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Boating Infrastructure Grant (BIG) Program
All Tier I grants must meet the eligibility requirements of 50 CFR 86.20. Each Tier I grant cannot exceed $300,000; however, the State of California may award more than one (1) Tier I grant.

Tier II
Up to $1.5 million may be awarded per project. A total of $14 million is available for Tier II projects nationally. All Tier II grants must meet the eligibility requirements of 50 CFR 86.20.

A complete grant application (see BIG Application Checklist) along with the required supporting documentation must be received by DBW on or before the deadline (TBD). Applications must be submitted to:

USPS:Division of Boating and Waterways ATTN: Ethan Tratner PO Box 942896 Sacramento, CA 94296-0001

FEDEX/UPS: Division of Boating and Waterways ATTN: Ethan Tratner 4940 Lang Ave., Dock H, Loans & Grants, Floor 12 McClellan, CA 95652

For additional information or to discuss the potential project regarding eligibility, please contact Ethan Tratner at (916) 902-8823 or ethan.tratner@parks.ca.gov.

Application packets that include the following list of documents may be requested by emailing ethan.tratner@parks.ca.gov:

Application Instructions
Notice of Funding Opportunity BIG Tier I
Notice of Funding Opportunity BIG Tier II
FAQ’s
Boating Infrastructure Grant Program (50 CFR 86.20) is published in the Federal Register (General information and program guidelines can be found in section 86.11 of the document). All federal funding must comply with state and federal regulations including 2CFR200.

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Forms and manuals related to managing grants under these programs will be posted here soon

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The Department will enter this date into your customer profile and allow you to renew your license until this date without submitting another letter from your commanding officer or doctor.
How to Prequalify for a Disabled Veteran or Recovering Service Member License
Send a photocopy of your identification and documentation of eligibility by:

Mail to any CDFW license sales office
Fax at (916) 419-7585
Secure document upload - To upload your documentation, you must request a secure document upload. Send your request for a secure document upload to LRB@wildlife.ca.gov. You will receive a response with a link to upload your documentation securely. DO NOT send your documents via email.

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Identification -
	
Your driver’s license; and
Your GO ID number (from your previously issued ALDS fishing or hunting license). If you do not have a GO ID number, create a customer record online to obtain a GO ID number.

A letter documenting your eligibility
	
Disabled Veterans must submit a letter from the Veteran’s Administration.
Recovering Service Members must submit a letter from their Commanding Officer or a military doctor.

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For hunting licenses only - proof of hunter education (Proof is not needed if you purchased a California hunting license after 2011. CDFW will have your hunter education on file.)

Reduced-Fee Sport Fishing License for Low-Income Seniors (65 years or older) - Fee $9.53
Fish and Game Code, Section 7150, authorizes CDFW to issue Reduced-Fee Sport Fishing Licenses to anglers who meet specific criteria. Additional validations or cards are required for certain species and must be purchased at the regular fee.
On October 7, 2021, Assembly Bill 817 was signed into law. This law changed the eligibility requirements for obtaining a reduced-fee sport fishing license for seniors with low income.
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Cat licensing is not mandatory, however, every person owning or having custody of any dog four months of age or older must license the dog within 15 days of acquisition or 15 days after the license becomes due. Proof of a state-approved rabies vaccination is needed to obtain a license. Discounted licensing fees are offered for sterilized dogs with a copy of a sterility certificate signed by a veterinarian licensed to practice in the state. Senior citizen discount fees are offered with proof of dog’s sterility certificate and a copy of any document showing the birth date of the person (i.e., driver’s license, state ID, or birth certificate). Only one senior citizen license discount allowed per household. A no charge license is provided for guide dogs with proof of certification. All licenses must be renewed annually.	

