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What if I’m not the Veteran or next-of-kin? Can I still access files?

It depends on the date the service member separated from the military. Military personnel records are open to the public 62 years after they leave the military. (To calculate this, take the current year and subtract 62.) Records of any veteran who separated from the military 62 (or more) years ago can be ordered by anyone for a copying fee (detailed below under “cost”). See Access to Military Records by the General Public for more details.

But what if it's been less than 62 years?

Records of individuals who left service less than 62 years ago are  subject to access restrictions and only limited information or copies may be released to the general public within the provisions of the law. The Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) and the Privacy Act provide balance between the right of the public to obtain information from military service records and the right of the former military service member to protect his/her privacy. See Federal Records Center Program to access these records.

Cost: Most basic requests are free but it depends on the discharge date. (Learn more)

Free if Discharge Date is LESS than 62 years ago:
Generally there is no charge for basic military personnel and medical record information provided to veterans, next of kin and authorized representatives from Federal (non-archival) records.
Some companies advertise DD Form 214 research services and will charge a fee for obtaining copies. This is provided as a free service by the National Archives and Records Administration.
Costs for Discharge Dates MORE than 62 years ago:
There is a fee for records that are considered "Archival," which depends on the discharge date.
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IMPORTANT CHANGES TO THE CITY'S ONLINE UTILITY PAYMENT SYSTEM EFFECTIVE AUGUST 2024.Beginning August 2024, the City's current online payment system, Paymentus, will be replaced with InvoiceCloud.  For more information, please click hereMonthly BillingThe City of Monterey Park recently transitioned from bi-monthly to monthly billing. For more information about this change, please click here monthly billing. Water and Sewer Rate Study InformationWatch Utility Rate Study video presented to City Council on September 26, 2023. Water and Sewer Utility Rate Study PowerPoint Slide presentation (PDF).Water and Sewer Utility Rate Study (PDF) for proposed rates effective January 1, 2024.Utility RatesWater RatesRefuse RatesSewer RatesSB998 Discontinuation of Residential Water Service for Non-payment (English) (Spanish) (Chinese) (Vietnamese) (Korean) (Tagalog)2023 Annual Report on Discontinuation of Residential ServiceBilling and Payment OptionsThe city offers several ways to pay the bimonthly water and trash utility bill:View water bills and schedule a payment By automatic withdrawal from a bank account using our free "Easy Pay" service.Via a single online or phone payment. To make a free online payment please visit our online bill payment system (external link) or call the automated service at 855-288-1490. Credit/Debit card or electronic check payments are accepted 24 hours a day and credited to accounts on the next two business day.Dropbox at city hall west entrance for after-hours deposits. Box is opened on business days. Please bring your own envelope.Via a traditional check-in-the-mail using instructions included with the bill.With the city hall cashier during business hours.Utility Bill AssistanceMonterey Park residents may qualify for the following assistance programs.
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Chapter 328 requires PUC to (1) track the cost of electricity purchased by SDG&E above the rate cap imposed by the statute and (2) start a proceeding to determine the reasonableness of
prices the utility paid beginning June 1, 2000 to purchase electricity for distribution to its customers.
Chapter 328 imposed a 6.5 cent per kilowatt-hour rate cap on the retail price SDG&E charges its customers for electricity through December 31, 2002 (December 31, 2003 if extended by
PUC). This was in response to dramatically higher electricity costs during the summer of 2000. In addition to the rate cap, Chapter 328 requires PUC to track the difference between the rate
the utility paid to acquire electricity for its customers and the 6.5 cents per kilowatt-hour it could charge those customers. The utility would then be permitted to recover any "reasonable"
difference from its customers at a future date. Chapter 328 also required PUC to begin a proceeding to determine the "prudence and reasonableness" of the prices SDG&E paid to purchase
electricity for its customers beginning June 1, 2000.
The proposed positions would form a team of auditors to track the utilities' costs. According to the commission, the workload created by Chapter 328 is not for a limited term because PUC
will conduct regular reviews of the manner in which the utilities purchased electricity. However, the rate cap imposed in the SDG&E service territory expires on December 31, 2002 (December
31, 2003 if the commission extends the cap). Given the uncertainty and changing circumstances in the electricity industry, we recommend that the Legislature approve the funding and positions
requested on a two-year limited-term basis. This would give the Legislature an opportunity to review the need to extend this effort beyond 2002-03.
Consultant Funds for Office of Ratepayer Advocates (ORA) 
We recommend that the Legislature delete the $456,000 request for additional consultant funds because (1) the complaint trend monitoring duplicates work performed by the
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The law limits the refunds to the current year plus 3 prior years.

