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 Thank you for visiting the website of the Department of Rehabilitation (DOR). This privacy notice is posted
 pursuant to California Government Code section 11019.9.
 

 These policies have been developed and are maintained in accordance with the Information Practices Act of 1977
 (Title 1.8 (commencing with Section 1798) of Part 4 of Division 3 of the Civil Code) and according to Section
 11019.9 of the Government Code.
 


 DOR obtains personally identifiable data only through lawful means.
 


 Personally identifiable data collected by DOR is relevant to the purposes for which it is collected. DOR
 specifies the reasons for collection of personally identifiable data at or before the time of collection.
 


 DOR does not disclose, make available, or use any personally identifiable data for purposes other than the
 reasons specified at or before the time of collection without the consent of the subject of the data or as
 authorized by law or regulation.
 


 All personal information collected and maintained by DOR is secured against loss, damage, modification, or
 unauthorized disclosure. DOR uses multiple technological and procedural approaches to protect against
 unauthorized disclosure of this information pursuant to current law and practice. DOR will not distribute
 or sell any electronically collected personal information about users to any third party without the user’s
 written consent. Electronically collected personal information is exempt from requests made under the Public
 Records Act. These practices and policies are reviewed regularly.
 


 DOR does not collect home, business or e-mail addresses, or account information from persons who simply
 browse our Internet website. DOR collects personal information about individuals through our website only
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Here you will find information regarding the divisions of the Superior Court of California, County of Tuolumne. Please select from one of the options below.

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Adoptions are filed at the family law division located on the second floor of the historic courthouse. As described below, there are various types of adoptions; some handled by an agency, and some by private parties. Please see the resources listed on this website for assistance in filing for adoption of either minors or adults. We will be unable to set an adoption for finalization until all required documents are received in the file.

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A non-prevailing party in a case may ask a higher court to review the decision in their case and determine if the decision was correct. They may do this by filing an appeal or, in some instances, a writ. Appeals and writs may be heard in the Superior Court, District Court of Appeals, and the Supreme Court.

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The civil division of the court handles cases where one party sues another to recover money or property, enforce a contract, collect damages, or protect civil rights. Petitions to change names, civil harassment, minor’s compromised claims, and workplace violence are also handled by the civil division.

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A criminal case is a proceeding in which someone is charged with a public offense (i.e., with committing a crime). DUI, fish & game, and dog/animal control citations are also processed in the criminal division.
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 You may utilize this webpage only if you have received the Court’s order specifically referring your case to the 
 Trial Setting Process (TSP) for selection of dates for Mandatory Settlement Conference (MSC) and trial. 
 Do not utilize this webpage unless and until you have received the Court’s order 
 specifically referring your case to TSP.
 