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Boating Safety & Enforcement Equipment Grant Program (BSEE)
Electronic Navigation Suite
$24,000

San Francisco Police Department
Vessel Repower and Inflatable Personal Flotation Devices
$84,600

San Joaquin County Sheriff's Department
Patrol Boat
$150,000

San Rafael Police Department
RADAR Systems, Navigation/GPS/Chart Plot, VHF Radios and RDF
$76,099

Santa Cruz Port District
Simrad Halo Radar and Screen
$9,500

Shasta County Sheriff
Patrol Boat
$150,000

Solano County Sheriff
Vessel Repower
$85,878

Sonoma County Sheriff's Office 
Navionics Package and Seats
$24,500

Stanislaus County Sheriff's Department
Jet Skis and Trailer
$47,409

Truckee Police Department
Patrol Boat
$113,086

Yolo County Sheriff's Office
Inflatable Patrol Boat
$31,546

Total Funded
 
$1,570,535

 

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Johanna NaughtonGrants and Loans UnitJohanna.Naughton@parks.ca.gov(916) 902-8795

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SUPs, Modular Dock, Scholarships, Event Funding
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Sailing Education Adventures
Used Sailboat, Replacement/Refurbishment Items, Safety Items, Scholarships, Instructor Training, Event Funding
$38,300

San Diego Canoe Kayak Team
Safety Items, Life Jackets, Scholarships, Instructor Training, Event Funding
$26,063

San Diego, California State University
SUPs, Kayaks, Trailer, Scholarships, Event Funding
$62,000

San Diego-Imperial Council, Boy Scouts of America
Kayaks and Paddles, Modular Dock, Safety Items, Scholarships
$23,452

San Francisco, University of California 
Scholarships
$10,600

Santa Barbara Youth Sailing Foundation
Sailboat Equipment, Safety Items, Life Jackets
$26,816

Santa Cruz, University of California
Sailboats
$29,896

Tahoe City Public Utility District
Replacement/Refurbushment Eqipment, Safety Items, Life Jackets, Instructor Training, Event Funding
$27,185

Treasure Island Sailing Center
SUPs, Replacement/Refurbishment Equipment, Safety Items, Scholarships, Event Funding 
$60,418

Truckee Donner Recreation and Park District
Sailboats, Instructor Training
$18,013

Ventura, City of
Sailboat, Instructor Training, Event Funding
$39,420

 

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The mission of DBW is to provide safe and convenient public access to California's waterways and leadership in promoting the public's right to safe, enjoyable and environmentally sound recreational boating.
As part of its mission, DBW manages the Aquatic Center Grant Program to enhance boaters’ knowledge of boating laws, practical handling of vessels on the water, weather and water conditions, rules of the road, equipment requirements and environmental stewardship.
Funding is provided to organizations that offer on-the-water training to the general public that includes all of the above-mentioned topics. The following questions are typical of those DBW receives concerning the Aquatic Center Grant Program and should provide valuable information for grant applicants.

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If you lose your Sturgeon Fishing Report Card you can obtain a duplicate from CDFW license sales offices only. You must complete a Sturgeon Fishing Report Card Affidavit (PDF Form) and pay the duplicate fee to replace a Sturgeon Fishing Report Card. Duplicate fees are located on the license description page.
Q: Can I laminate my license?
A: No. Licenses should never be heat laminated as this will destroy the license. If exposed to extreme heat, licenses will darken and become discolored. However, a discolored license is still valid as long as the text and signature are readable.
Q: Can I get a refund of my fishing license fee? 
A: No. Fishing licenses are considered valid and in use from the time of purchase and the fees cannot be refunded.
Q: Can I purchase a fishing license for my friend?
A: You can if you have all the required information to issue a license to your friend. If you do not have all the information required to purchase a license for your friend, you can purchase a gift voucher that your friend can redeem ONLINE or at any License Agent or CDFW License Sales Office for a sport fishing license.
Q: Can I purchase a Lifetime Fishing License?
A: Yes. California residents may purchase lifetime fishing licenses.
Q: Why do fees for fishing licenses, stamps, and report cards increase in price every year? 
A: Sport fishing and hunting license fees are established in California law. The base fees for sport fishing licenses are established in Fish and Game Code Section 7149.05. The fees for sport fishing validations and most report cards are established in various sections of the Fish and Game Code or Title 14 of the California Code of Regulations.
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Generally, the costs of goods and services increase at about two to three percent per year. However, this is not always the case. Costs can increase dramatically during some years.
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You can apply for most of the discount passes we offer in-person at the locations listed below. Many of these locations also sell annual passes. Availability and operating hours vary. Please call the office in advance to confirm pass availability and/or schedule an appointment. 
The primary pass services provided at these locations are application review for the Disabled Discount (DD), Golden Bear (GB) and Limited Use Golden Bear (LUGB) discount passes, and the sale of the annual passes listed on the Annual Pass Fact Sheet. 