We have filed for an Organizational Clearance Certificate. Can we file the Welfare Exemption Claim Form now or wait until we receive the certificate?

The Welfare Exemption Claim Form is subject to filing deadlines based on the date of eligibility for the first-time filing, and due before 5:00 pm February 15th every year (or the next business day if the 15th falls on a weekend or holiday) for the annual filing. The claim form and supplemental claim forms cannot be processed without a valid Organizational Clearance Certificate; however, if the claim form is filed timely, the full eligible exemption will be enrolled without a late penalty once the certificate is issued regardless of how long it takes to receive the certificate.

The Assessor’s Office determined that the property or portions of the property was not eligible for the Welfare Exemption. What is my recourse if I do not agree?

Denial or partial denial of an exemption has no formal appeal process. You may file a claim for refund with the County Board of Supervisors. If the refund claim is denied, you may file a refund action in Superior Court.

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What does “religion” mean?

The content of a religious belief is not a matter of governmental concern and should not be subject to an inquiry concerning its validity. The county assessor, however, is required to administer the exemption. The courts have defined "religion" by enumerating the elements of a religion to simply include:a belief, not necessarily referring to supernatural powers,a cult involving a gregarious association openly expressing the belief,a system of moral practice directly resulting from adherence to the belief, andan organization within the cult designed to observe the tenets of the belief.

What does “worship” mean?

The courts have defined “worship” as the formal observance of religious tenets or beliefs activities eligible for Church/Religious type exemptions are limited to “traditional ceremonial functions”.Traditional ceremonial functions include regularly scheduled services attended by the full congregation of the church.
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Are there other agencies that currently bill sewer service charges through the County tax roll?

Most agencies in San Mateo County collect sewer service charges on the tax roll.  The only agencies that do not are Burlingame, Brisbane, and Foster City.  The City of Millbrae is currently in the process of transitioning sewer service charges to the San Mateo County property tax roll starting July 1, 2023. 

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Which sewer customers will have sewer service charges collected on the County tax roll?

If approved by the City Council on June 11, 2024, all San Bruno sewer service customers would be subject to this change billing for services effective July 1, 2024.   

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Who would be responsible for paying the sewer service charges on the tax roll?

Charges collected through the tax roll are the responsibility of the parcel owner, who pays the entire property tax bill.  Owners may adjust their mortgage impound account set-asides to include these charges.  

7.
What if I am a tenant and the current customer on record?

If this change is approved by the City Council, tenants of parcels that will have charges collected through the tax roll will not see a sewer service charge on their City of San Bruno utility bill after the transition takes place in July 1, 2024.  

8.
How will I pay my bill if my sewer service charge is collected through the tax roll?

Sewer service charges collected through the tax roll will appear on the parcel owner’s tax bill the same way they do for property taxes. Charges are paid in the same manner and at the same time as property taxes. This means property owners will be responsible for paying charges by the due dates listed on their property tax bill. 

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If my sewer charges are collected on the tax roll, when will my payment be due?

Sewer service charges collected through the tax roll will be subject to any deadlines or penalties set by the San Mateo County Tax Collector’s Office. 

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Will this change increase my current sewer service rates

