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Long-Range Plan for Juvenile Justice Data Collection In California Long Overdue 
We recommend that the Youth Authority report to the budget committees, prior to budget hearings, on the status of its
long-range plan for juvenile justice data collection and analysis in California. 
The Legislature appropriated $300,000 to the Youth Authority in the 1996-97 Budget Bill to contract for the development of a
long-range plan for juvenile justice data collection and analysis on a statewide basis. The contractor submitted an initial draft of the
plan in April 1998 and a revised plan in June 1999. A final draft of the report, however, has yet to be issued by the Youth
Authority. The lack of good statewide data on juvenile justice issues has frustrated policy makers in this area for some time. Yet
there has been little action to resolve the problem because the long-range plan appeared to be the best place to begin the
discussion. While no due date was specified in the bill, it is clear that the Legislature intended for the plan to be completed by now.
As a result, we recommend that the Youth Authority report to the budget committees, prior to budget hearings, on the status of the
plan and its time frame for releasing a final plan.
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(a) For purposes of this article, “dependent child” or “dependent children” means a child or children, as applicable, under 18 years of age whose parent or legal guardian is the student, if the child or all the children collectively receive more than 50 percent of their support from the student.(b) Commencing with the 2019–20 academic year and each academic year thereafter, the commission shall identify all individuals with a dependent child or dependent children who meet both of the following qualifying criteria for the award year:(1) The student will receive either a new or renewal Cal Grant A, B, or C award.(2) The student will
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Before scheduling an appointment, patients should make sure they fit one of the below criteria:  

Are an individual who received a Pfizer or Moderna series at least five months ago are eligible if they are: 
	
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Age 18+ who live in long-term care settings  
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Are an individual who received a J&J/Janssen vaccine at least two months ago and are 650 years or older or are considered high risk.   

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Veterans who receive care in VA and are recommended for booster shots will be identified through the VA’s Veterans Outreach Tool, then contacted and advised of the recommended booster shots. VA Clinics will be offering boosters by appointment or on a walk-in basis. See VA Montana Health Care for details.  

Veteran will call to self-schedule to make their appointments at Montana VA Healthcare System scheduling line at 877-468-8387 and select Option 2, and then Option 2 again. 

Veterans who received a COVID-19 vaccines outside of VA, as well as those who were vaccinated in VA for whom we don’t have records of their high-risk condition (such as spouses or caregivers), may not be contacted automatically. Contact your local VA facility for information about how to receive a booster shot.   

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