MoGo web booking site book.mogo.rideco.com, or by calling 408-330-3302.When you make a reservation, you will be able to choose from a list of options for the pick-up and drop off times that best suits your schedule. 

2.
Where can I board MoGo?

Pick-up and drop-off is available at designated virtual stop locations within the Morgan Hill city limits. Virtual stops are located within 0.25 miles of most areas of the City including neighborhoods, commercial centers, and community spaces. Virtual stops are places where drivers can safely pull over to board passengers. When you book your ride, type the pick-up location and drop-off location and the app will direct you to the nearest virtual stop for your MoGo ride. MoGo virtual stops do not have a physical sign to designate where they are. Follow the instructions given when you book your ride or via the text or app updates to tell you where your stop is located. For instance, "Alkire at Peak - At the bus stop on the SW corner" OR "Centennial Recreation Center - At the drop-off location near the entrance of the Centennial Recreation Center" or "SB Monterey at 3rd Street - at the bus stop on the SW corner".Explore the MoGo Virtual Stop Map. 

3.
What type of seats can I book?

MoGo Morgan Hill Quick Ride offers Child, Youth, Regular, and ADA Accessible seating options, including:Regular Regular with Bike - Passenger seat plus a bike rack spaceAccessible - Passenger in a wheelchair or scooterYouth - Ages 8-18Child - Ages 0-7 (accompanied by a fare-paying parent, guardian, or responsible person age 16 or older; must bring and install an appropriate car seat or booster seat per California law)Discount Fare - For riders that meet the income eligibility of the VTA Clipper SMART program. Vehicles are equipped to carry strollers, bicycles, and baggage. If bringing a bike, select “General w/Bike” when booking your ride. Bike racks, when available, have the capacity for two bikes. Vehicles are ADA accessible and equipped to transport wheelchairs and scooters.
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Extended product forms are available to certified patients participating in the medical cannabis program including transdermal patches and suppositories.. It can be consumed in many forms including hash (created from cannabis resin), leaves, oils, lotions, edibles (product, containing either cannabis or concentrated cannabis and other ingredients, intended for use or consumption through ingestion, including sublingual or oral absorption), infused foods or beverages, and in highly concentrated forms such as shatter, wax, kief, or hashish. Many consume cannabis for its possible psychoactive effects. If consumed for medical purposes it can treat chronic pain, glaucoma, poor appetite, nausea, and many other problems. 
The cannabis plant has hundreds of chemical compounds, including cannabinoids and terpenes. These natural compounds can have different effects on the mind and body. Tetrahydrocannabinol and cannabidiol are the most common.

Tetrahydrocannabinol, known as "THC," is known for its psychoactive effects -- a feeling of being high. 
Cannabidiol, known as "CBD", is the second most prevalent cannabinoid in cannabis. Unlike tetrahydrocannabinol, cannabidiol does not cause a "high" or psychoactive effect by itself. 

History of Cannabis in New York State
Cannabis became legal in New York State for medical purposes when the Medical Cannabis Program was implemented in 2016. Adult-Use (also known as recreational) Cannabis was legalized in New York State when the Marihuana Regulation & Taxation Act (MRTA) was signed on March 31, 2021. The MRTA made it legal for adults 21 or older to possess up to three ounces of cannabis and up to 24 grams of concentrated cannabis (like vaporization oil or an edible) for personal use, to store up to five pounds of cannabis in the home, to consume cannabis, and to share cannabis without compensation to a person 21 or older.
It is illegal to use cannabis in a motor vehicle, a private business, or any place where smoking tobacco is prohibited. It's also illegal to sell cannabis without a license. There are more restrictions and exceptions regarding the possession, consumption, and sales of cannabis.
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FAQs • What type of seats can I book?
CLS is the transportation service company operating the MoGo vehicles. All drivers are screened before they are hired and have received specialized safety training, including incident prevention.   

17.
Do all MoGo drivers have a background check?

All MoGo drivers must pass a background check and complete appropriate training.  

18.
What other modes of transit can I connect to?

MoGo has virtual stops at Caltrain and at all VTA Bus Route stops in Morgan Hill.  

19.
Is this service meant to replace bus service?

MoGo is a supplement to the existing public transit within Morgan Hill. MoGo helps expand ride-hailing technology to public transit customers, including historically underserved communities and populations, along with areas of the County where fixed-route bus or rail service is less frequent or unavailable.  

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How is MoGo funded?

MoGo Morgan Hill Quick Ride is funded with 2016 Measure B Innovative Transit Service Models program funds under the Transit Operations Program Area goal of supporting new/innovative transit service models that will address first/last mile connections and transit services for the transit dependent, vulnerable populations, and paratransit users that is safe and accountable. MoGo helps expand ride-hailing technology to public transit customers, including historically underserved communities and populations, along with areas of the County where fixed-route bus or rail service is less frequent or unavailable. 

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Will I be able to rate my trip?

Yes. At the end of a trip, mobile app customers will be invited to rate their ride and submit comments about MoGo. 

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What is Phone Verification? 

Why is this change happening? Phone number verification is an important feature to keep the app secure and avoid sending spam messages.What will users see in the app? Users will see this message in the app and receive a text to their phone number with a verification code. They should input the code and press "Verify". They will be unable to use the app until their phone number is verified. What if a user created their account with the wrong phone number?
FAQs • What type of seats can I book?
What if I don't have a smartphone?

408-330-3302 can be used to schedule your trip through MoGo’s Call Center. The agent will be able to give you a vehicle arrival time, along with confirming your pick-up and drop-off locations.You may also book from a computer at book.mogo.rideco.com 

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What if I am traveling with a pet?

Service animals are welcome, as required by law. All other pets must be secured in an enclosed carrier to board MoGo. 

14.
Can I book in another language besides English?

The MoGo app and web booking site are currently available in English and Spanish. To change the MoGo app language to Spanish, click the Menu in the top left corner, then click on your Profile. Select Language - Spanish. You may also call 408-330-3302 to book rides in English. 

15.
How do I qualify for a discounted fare?

Rides are $2.50 each per person per ride (one-way fare). MoGo also offers a discounted $1.00 low-income fare. Passengers qualify if their household income is within 200% of the federal policy level.To qualify, you must have a gross (before taxes) income level at or up to the amounts below.Household sizeHousehold income up to1$27,1802$36,6203$46,0604$55,5005$64,9406$74,3807$83,8208$93,260Add $9,440 for each additional household member over eight. 

16.
Who will be my driver?

MoGo drivers are CLS employees. CLS is the transportation service company operating the MoGo vehicles. All drivers are screened before they are hired and have received specialized safety training, including incident prevention.   

17.
Do all MoGo drivers have a background check?

All MoGo drivers must pass a background check and complete appropriate training.  

18.
What other modes of transit can I connect to?

MoGo has virtual stops at Caltrain and at all VTA Bus Route stops in Morgan Hill.