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If you failed to receive your vote-by-mail ballot or you have lost or destroyed your original ballot, contact your county elections official in order to be sent a second vote-by-mail ballot.
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If you did not receive your vote-by-mail ballot, or you lost or destroyed your original ballot, you may apply for a replacement ballot. Only the registered voter themself may request a replacement ballot. This application will need to be returned to your local county elections office. You may also request a replacement ballot from your county elections office by phone, email, fax, or other electronic means. Only the registered voter themself may request a replacement ballot. A request for a replacement ballot that is made by any person other than the registered voter is a criminal offense. (Elec. Code, § 3014(a).)
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<p>If you are enrolled in the <a href="https://www.va.gov/COMMUNITYCARE/programs/dependents/champva/index.asp" rel="noopener">Civilian Health and Medical Program of the Department of Veterans Affairs (CHAMPVA)</a>, the easiest way to get reimbursed for your prescriptions is to let the pharmacy electronically file your claim for you.</p>

<p>Pharmacies know what is required, and electronic filing means faster processing and payment. All you need to do is give them your prescription (or have your doctor electronically send it to your pharmacy) and show them your pharmacy card. </p>

<p>If CHAMPVA is your secondary payer, the pharmacy can bill electronically and save you the hassle. If you haven’t received your pharmacy card or misplaced it, you can get a <a href="https://content-hub.optumrx.com/media/2023-07/CHAMPVA.pdf" rel="noopener">temporary card until your replacement card arrives</a>. To request a replacement card, call OptumRx at 888-546-5502.    </p>

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<p>Prevents errors that delay processing. Having your pharmacist submit your claim ensures all the necessary information is included. If a claim is submitted with missing data, VA has to request that missing data, which extends the reimbursement timeline.</p>

<p>Let your pharmacy do the legwork so you can gain back valuable time to focus on yourself and your loved ones.</p>
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The administration does not include an assessment of, or a plan to address, the underlying causes of the accumulation of deferred maintenance. Without such a strategy, there is no certainty that departments will have the necessary tools or other resources to address the underlying causes of their deferred maintenance backlogs. A strategy for preventing the accumulation of new deferred maintenance projects is essential to ensuring that the problem does not get worse. Moreover, the administration has not identified a long-term plan for working through the rest of the deferred maintenance backlog.
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Set Funding Aside for Future Appropriation. We recommend the Legislature (1) adopt budget trailer legislation to create a separate account to fund one-time deferred maintenance projects and (2) deposit into this account the amount of General Fund revenues it decides is consistent with its overall General Fund priorities—an amount that could be higher or lower than the $1.06 billion proposed by the Governor. Under our alternative approach, this funding would then be available for appropriation by the Legislature in future years for departments and specific projects that it deems well justified and high priority. In our view, this approach would better balance a reasonable interest in dedicating more resources to maintaining state facilities with greater legislative oversight of these large General Fund allocations.
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Do you have some VHS tapes or a box of photos you have been meaning to digitize? Monterey Park Bruggemeyer Library cardholders can use the Scan & Save Memory Station, a free, do-it-yourself space where you can digitize your personal collection of videotapes, photographs, slides, negatives, and documents onto your own flash drive.Sign up for an appointmentThe scanners are available on Monday from 3 to 7 p.m., Thursdays from 2 to 6 p.m. and Saturdays from 12 to 2 p.m. Appointments and a signed User Agreement (PDF) are required to use the equipment. For more information, please contact Adult Services at 626-307-1368.

 
 

 
 
 
 

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Tax Collector QuestionsIf you have questions about any of the following, please contact the Tax Collector’s Office at 530-889-4120.How can payments be made?How much do I owe?I lost or did not receive my tax bill, what do I do?If I don’t agree with a certain direct charge, can I exclude it from my payment?Is there a program to help people who need help in paying their property taxes?What are the penalties for delinquent payments?How do I pay property tax payments?Is there tax on defaulted land sales?What is tax redemption and installments plans?Who do I talk to regarding a lien?Assessor QuestionsIf you have questions about any of the following, please contact the Assessor’s Office at 530-889-4300.What are assessed values?What are supplemental valuations due to ownership changes and/or new construction?How do I get property value exemptions such as homeowner's or veteran's?What are parent/child or grandparents/grandchildren transfers?Can I have more information on possessory Interest?Who can I contact to have my property value re-evaluated?Why did my value increase when my neighbors’ decreased?Why have I received a notice of change in assessed valuation?Why have I received a notice of supplemental assessment?How can I estimate my supplemental taxes? What is a lien date?Who do I contact to change my name and/or address?Can I carry over my value if moved from another county?What is Proposition 19?How do I apply for a Proposition 19 base year value transfer, Parent-Child and Grandparent-Grandchild Exclusion?

 
 
 

 

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