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Alert: Effective January 1, 2024 - Are you 60 years of age or younger? All motorized vessel operators 60 and younger are required by law to complete a boating safety course and obtain a California Boater Card before heading out on the water. For more information about the California Boater Card, list of approved courses and exemptions, please visit CaliforniaBoaterCard.com.
Welcome to the California Division of Boating and Waterways (DBW) safety and education page!  DBW relies on partnerships with many organizations (educational institutions, aquatic centers, the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary and America's Boating Club/U.S. Power Squadrons) and more to provide boating safety education and positive outreach to children, youth, and adults. If you are a first-time boater or if you just want to learn the latest "rules of the road", this page will help make your boating activities safe and enjoyable.

Boating Safety
Play it Safe! Almost 800,000 pleasure craft are registered in California, and the rapidly rising numbers of unregistered paddlecraft bring the number of active boaters to over four million. That’s a lot of Californians having a lot of boating adventures on thousands of miles of beautiful waterways! Unfortunately, some boaters will get hurt or die while on the water. The Coast Guard reports nearly 5,000 boating accidents each year in the United States—causing approximately 700 deaths, 3,000 injuries and $36 million in damage. About 85% of all boating deaths occur on boats where the operator has not completed a boating safety education course. The California Boater Card education program is designed to increase boating safety on California waterways. Check out these pages for boating safety and education information.

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Introduction & The Pathway to the Seventh GenerationThis report is the biennial status of performance outcomes and measures for the California Department of Parks and Recreation. This also contains a summary of the information contained in the Department’s publication “The Seventh Generation,” the Strategic Vision of California State Parks.

 
Performance Management SystemThe Performance Management System diagrams the department’s core business activities that are derived from the mission and represent the unique functions the Department.   Following each core program is a desired outcome. Each outcome is assessed by a set of measures that together indicate the degree of success accomplished during each measurement period.

 
Natural Resource Protection California State Parks is the steward of some of the most diverse ecosystems in the world. With the role of stewardship comes the responsibility to preserve, and when necessary restore, these natural systems of state and national significance.
Policy | SAPR
Each Military Service and the National Guard Bureau has established a Safe-to-Report policy to prescribe guidance and procedures for the treatment of alleged minor and non-minor collateral misconduct by Service member victims of sexual assault. More details are available in DoDI 6495.02, Volume 1.

Air Force Safe-to-Report Policy 
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National Guard Bureau Safe-to-Report Policy

Requirement to Implement Ability for DoD Civilian Employees Who Have Experienced Sexual Assault to Make Requests for Assistance Through the Federal Workplace Violence Prevention and Response Program
The Requirement to Implement Ability for DoD Civilian Employees Who Have Experienced Sexual Assault memorandum reiterates the existing requirement for DoD components to implement Component-specific policy that allows DoD civilian employees who have experienced sexual assault to obtain advocacy, support, and referrals available through workplace violence prevention and response programs. DoD Instruction (DoDI) 1438.06, "DoD Workplace Violence Prevention and Response Policy," identifies the Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Civilian Personnel Policy, under the authority, direction, and control of the Assistant Secretary of Defense for Manpower and Reserve Affairs, as the DoD lead for policy development and ensuring implementation of workplace violence prevention and response programs, including education and training, for civilian employees.
Guidance on Command Climate Assessments
Prevention.mil includes all current instructions on command climate assessments. The redesigned Defense Organizational Climate Survey (DEOCS) 5.0 includes improved questions that measure verified protective and risk factors to provide commanders the information they need to understand unit-level problems and implement real solutions.
Revisions to the Monthly Case Management Group (CMG) Meetings for Adult Sexual Assault Cases
The Revisions to CMG Meetings memorandum provides updates and clarifications to current CMG policy in DoD Instruction (DoDI) 6495.02, Sexual Assault Prevention and Response (SAPR) Program Procedures.
Defense Sexual Assault Incident Database (DSAID) Updates Involving the Replacement of Lost Forms, Retaliation Reporting, and Electronic File Locker
The DSAID Updates memorandum addresses several initiatives designed to improve victim support, including the replacement of lost forms, retaliation reporting, and an electronic File Locker.
Clarifying Guidance to Military Discharge Review Boards and Boards for Correction of Military/Naval Records Considering Requests by Veterans for Modification of their Discharge Due to Mental Health Conditions, Sexual Assault, or Sexual Harassment
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From pristine lakes to Olympic-size swimming pools, New York State parks abound with places to swim in the summer months. Swimming is a fun and active way to experience our parks and we welcome you to enjoy our designated 
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New York State parks staff and lifeguards work hard to keep our visitors safe. Swimming is allowed in designated areas where lifeguards are present. For a fun, safe time, follow these tips:

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Make sure everyone in your group knows how to swim.
Choose bright colors for swimwear. Neon pink and neon orange offer the most visibility for light-bottomed pools. For lakes and dark-bottomed pools, neon green, neon orange and neon yellow are the most visible.
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Free Bilingual Swim Lessons for Kids; Water-Safety Training for Parents

