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Safe at Home과 같은 비밀 주소 프로그램에 등록되어 있는 유권자는 투표 등록 또는 재등록을 하기 위해 이 양식을 사용하지 마십시오. 주소가 공개되면 생명을 위협하는 위험에 처할 수 있는 경우에는 비밀로 유권자 등록을 할 자격이 있을 수도 있습니다.
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Beach bonfires are prohibited in Sonoma County.
A campfire isn’t a trash can. Burned trash releases harmful toxins that you and others will breathe in. Pack out all trash, litter and food scraps.
 

Keep Wildlife Wild

Sonoma County is celebrated for its unique microclimates and biodiversity, supporting an array of birds, mammals, amphibians, insects and more. Some are cute, others squirmy, but all are important. It’s best to observe them from a distance and keep them safe and wild.

Give wildlife space (but not your food). Observe or photograph wildlife and all grazing livestock from a distance. Getting close to photograph or feed an animal may seem harmless, but each one of these interactions can lead to far-reaching consequences, including injury to humans and wildlife. Bring a telephoto lens or binoculars to help observe from afar.
Protect wildlife – and your food – by securely storing your meals and trash. Many park campgrounds in Sonoma County provide safe places to store your food and trash.
Avoid unexpected encounters with black bears and mountain lions. To be safe, watch for signs of these animals, keep a far distance when spotted and maintain a clean campsite—never bring food into your tent.
Pay big attention to small creatures. From birds to wildflowers, you’re bound to be amazed by Sonoma County’s biodiversity – but it’s important to be prepared. Rattlesnakes, ticks, and blue-green algae can have serious consequences for you, your friends, and pets. Learn about managing the risks before your adventure.
 

Share The Outdoors 

Each person's way to experience nature is unique. Some seek the outdoors for wildlife viewing or to immerse in the quiet sounds of nature. Others come to exercise or socialize with friends alongside a beautiful landscape. Although our reasons for visiting may be varied, there’s room for all if we respect others in the outdoors.

Be considerate when passing others on trails. Always yield to those traveling uphill or using a wheelchair; bicyclists yield to hikers and horses, and hikers yield to horses.
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Garbage can, solid waste container, solid waste, junk, bulky items,  placed or maintained so as to be visible from neighboring properties or the public right-of-way, except for those times scheduled for collection, in accordance with this code;Trash enclosures must be maintained in a closed manner at all times to prohibit visibility of trash container from public rights-of-way or adjacent property.6.08.060 Containers for residential collection.    (a)    To protect public health, safety, and well-being against the growth and spread of vectors, it is the duty of every person in possession, charge, or control of any residential property within the city, in or from which refuse accumulates or is produced, to keep in a suitable place and utilize the containers provided by the servicer. No other containers shall be used;    (b)    If the capacity of the containers provided by the servicer is insufficient for the quantity of all refuse, recyclables and/or yard waste generated at the premises between pickups, then the residential service customer shall subscribe to such additional service as determined and required by the servicer to protect the public health, safety, and well-being against the growth and spread of vectors from such refuse, recyclables and/or yard waste;    (c)    All refuse and recyclables to be collected shall be placed in the containers provided by servicer, as follows:    (1)    Curbside Service;    (A)   Refuse and recyclables (not including yard waste) shall be placed in the black container(s);    (B)   Yard waste shall be placed in the green container(s);    (C)   No such container may be placed for pickup if its contents exceed three hundred pounds;    (2)    Bin Service. The occupant shall place refuse and recyclables in the bin(s) provided by the servicer;    (3)    Construction and demolition debris.
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However, deer are less sensitive to longer wavelengths such as orange and pink, so these colors look darker to deer.Wearing Hunter Orange Saves LivesHunter orange, also known as fluorescent orange or blaze orange, should be worn to make a hunter more visible and prevent other hunters from mistaking them for an animal, or shooting in their direction.Hunters who wear hunter orange are seven times less likely to be shot. For example, during the past ten years, not one person who was wearing hunter orange was mistaken for game and killed in New York. On the contrary, big game hunters who were involved in firearm-related incidents were not wearing hunter orange.Hunting From Tree StandsEvery year, hunters are seriously injured, paralyzed, or killed falling out of tree stands. Falls from tree stands have become a major cause of hunting-related injuries and fatalities in New York.In 2020, DEC investigated 13 tree stand incidents. One of the incidents was fatal. All 13 incidents involved a hunter who was not wearing a harness or the harness was not attached to the stand or the tree at the time of their fall. The proper use of tree stands, full-body harnesses, and lifelines will help to prevent these injuries and fatalities.Tree Stand Safety Tips (PDF)Read the manufacturer's instructions and warnings before you use your tree stand and check your stands (including straps and chains) every season. Replace any worn or missing parts.Use a full-body harness with a lifeline and stay connected from the time you leave the ground to the time you get back down.Be aware of suspension trauma. Be sure the harness has a foot strap to relieve harness leg pressure.Use a "lifeline" or safety rope that is secured at the base of the tree or stand and to the tree just above your head when sitting in the stand. Attach the tether from your full-body harness to the lifeline using a carabiner and prusik knot, which easily slides up and down the lifeline, keeping you connected at all times.Once you are safely in your stand, and your tether is attached to the tree, raise your equipment into your stand. Always use a haul line, such as a strong rope, to raise and lower your unloaded gun or cocked crossbow or bow with quiver up the stand.
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Q: How do I take my gun to law enforcement?

A: Call your local law enforcement agency to ask about their procedures. Take a copy of the restraining order with you. Go directly to the law enforcement agency. Do not go anywhere else with guns in your vehicle! Make sure your gun is unloaded when you turn it in.
For more information about turning in your firearms, read How Do I Turn in, Sell, or Store My Firearms? (Form EA-800-INFO) and Proof of Firearms Turned In, Sold, or Stored (Form EA-800).

Q: If I turn my gun in to law enforcement, how long will they keep it?

A: They will keep your gun until the court order ends.

Q: After I give my gun to law enforcement, can I change my mind?

A: Yes. You are allowed to make 1 sale. To do this, a licensed gun dealer must give a bill of sale to your local law enforcement agency. The law enforcement agency will give the licensed gun dealer the gun you are selling.

Q: Do I have to pay the law enforcement agency to keep my gun?

A: You may have to pay the agency for keeping your gun. Contact your local law enforcement agency and ask if a fee is charged. After your court order ends, the agency will tell you how much you need to pay.
For more information about selling your firearms, read How Do I Turn in, Sell, or Store My Firearms? (Form EA-800-INFO) and Proof of Firearms Turned In, Sold, or Stored (Form EA-800).

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