 In light of the COVID-19 pandemic, the following process applies for the setting of MSC and trial dates which was temporarily suspended pursuant 
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CIV-001-Declaration of Judgment Debtor Regarding Satisfaction of Judgment 
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The Superior Court of California - County of Ventura - Public Notice
March 13, 2024 - Revised Notice: Judge Dana K. Caudill will be assigned to Department 33, Family Law, at the Ventura Superior Court - Effective March 11, 2024
January 22, 2024 - Small Claims, Appeals, Mental Health Clerkâs Office Appointments no Longer Required - Effective January 22, 2024
December 18, 2023 - Public Notice: Unlawful Detainer cases will be heard in Department 21 at 8:30 a.m. by the Hon. Jeffrey G. Bennett - Effective January 1, 2024
November 15, 2023 - Notice - Submission of Evidence for Unlawful Detainer Trials - Effective November 15, 2023
October 24, 2023 - Notice of Change to Civil Case Management Calendar â Effective November 6, 2023
June 5, 2023 - PUBLIC NOTICE: Asset Forfeiture Calendar Notice
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February 23, 2023 - PUBLIC NOTICE: Revised February 23, 2023 - The Unlawful Detainer, Asset Forfeiture and Deadly Weapons cases will be assigned to Courtroom 45.
December 27, 2022 - PUBLIC NOTICE: Notice of Updated Clerk's Office Hours - Effective January 3, 2023
October 6, 2022 - PUBLIC NOTICE: Change in Remote Appearances in Courtroom J6 - Effective November 1, 2022
May 6, 2022 - PUBLIC NOTICE: Reduction in Clerkâs Office Hours - Effective July 6, 2022
April 26, 2022 - PUBLIC NOTICE: Judicial Assignment, Family Law - Effective May 5, 2022
April 26, 2022 - PUBLIC NOTICE: Reduction in Court Reporter Services - Effective May 2, 2022
February 28, 2022 - PUBLIC NOTICE: Effective February 28, 2022, All Courtroom 34 cases will be assigned to Commissioner R. Paul Kawai. This includes Domestic Violence, Civil Harassment and Gun Violence Restraining Order matters. [MORE...]
February 18, 2022 - PUBLIC NOTICE: Effective February 22, 2022, The Unlawful Detainer, Asset Forfeiture and Deadly Weapons cases will be assigned to Courtroom 45. Commissioner Julia Snyder will continue to preside over these cases. [More...]
January 3, 2022 - PUBLIC NOTICE: Civil Case Management Calendar
2024 Public Comments to Preliminary Applications
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 Eastern Sierra Avalanche Center

Please fund this grant for Eastern Sierra Avalanche Center- they provide a valuable and life saving resource. Tim Goodrich - 3/25/2024

Please fund this grant for Eastern Sierra Avalanche Center- they provide a valuable and life saving resource. Tim Goodrich - 3/25/2024

I have lived in Mono County and skied in the Eastern Sierra backcountry since 1983. As noted in this application, snowmobile use has increased exponentially since then. Snowmobilers are not only using these machines as their form of recreation, but many are ridden by skiers and snowboarders using them to quickly access the backcountry. As mentioned in this application, avalanches involving snowmobiles are often fatal because of the weight these machines place on the snow slope. I would also like to add that they are often using terrain already populated with backcountry skiers and boarders. I am very concerned that as a group, many users do not have sufficient avalanche training. Consequently, I believe that the educational outreach proposed in this grant will prevent injury to snowmobilers AND the other people recreating in the vicinity. The Eastern Sierra Avalanche Center is a highly regarded, professional organization that many backcountry users rely on to help them make informed decisions before heading out on tours. They are more than capable of doing the reach-out and tailoring of curriculum to meet the needs of the OHV community. I encourage you to fund this grant as written. Thank you. Jeanne Oakeshott - 4/1/2024

ESAC empowers me with invaluable knowledge to venture into the backcountry in the winter to ski. They're an asset to the outdoor community and I'm sure avalanche adjacent communities like Aspendell as well. I'm happy to see them funded and am grateful for their contribution. Trey French - 4/22/2024

 Friends of the Bridgeport Avalanche Center 

The FOBAC is instrumental in maintaining an avalanche forecast for motorized users of the Bridgeport Winter Recreation Area.
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Denise Ryan
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In honor of Women’s History Month, we recently sat down with Denise Ryan, flight management specialist and member of the Women’s Networking Group (WNG) at NASA’s Armstrong Flight Research Center in Edwards, California, to learn more about her role and working at NASA.

