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In this post, we evaluate the impact of the Governor’s Behavioral Health Modernization proposal on Mental Health Services Act spending by counties on children and youth mental health services.
 

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With the passing of the PACT Act, the most significant expansion of benefits and services for toxic-exposed Veterans in more than 30 years, an unprecedented number of Veterans have become eligible for VA services. While they may not be recently transitioned, VA has deployed a robust outreach campaign to reach the generations of toxic-exposed Veterans—and their survivors—to connect them with the care and benefits they’ve earned and deserved. We found that 42% of this event&#8217;s participants had not yet enrolled in VA health care prior to this call. Almost 50% stated they were interested in PACT Act information and services, which further expand from receiving information about VA disability claims and presumptive conditions to toxic exposure screenings and potential survivor compensation.</p>

<p>As we close out the Northeast event, we look forward to connecting more Veterans, family members, caregivers and survivors with the benefits during this regional series of events. We are excited to host these virtual opportunities and provide a unique opportunity to those serving overseas as they begin their transition journey. </p>

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2024 Public Comments to Preliminary Applications
At the meeting FOPW board memberDarrel Jury showed the Deputy Regional Forester Jody Holzworth a map of the ClaremontPhase 1 trail alignment and the extent to which it overlaps with Sierra Nevada yellow-leggedfrog Critical Habitat. The Deputy Regional Forester stated that the trail should not go there.We concur, and expect that motorized trail funders and developers will respect legalrequirements and Forest Service policy by realigning trail segments to avoid endangeredspecies Critical Habitat, known populations of rare plants and Citizen Inventoried RoadlessAreas.Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the Claremont Phase 1 Development grantproposal.Sincerely,Ron LoganBoard PresidentFriends of Plumas WildernessPO Box 1441Quincy, CA 95971Brendan WilceConservation Program CoordinatorCalifornia Native Plant Society2707 K Street, Suite 1Sacramento, CA 95816 Ron Logan / Brendan Wilce - 5/6/2024

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I would like to comment on the San Diego County Sheriff's Dept grant application on behalf of the California Off Road Vehicle Association. First I would like to say that I am not opposed to this application, but I have found some irregularities I would like to point out. Maybe the applicant can explain some points. Quoted from the application on page 1 "The SAR unit is non-profit and responds to search missions involving lost persons, overdue hikers, downed aircraft, stranded motorist, human remains detection, evidence searches, body recoveries, natural disasters, and other rescue operations in urban and rural areas in the San Diego county. " I don't understand how they are "non profit" They are a county agency. I see all the types of responses they make, but I don't see OHV as a type of response. Should OHV money be used for overdue hikers and downed aircraft? I don't think so. Also on page 1 you mention you service "Pinyon Canyon Road". There is no such road as Pinyon Canyon Road.
Percentage of long-stay residents whose need for help with daily activities has increased
ABSOLUT CTR FOR NURSING & REHAB THREE RIVERS L L C 

