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Did you know that California law requires all children be properly restrained in an appropriate car seat until they’re 8 years old and 4 feet 9 inches?
 

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Every person owning or having custody of any dog four (4) months of age or older must license the dog within 30 days of acquisition or within 30 days of moving to Mammoth Lakes.
 

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Effective September 21, 2009 the Mammoth Lakes Police Department has implemented a vehicle release fee of $150 for all stored and impounded vehicles. 
 

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“Not everything that applied to my now-retired supervisors and co-workers will uniformly apply to me,” said Choi, who at 45 years old and with 22 years as a public sector employee, attended his first CBEE in Riverside in February. “It’s been great to hear from CalPERS officials who clarify misinformation.”
He’s not looking to retire now or even soon, but perhaps in another 20 years. But he wants to know his options now regarding deferred compensation plans, health care, and pension payouts — so he can plan for the time in between.
“There are so many intricate details in the policies and regulations, and even though I can call HR at any time, and they’ll answer my questions, I don’t always know the right questions to ask,” Choi said. “Being here, I am able to hear other questions that apply to me. Now I can go to a financial advisor or HR with more information on my side.”

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Tari Harmon, a 28-year-old with the city of San Luis Obispo, said her agency is rife with newer employees, and it’s hard to keep them due to the cost of living vs. pay.
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“This event has been insanely helpful,” she said. “Many employees don’t know you can have two retirement plans at the same time – your CalPERS pension, and a supplemental savings plan. I didn’t know until today you can have more than one supplemental plan going at once, which is awesome.”

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