What do you do at NASA and how do you help support Armstrong’s mission?
I am a Flight Management Specialist and work in the Flight Operations Office where we schedule various ground and flight operations for Armstrong Flight Research Center. I manage the scheduling activities for our diverse fleet of aircraft ranging from a simplistic TG-14 motor-glider to a complex airborne science platform such as the DC-8.
Why did you choose to work at NASA and how long have you worked here?
I chose to work here at Armstrong because I needed a change – prior to getting a job here I was a Trust Operation Manager for a trust company and teleworking fulltime after moving to the area. Since I prefer in-person interaction, when I was offered a job as an Acquisition Specialist, I took it. From there another opportunity opened in the Flight Operations Directorate, where I was hired as a Flight Operations Scheduler. I’ve worked here at Armstrong for 13 years; 11 years as a contractor and 2 years as a Civil Servant.
What has been your proudest accomplishment or highlight of your career?
The highlight of my career is the NASA Honor Award for Exceptional Public Service that I received in 2020 for “Exceptional service as Flight Operations Scheduler”.
Do you have any advice for others like yourself who may be contemplating a career at NASA?
2024 Public Comments to Preliminary Applications
I am a long time user of the Rubicon Trail and have generational history on the trail that dates back to 1887. Also, my occupation as a road builder exceeds forty years. I would like to submit comments for the grant application from the USFS Tahoe National Forest/Rubicon Reroute. Below are my concerns regarding this project: •Losing the RS-2477 history and public access to the trail •Where can the public view the design/plan? •Where is the documented evidence that this 6000 year old slide is now suddenly a hazard and unrepairable? •Why is an unmaintained mud hole being referred to as a wetlands? •I’ve been involved with many work parties on the Rubicon Trail, hardening wet areas, stabilizing, and rebuilding slopes; all staying within the RS-2477 easement. Why are we not looking into repairs of the existing road versus rerouting through undisturbed forest? •The parties involved are not road builders, but are users and government agents directing work •Why did this not go out to public bid? When going out to public bid, it holds contractors to specific standards and liability protections, especially with public money. •Why is a director of a 5013c being paid? •Why does it seem as if the parties involved have worked somewhat behind the scenes to take care of this without public knowledge until late in the game, especially since El Dorado County received a previous grant and these parties did not support it at the time? •I am opposed to man made obstacles being built on the reroute; the Rubicon Trail is not an OHV park •A grant for reroute of this nature should address sanitation and water runoff, as history will show there have been repercussions in the past I am speaking as a user, but I am also an owner in Jeepers Jamboree and Jeep® Jamboree Inc, and I support my company’s comments agreeing to the reroute, IF, Placer County can uphold an easement of the reroute and some of these comments can be addressed. Thank you, James (Bob) R. Sweeney Jr. I James (Bob) R. Sweeney Jr - 5/4/2024
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It was very disconcerting and wish for better in the future. It would be beneficial for all if Placer County and El Dorado County can work together while obtaining easement from Forest Service to formulate a solid plan for maintenance or reroute in the future with correct information, proposed planning and documentation relayed to property owners, users, and public so this can be a true community partnership for the future of the Rubicon Trail. Sincerely, Heidi Green Heidi Green - 5/5/2024

I have been a Rubicon Trail user since 2007 with a group of friends as a annual trip and I am Supporter of the Rubicon Trail Foundation. So if rerouting the trail is necessary to keep the trail open I and my fellow trail user would be in favor of it if it will keep the trail open so if the State Geologist says trail is in Jeopardy then it needs to be done. Bill Perreault - 5/5/2024

The Sierra Snowmobile Foundation (SSF) is a 501c3 non-profit formed in 2018 specifically to focus the interests of the snowmobiling community on the Travel Management Subpart C planning underway in Region 5 as part of a settlement agreement following litigation from anti-snowmobile groups. We have been intimately involved with, and maintain legal standing on the Tahoe National Forest OSV Travel Management Project. These comments are submitted on behalf of the SSF. On Friday, May 3rd, the Tahoe National Forest released their Final Decision and EIS for Over Snow Vehicle use. It includes significant closures, many of which are in opposition to the recommendations made by the public during the preceding NEPA process. Education and enforcement of these closures will cost the TNF – money that directly or indirectly will come from their proposed grant applications with CA OHV. Particularly concerning are the complex network of closures and crossings associated with the Pacific Crest Trail, and several other closures justified only by a pressing need to close something in order to give the appearance of doing their jobs. The National Trails System Act, which established the Pacific Crest Trail, forbids motorized use along the trail, but not immediately adjacent to it or crossing it. If fact, quite the opposite was written in SEC 7(a) and (j): SEC. 7.