No. Current rates will not increase as a result of collecting charges through the tax roll. The City will continue to follow the same public notification process for adopting rates increases.
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Credit/Debit card or electronic check payments are accepted 24 hours a day and credited to accounts on the next two business day.Dropbox at city hall west entrance for after-hours deposits. Box is opened on business days. Please bring your own envelope.Via a traditional check-in-the-mail using instructions included with the bill.With the city hall cashier during business hours.Utility Bill AssistanceMonterey Park residents may qualify for the following assistance programs. Monterey Park water and trash customers who are unable to pay a past due balance may contact MPK water billing to discuss alternative payment arrangements at 626-307-1342.Water bill assistance:  Monterey Park Water Lifeline Discount Program, to apply click on the following link:  Application for Water Lifeline Discount (low income)(PDF) Electric bill assistance: SoCal Edison Utility Assistance Program- Apply at SoCal Edison CARE & FERAGas bill assistance: SoCalGas Utility Assistance Program info, please contact Chinatown Service center at 626-293-8733 or one of the other non-profit organizations on the SoCalGas website.Additional Assistance ResourcesSCE's Energy Savings Assistance Program -Save Money with Energy-Efficient AppliancesForms & LinksFree Easy Pay (PDF) automatic account debit enrollment form and information.Trash Service Change Form (PDF)Application for Water Lifeline Discount (low income) Free Trash Roll Out Service Application (PDF) 

 
 
 

 

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Lacking this information, it is not possible to determine the overall effectiveness of the program in reaching eligible households or various segments of the eligible population.
The DDTP annual report simply shows the total numbers of telecommunications devices in service and otherwise available. The report, however, does not address the effectiveness of the
program. For example, there is no information on how the equipment is distributed to eligible individuals, the extent to which individuals use the telecommunications devices put in public places,
or the provisions of the contracts with MCI Worldcom and Sprint for operating the relay service.
For the remaining programs—the two high-cost funds for subsidized basic telephone service and the teleconnect fund for school, library, hospital, and organization subsidies—PUC does not
report the costs and accomplishments to the Legislature. Thus, information such as the following is not provided:

The number of households that receive subsidized service from each of the high-cost funds and their locations.
The number of schools, libraries, community-based organizations, and hospitals that receive subsidized service from the teleconnect fund and their locations.
The proportion of schools and other eligible entities benefiting from the teleconnect fund.

Lacking this information, the Legislature cannot determine the effectiveness of the programs.
Legislation Addresses Need for Better Information. Before PUC submitted the December 1999 report required by law, the Legislature adopted Chapter 677, Statutes of 1999 (SB 669,
Polanco), which made several changes to the universal service programs that address some of the concerns we have discussed. For each program, Chapter 677 does the following:

Creates a State Fund and an Advisory Board. Chapter 677 requires program funds—currently held in bank trusts—to come under state control and be subject to appropriation by the
Legislature. Chapter 677 conforms to current practice with respect to having boards oversee program operations.
Requires PUC to Approve an Annual Budget Subject to Appropriation in the Budget Act. The PUC currently approves program budgets, but funding has not been subject to
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Requires an Annual Report on Board Activities. As noted previously, only the Lifeline program and DDTP have statutory reporting requirements.
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If approved by the City Council on June 11, 2024, all San Bruno sewer service customers would be subject to this change billing for services effective July 1, 2024.   

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What is the timeline for this process?

 

6.
Who would be responsible for paying the sewer service charges on the tax roll?

Charges collected through the tax roll are the responsibility of the parcel owner, who pays the entire property tax bill.  Owners may adjust their mortgage impound account set-asides to include these charges.  

7.
What if I am a tenant and the current customer on record?

If this change is approved by the City Council, tenants of parcels that will have charges collected through the tax roll will not see a sewer service charge on their City of San Bruno utility bill after the transition takes place in July 1, 2024.  

8.
How will I pay my bill if my sewer service charge is collected through the tax roll?

Sewer service charges collected through the tax roll will appear on the parcel owner’s tax bill the same way they do for property taxes. Charges are paid in the same manner and at the same time as property taxes. This means property owners will be responsible for paying charges by the due dates listed on their property tax bill. 

9.
If my sewer charges are collected on the tax roll, when will my payment be due?

Sewer service charges collected through the tax roll will be subject to any deadlines or penalties set by the San Mateo County Tax Collector’s Office. 

10.
Will this change increase my current sewer service rates

No. Current rates will not increase as a result of collecting charges through the tax roll. The City will continue to follow the same public notification process for adopting rates increases.  

11.
Will the charges be tax deductible?

Sewer services charges are not tax deductible. 

12.
Will I still be receiving a bill from the City for my water service?

Yes, the City will continue to bill customers for water services.  

13.
Will my property tax increase?

Sewer service charges collected through the tax roll will not impact the amount of property taxes, but will be added as a separate line item to the total tax bill.