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Angeles District Office1925 Las Virgenes Road, Calabasas, CA 91302
8:00 am to 4:00 pmMon, Tue, Wed, Thurs, Fri
818.880.0363
DD, Explorer, GB, Historian, LUGB, Poppy
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The “Boat Use” Annual Pass – Priced at $100, is a small sticker that is placed on the California Explorer or the Golden Poppy Vehicle Day Use Annual Pass hangtag or a separate card for those who already have their passes. Valid for a motorized vessel, sailboat over 8-feet or personal watercraft (PWC).
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Park passes are valid for 12 months from the month purchased. Requests for park passes to begin in future months will not be accepted. Lost or stolen passes cannot be replaced. No refunds can be issued.
All pass sales final.
Park pass orders received by 3:00 pm will typically ship the following business day.
Annual passes can be given as a gift. Passes are issued unassigned, so there won’t be a name printed on the pass itself. You can gift a physical pass one of two ways.  

At checkout, enter your billing address and then enter the shipping address of your recipient. 
You can order the pass as normal and gift it directly.  

Digital gift cards are also available. Digital gift cards have no expiration date and may be redeemed when the current pass expires.
 

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Sutter's Fort State Historic Park General Plan AmendmentThe Sutter's Fort State Historic Park Draft General Plan Amendment will come before the State Park and Recreation Commission on Tuesday, June 11, 2024, in West Sacramento.  For more information, please visit the State Park and Recreation Meetings page.
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State Historical Resources Commission MeetingThe State Historical Resources Commission (SHRC) will meet on Friday, May 3, 2024 at 9:00 AM, at the California Natural Resources Agency Headquarters Building, 715 P Street, Sacramento, CA, 95814. For more information please visit the State Historical Resources Commission Meeting Schedule and Notices page.
Boating and Waterways Commission MeetingThe Boating and Waterways Commission will meet on Thursday, May 9, 2024 at 9:00 AM, at the Stanford Gallery, California State Railroad Museum. For more information, please visit the Boating and Waterways Commission page.
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Changing the law was necessary because, after major flooding disasters, it became evident that relatively few individuals in eligible communities who sustained flood damage had purchased flood insurance. 

49.
When am I required to purchase flood insurance?

In accordance with the Flood Disaster Protection Act of 1973 and the National Flood Insurance Reform Act of 1994, flood insurance is required for all structures in a Special Flood Hazard Area (SFHA) that carry a home mortgage loan backed by a federally regulated lender or servicer. For virtually every mortgage transaction involving a structure in the United States, the lender reviews the current National Flood Insurance Program maps to determine the property’s location relative to the published SFHA. This review occurs anytime a Federally backed loan is can made, increased, extended, or renewed. 

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Who determined that I was required to purchase flood insurance?

The mortgage lender, or a determination company hired by the mortgage lender, typically determines whether a structure is in a SFHA, and if flood insurance is required. If they determine that a home or business is located in a high-risk area, they then inform the owner or potential buyer that flood insurance is required to receive the loan. 

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What information should I bring with me to meet with a flood insurance agent?

If you have an elevation certificate, which verifies the elevation of the lowest floor of your house, you should bring it with you for any meeting with a flood insurance agent. This is especially important if your house/building is in a Special Flood Hazard Area, since rates in SFHAs can vary depending on how high your building is relative to the Base (1-percent-annual-chance) Flood Elevation. 

52.
Can I shop around for flood insurance?

The National Flood Insurance Program is a Federal program offering flood insurance that can be purchased from most leading insurance companies. Rates are set and do not differ from company to company or agent to agent. 

53.
Why should I purchase flood insurance?

Just a few inches of water from a flood can cause tens of thousands of dollars in damage. From 2007 to 2011, the average residential flood claim amounted to almost $30,000. Flood insurance is the best way to protect yourself from devastating financial loss.