Teaching young children and families how to be safe around water continues to be an urgent summertime issue. Designed to reduce drowning deaths, Vamos a Nadar has reached more than 2,000 young people in Sonoma County since launching in 2004. The bilingual program partners with local pools, swim instructors and Regional Parks lifeguards to provide lessons to kids 5 and older and educate parents and children about the hazards presented by pools, rivers and lakes. The free classes teach parents how to evaluate conditions, emphasize the importance of observing water safety rules and provide tips for monitoring children and rescue techniques for areas where lifeguards are not present. Vamos a Nadar typically serves families who might not otherwise afford swim lessons. After each workshop, families are invited to enjoy and explore the swimming areas together. Each family also receives a coupon for additional swim lessons at all the pools involved in the program for a reduced price of $15.
If you'd like to be notified of new Vamos a Nadar classes, sign up for the Vamos a Nadar email list. The current class schedule is below.
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Registration is preferred, but walk-ins are welcome (space permitting). Please register your child for only one program date per season.

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Grant Programs - NYS Parks, Recreation & Historic Preservation

Accepted through July 12, 2024 no later than 5:00 pm.
	NY SWIMS is a matching capital grant program to acquire, design, construct or reconstruct facilities, provide major renovations, improvements, and modernization or rehabilitation of swimming facilities and natural swimming areas in underserved communities across New York State that expand swimming opportunities for New Yorkers. Access the Request for Applications and related documents through NY SWIMS Initiative | DASNY.
	
Zoos, Botanical Gardens and Aquaria
A program for the funding of collections care or special projects at municipal or not-for-profit institutions 
	that house, care for and interpret for the public, systematically organized collections of living things.
Connect Kids to Parks Transportation Grant Program
Applications: Available. Accepted on a rolling basis.
The Connect Kids to Parks Transportation Grant provides reimbursement of costs associated with field trips taken by K-12 students to eligible
	New York State parks and historic sites. Organizations that are eligible to apply include: all Title 1 schools; public schools and school-sponsored clubs in a district
	with a Title 1 school; after school programs participating in Advantage After School, 21st Century Community Learning Centers, Empire State After School, or NYC COMPASS;
	and county, city, town or village youth bureaus in communities with Title 1 schools. Some not-for-profits that operate in school districts receiving Title 1 funding
	may also qualify. All not-for-profits must be Prequalified in the Grants Gateway.
	Each class or organization group is eligible for one transportation grant per academic year.
Snowmobile Trail Grant Program
Applications: Applications Available
A grant program that allocates funds to local governments that engage in the development and 
	maintenance of snowmobile trails designated as part of the State Snowmobile Trail System. The authorization for the program is 
	found in Article 27 of NY Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation Law. Funding is allocated on a pro-rated basis.
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A program for recipients pre-designated by the State Legislature. If you have not received a letter from 
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Junior Lifeguard Program Information
Just before you get to the kiosk, turn right into the parking lot by Fins Restaurant. (If you drove onto the beach, you went too far.) The Oceano  Dunes Junior Lifeguard banner, kids, instructors, and equipment will be seen.
 
We offer bus transportation to/from Santa Maria and Nipomo during the program!! Thanks to Smooth Bus for the continued support.Why: The Junior Lifeguard Program is a unique and challenging aquatic program to educate community youth about safe ocean recreation. Our goal is to maintain a safe and enjoyable beach environment by educating future generations about coastal currents, swells, aquatic life, and self-rescue. Prevention is the best form of lifeguarding.Develop Ocean Safety! Learn about the local environment! Have fun! When: Session I: June 10 - 28
Session II: July 8 -26
 
The program runs Monday through Friday 10:00AM to 2:00PM
 
Tryout Dates & Location:
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one session: $275
*  Fees subject to change. Tuition assistance may be available.
How to Prepare for Junior Lifeguards
EQUIPMENT Jr. Guards are encouraged to bring their wetsuits, fins, surfboards, and body boards each day. Jr. Guards will have the opportunity to use these items during free time. 
UNIFORMBlue Swim Trunks White T-Shirt with JG logoBlue Sweatshirt with JG logo
ADDITIONAL CLOTHINGProtective foot wearSweatshirt/pants for cool daysBeach towel
SUN PROTECTIONHatRashguardSun Screen (SPF 30+)Sun Screen Lip Balm
GEAR BAGUsed to store possessions while on the beach. A bag that zips or has the ability to be tightly closed.
LUNCHOur program requires a great deal of energy and for that reason we schedule water and snack breaks along with a lunch break into our day. Please send a healthy lunch and plenty of WATER with your child. To make as little impact on the environment as possible please consider bringing ‘waste free’ lunches and reusable drink containers. We also recommend that lunches be secured in a seagull proof container.