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The city has a non-exclusive franchise for all commercial and temporary trash collection services with Athens Services and Ware Disposal. RequirementsThe city requires all businesses to subscribe to a minimum level of trash collection service. Trash haulers will try to set up share accounts for small businesses but this type of arrangement may not always be possible. Athens and Ware bill commercial customers directly for trash collection services. Please contact Athens directly at 626-336-6100 or Ware Disposal at 877-714-9273 for billing questions or to sign up for or change service levels.

 
 
 

 

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CalFresh is for people with low-income who meet federal income eligibility rules and want to add to their budget to put healthy and nutritious food on the table.

Expansion of CalFresh to SSI/SSP Recipients!
Beginning June 1, 2019, recipients of SSI/SSP benefits may be eligible for CalFresh Food benefits for the first time! There is no change to the SSI/SSP monthly benefit. To learn about this policy change, see the Expansion of CalFresh to SSI Recipients Partner Flyer located here: (English) (Spanish).

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The CalFresh Program, federally known as the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), issues monthly electronic benefits that can be used to buy most foods at many markets and food stores. The CalFresh Program helps to improve the health and well-being of qualified households and individuals by providing them a means to meet their nutritional needs.

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SNAP income and resource limits are updated annually.The information on this page is for Oct. 1, 2023, through Sept. 30, 2024.There are special SNAP rules for households with elderly or disabled members.Frequently Asked QuestionsAm I eligible for SNAP?Your household must meet certain requirements to be eligible for SNAP and receive benefits. If your state agency determines that you are eligible to receive SNAP benefits, you will receive benefits back to the date you submitted your application.How do I apply for SNAP?You must apply for SNAP in the state where you currently live. Because each state has a different application form and process, a member of your household must contact your state agency directly to apply.You can contact your state agency by visiting your local SNAP office, visiting your state agency’s website, or calling your state’s toll-free SNAP Information hotline. Some states have online applications that can be completed from the state agency website.Where can I get my state information?If you are unable to go to or call your local SNAP office or do not have access to the internet, you may have another person act as an authorized representative by applying and being interviewed on your behalf. You must designate the authorized representative in writing.Note: Please contact your SNAP state agency directly to apply and to request information about the status of your application. FNS does not process applications or have access to case information.What happens when I apply for SNAP?In most cases, once you submit your application, your state agency or local SNAP office will process it and send you a notice telling you whether or not you are eligible for benefits within 30 days.During the 30 days, you will need to complete an eligibility interview and give proof (verification) of the information you provided. The interview is typically completed over the telephone or in-person. If you are found eligible, you will receive benefits based on the date you submitted your application.You may be eligible to receive SNAP benefits within 7 days of your application date if you meet additional requirements. For example, if your household has less than $100 in liquid resources and $150 in monthly gross income, or if your household’s combined monthly gross income and liquid resources are less than what you pay each month for rent or mortgage and utilities expenses.
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Yes. You will need to create a separate library account at one of the Community College libraries. For more information on how to get a community college library account, please visit OneSearch: Get an Account - Formstack. You will then be able to search their holdings and request items to be picked up on their campuses. 

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How does Measure G address road repair needs?

Our City's 89 miles of local streets and roads have not had major repairs in over 30 years, and our residents have told us that they want better street, road and pothole/hazard repair. Unfortunately, there is currently not enough funding to expand the City's street repair program to include residential streets. The city has a $6 million per year road repair deficit and needs an additional source of locally controlled funding to meet these needs. 

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What priorities does Measure G address?

In addition to increased street and pothole repair efforts, Measure G provides locally-controlled funding for priorities such as:Maintaining neighborhood police patrolsAttracting and maintaining local businessesMaintaining City parks and playgroundsMaintaining and repairing park structures for children and youth 

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Contact information for Revenue Services is as following:10810 Justice Center DriveSuite 100Roseville, CA 95678Phone: 916-543-3900Fax: 916-543-3910You can also contact Revenue Services by email at [email protected].Lobby office hours are 8:30am to 4:00pm, Monday through Friday, excluding County holidays.  

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Contact information for Revenue Services is as following:10810 Justice Center DriveSuite 100Roseville, CA 95678Phone: 916-543-3900Fax: 916-543-3910You can also contact Revenue Services by email at [email protected].Lobby office hours are 8:30am to 4:00pm, Monday through Friday, excluding County holidays.  

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Why is my tax refund being taken?

We notify the State of California Franchise Tax Board of delinquent debts that are owed to Placer County. To protect against having your State tax refund intercepted, you must pay your account in full in order to have the account deleted from the intercept list. 

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What happens if I miss a payment?

When you miss a payment you have defaulted on your agreement to pay. This may cause a failure to pay civil assessment fee to be added and the total balance to be payable in full.
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Dispute Your VA Copay Charges | Veterans Affairs
We can help guide you through the process and provide you with the forms you’ll need if you’d like to get legal representation.By mail or in person: Write a letter explaining why you think the copay charges or balance amount may not be correct. Mail the letter, or bring it in person, to the business office or health administration office at your nearest VA medical center. If you send your dispute by mail, please include “Billing Dispute” on the mailing envelope.Find the address for your nearest VA medical center

 Will VA still go through the debt collection process if I dispute the charges?
 

This depends on when we receive your dispute.If we receive your dispute within 90 days from the date the charges first appeared on your billing statement, we won’t start any collection action until we’ve resolved your dispute.If we don’t receive your dispute within 90 days, we may offset other VA benefits you may receive. This means we may reduce or withhold part of your VA benefits (like disability compensation, GI Bill payments, or Veterans Pension payments) to pay your copay debt. We’ll continue with that process while we’re reviewing your dispute. If we resolve the dispute in your favor, we’ll remove all late charges from your account and pay you back any money withheld from your VA benefits. If we don’t receive your dispute within 120 days, we may transfer your debt to the U.S. Treasury for further collection action.Learn more about the collection process

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Yes. You can choose to have legal representation for all VA payment disputes.You have 2 options for getting legal representation: You can work with a Veteran service organization (VSO) or other VA-recognized service organization for no charge, orYou can hire an attorney or a VA-accredited agent (a trusted professional who’s trained and certified in our processes) for a feeTo find an accredited representative or VSO:Go to eBenefits to find a local representative (including a recognized VSO, an attorney, or a claims agent) by state/territory, zip code, or the organization’s name.