 15.28% 

 SILVER LAKE SPECIALIZED REHAB AND CARE CENTER 

 15.31% 

 WATERVIEW HILLS REHABILITATION AND NRSG CTR 

 15.36% 

 Van Rensselaer Manor 

 15.38% 

 NOTTINGHAM R H C F 

 15.38% 

 Conesus Lake Nursing Home 

 15.44% 

 Beth Abraham Health Services 

 15.44% 

 MARGARET TIETZ CENTER FOR NURSING 

 15.45% 

 Rosewood Heights Health Center 

 15.47% 

 Our Lady of Mercy Life Center 

 15.47% 

 NEW SURFSIDE NURSING HOME 

 15.50% 

 SHORE VIEW NURSING HOME 

 15.53% 

 Mcauley Residence 

 15.56% 

 Steuben County Infirmary 

 15.58% 

 EASTERN STAR HOME AND INFIRMARY 

 15.60% 

 PUTNAM NURSING AND REHABILITATION 

 15.61% 

 ABSOLUT CTR FOR NURSING & REHAB DUNKIRK L L C 

 15.62% 

 WESLEY HEALTH CARE CENTER 

 15.68% 

 Westgate Nursing Home 

 15.79% 

 Bronx Park Rehabilitation & Nursing Center 

 15.81% 

 Delhi Rehabilitation and Nursing Center 

 15.82% 

 Schofield Residence 

 15.85% 

 OCEAN PROMENADE NURSING CENTER 

 15.87% 

 HIGHLAND CARE CENTER INC 

 15.87% 

 ST LUKES HOME 

 15.88% 

 ODD FELLOW AND REBEKAH REHAB & HLTH CARE CTR INC 

 15.92% 

 ROCKVILLE NURSING CENTER 

 15.92% 

 COBBLE HILL HEALTH CENTER INC 

 15.97% 

 Ten Broeck Commons 

 15.98% 

 Nesconset Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation 

 15.98% 

 CLIFTON SPRINGS HOSPITAL & CLINIC EXTENDED CARE 

 16.01% 

 BARNWELL NURSING AND REHABILITATION CENTER 

 16.02% 

 PORT JEFFERSON HEALTH CARE FACILITY 

 16.05% 

 Latta Road Nursing Home A 

 16.07% 

 EPIC Rehabilitation and Nursing at White Plains 

 16.08% 

 Wilkinson Residential Health Care Facility
WWA Summary for Severe Weather Statement
HAZARD...Ping pong ball size hail and 60 mph wind gusts.

SOURCE...Radar indicated.

IMPACT...People and animals outdoors will be injured. Expect hail
 damage to roofs, siding, windows, and vehicles. Expect wind
 damage to roofs, siding, and trees.

Locations impacted include...
Bowie, Muenster, St. Jo, Sunset, Lake Amon G Carter, Lake Muenster,
Montague, Prairie Point, Leo, Rosston, Fruitland, Forestburg, and
Mallard.

PRECAUTIONARY/PREPAREDNESS ACTIONS...

A Tornado Watch remains in effect until 1100 PM CDT for north central
Texas.

For your protection stay inside a sturdy structure and keep away from
windows.

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LAT...LON 3371 9738 3343 9739 3343 9792 3366 9792
TIME...MOT...LOC 0232Z 269DEG 39KT 3361 9773

HAIL THREAT...RADAR INDICATED
MAX HAIL SIZE...1.50 IN
WIND THREAT...RADAR INDICATED
MAX WIND GUST...60 MPH

$$

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National Weather Service Omaha/Valley Nebraska
932 PM CDT Sat May 25 2024

NEC067-095-260300-
/O.CON.KOAX.SV.W.0175.000000T0000Z-240526T0300Z/
Jefferson NE-Gage NE-
932 PM CDT Sat May 25 2024

...A SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNING REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL 1000 PM CDT
FOR SOUTHEASTERN JEFFERSON AND SOUTHWESTERN GAGE COUNTIES...

At 932 PM CDT, a severe thunderstorm was located near Odell, or 14
miles northwest of Marysville, moving northeast at 45 mph.

HAZARD...60 mph wind gusts and quarter size hail.

SOURCE...Radar indicated.

IMPACT...Hail damage to vehicles is expected. Expect wind damage to
 roofs, siding, and trees.
2024 Public Comments to Preliminary Applications
jack whelen - 5/4/2024

While the Rubicon Reroute Project Description states that “All resource and cultural concerns were avoided” without further documentation this statement does not seem complete as the Rubicon Trial is a Historic Cultural Resource, and it will be impacted. Under Evaluation Criteria Q2-C they score the project with 10 points because there are “NO Cultural Resources.” This completely ignores the impact on the historic Rubicon Trail. In the 2012 report produced for Eldorado National Forest titled National Register of Historic Places Evaluation For the Rubicon Trail, Eldorado National Forest, El Dorado County, California the trail from the 1850s to the present was found to Eligible for listing on National Register of Historic Places under various time periods, Criterion and types of Significance. While this report was limited to Eldorado County it is not acceptable to claim that the trail stops being a Culture Resource when it crosses into Placer County/Tahoe National Forest without further explanation. Also the historic Pacific Crest Trail (over 50 years old and a National Scenic Trail) is well within 50 feet of a portion of the proposed re-route and is not included as a Cultural Resource. Also, we are left to assume without documentation that the proposed project has had consultations with the appropriate Native American groups to determine impact to potential native American sites and addressed their culture concerns with the proposed re-route and construction impact zone. This important trade and travel route was used by the Maidu, Miwok, Washoe, and other groups for at lease 6,000 years. This trade route is known by the Wahoe’s as the Sunset Trail. Another issue that affects the impact on Cultural Resources and not stated in the documentation that has been provided is the size/width of the project work zone and the size and location of the staging area. Stated that the re-route is to be 8 to 12 feet wide does not address the impact of the work zone on Cultural Resources. In addition, the impact of the trucks and other construction equipment on sections of the Rubicon Trail, Baker Pass road and the Pacific Crest Trail should be addressed. Rick Morris, author, "Rubicon Springs and the Rubicon Trail: a history." also share holder in Rubicon Soda Springs Inc Rick Morris - 5/4/2024
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Sonoma County Regional Parks works to enhance the function of our ecosystems through active restoration. We endeavor to “keep our common species common” by planting oaks and other native species iconic to the Sonoma County landscape.
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While we often choose to allow parks to recover on their own, at times, after a fire or other disturbance, we actively work to restore an area through active planting. In partnership with FEMA and the California Office of Emergency Services, we are working to restore an area of Hood Mountain Regional Park damaged in 2017.

 

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Percentage of long-stay residents whose need for help with daily activities has increased
ST LUKE HEALTH SERVICES 

 19.61% 

 Samaritan Keep Nursing Home Inc 

 19.64% 

 Genesee County Nursing Home 

 19.72% 

 EAST ROCKAWAY CARE FACILITY 

 19.74% 

 HOLY FAMILY HOME 

 19.74% 

 ADIRONDACK MEDICAL CENTER UIHLEIN 

 19.88% 

 HUDSON POINTE AT RIVERDALE CTR FOR NRSG AND REHAB 

 19.89% 

 Queen of Peace Residence 

 19.89% 

 MAYFAIR CARE CENTER INC 

 19.93% 

 The Highlands at Brighton 

 19.95% 

 HELEN AND MICHAEL SCHAFFER E C C 

 20.09% 

 Niagara Rehabilitation and Nursing Center 

 20.09% 

 GLEN ISLAND CENTER FOR NURSING AND REHAB 

 20.15% 

 OCEANVIEW NURSING AND REHABILITATION CENTER L L C 

 20.27% 

 CREST HALL H R F 

 20.31% 

 ELDERWOOD HEALTH CARE AT WEDGEWOOD 

 20.33% 

 Elm Manor Nursing Home 

 20.33% 

 Kendal on Hudson 

 20.34% 

 WOODSIDE MANOR NURSING HOME 

 20.49% 

 PARK GARDENS REHAB AND N C 

 20.51% 

 Sans Souci Rehabilitation and Nursing Center 

 20.52% 

 COLD SPRINGS HILLS CTR FOR NURSING AND REHAB 

 20.53% 

 Heritage Green Nursing Home 

 20.57% 

 Riverview Manor Health Care Center 

 20.70% 

 THE CROSSINGS NURSING AND REHAB CENTRE 

 20.74% 

 Belair Care Center Inc 

 20.75% 

 The Hurlbut 

 20.81% 

 North Gate Health Care Facility 

 20.82% 

 Sunharbor Manor 

 20.96% 

 Putnam Ridge 

 20.97% 

 CAYUGA RIDGE EXTENDED CARE 

 21.05% 

 Hamilton Manor Nursing Home 

 21.15% 

 Harding Nursing Home 

 21.16% 

 BAY PARK CENTER FOR NRSG AND REHAB L L C 

 21.21% 

 JULIE BLAIR NURSING AND REHAB 

 21.26% 

 WILLIAMSBRIDGE MANOR N H 

 21.34%