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The CalFresh Restaurant Meals Program allows eligible homeless,  disabled, and/or elderly (ages 60 and above) CalFresh benefit recipients to use  their CalFresh benefits to purchase hot, prepared food from participating  restaurants in California. For more information about the CalFresh Restaurant  Meals Program, visit https://www.cdss.ca.gov/rmp. 
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 Sen. Dodd’s Bill to Lift Barriers for Wheelchair Users Approved by Senate 
 Thursday, May 23, 2024 
 SACRAMENTO – The California Senate today approved legislation from Sen. Bill Dodd, D-Napa, that would grant power wheelchair users the right to have their own equipment repaired, eliminating delays that could leave them immobilized while reducing costs to one of California’s most vulnerable populations. 
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 Senate OKs Sen. Dodd’s Campus Harassment Bill 
 Thursday, May 23, 2024 
 SACRAMENTO – The California Senate today approved a measure from Sen. Bill Dodd, D-Napa, that would build on efforts to safeguard students from sexual misconduct and violence on California college campuses by adopting new requirements recommended in a California State Auditor report and by extending those rules to the University of California, California State University and community college systems. 
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 Sen. Dodd: Senate Approves Camp Coombs Park Bill 
 Thursday, May 23, 2024 
 SACRAMENTO – The California Senate today approved legislation from Sen. Bill Dodd, D-Napa, that would allow the state of California to sell land at Napa State Hospital known as Camp Coombs to the County of Napa for inclusion in Skyline Wilderness Park.
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 Taking care of your EBT card

DO NOT keep your EBT card and PIN together.
DO NOT damage or bend your card.
DO NOT write on or scratch the black stripe on the back of your card.
DO NOT get your card wet.
DO NOT put your card near magnetic sources, speaker, TV, DVD/CD player, stereo, VCR, telephone, etc.
DO NOT leave your card in the sun, like on the dashboard of a car, because it will warp and no longer work.
DO NOT keep your card out where others can see it, always keep it in a safe place after using it.
DO NOT throw away your card - you will use the same card every month as long as you receive benefits.

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News Flash • PRESIDENT & CEO SHELTON HAYNES ANNOUNCES OPENIN
You can schedule your tours now by visiting our link: https://calendly.com/sportsparkri/sportspark-tour Major improvements to the facility include:A state-of-the-art fitness center;A new pool & and elevated amenities;Upgraded HVAC & Lighting;Installation of energy-efficient systems;A reimagined gymnasium;A recreational game room;Brand-new locker rooms;Brand-new single & family restrooms;Brand-new showers;A fitness studio;Event function space;Renovated common areas;A reception check-in system; andResurfacing of the building’s façade. Hours & Operation:Monday – FridaySaturday – Sunday7 am – 8 pm9 am – 5 pm Membership & Pricing:Membership rates for the use of the facility will include access to the following amenities: swimming pool, basketball court, fitness center, fitness studio, and recreational room. (a)  To qualify, Resident Adults must submit proof of identity/age AND Roosevelt Island residency:         -    Proof of identity: State license or photo ID with name matching the proof of residency.        -    Proof of residency: Lease, Rent Bill, or Utility Bill with a Roosevelt Island address and name matching the proof of identity.
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Your signature must appear on the document.Being both a Grantor and a Grantee means that you have given part ownership of your property to someone else while remaining a part owner yourself.When and How to Get HelpYou did not give full or partial ownership of your home to someone else.Your signature was forged on the document.The document was changed after you signed it.The document contains an incorrect property description.The documents have been sent to you in error.If you have questions about the recorded document or letter please contact the Placer County Recorder’s Office at (530) 886-5600 or email [email protected].If you believe the document recording is fraud contact the District Attorney’s Fraud Alert Hotline— (916) 645-SCAM (7226).You can search the Placer County Recorder Real Property Index online using this link: Search Placer County Recorder Public IndexFrequently Asked QuestionsQUESTION 1:I just received this notice in the mail—Are you saying that someone has committed fraud against me?ANSWER:The notice is automatically sent out to the Owner of Record any time a Grant Deed or Quitclaim Deed is recorded with the Recorder’s Office.  Questions that may give insight on the document that you received:      -Have you…                                     …transferred title to your property recently?                                    …added a family member to your title?                                    …transferred ownership of your property to a Trust?                                    …refinanced?All of the above situations will result in a document to be recorded, which in turn will trigger a letter to be sent.QUESTION 2:This notice says that a (insert document type) document was recorded against my property.  What does that mean?ANSWER:Please see our Definitions of Commonly Recorded Documents.  If you don’t see a definition of the document type in the list, please call the Clerk-Recorder’s Office at (530) 886-5600 and someone may assist you.QUESTION 3:I don’t remember signing a Grant Deed (Quitclaim Deed), can you check to see if this is legitimate?ANSWER:Please contact the County Clerk-Recorder’s Office at (530) 886-5600.
The 2024-25 Budget: Preliminary May Revision Analysis for Child Welfare
Moreover, while this rates structure proposal itself is new, the development of a permanent rates structure has been part of the Legislature’s policy for foster care since the implementation of CCR beginning in 2015.
Due to Planned Implementation Time Line, Adopting Trigger Language Not Necessary This Year. Because implementation of the new rates under the administration’s proposal is not anticipated to begin for two years, trigger language particularly at this point in time seems unnecessary. Moreover, the trigger language would defer a policy decision—whether to implement the long-anticipated permanent rates structure under CCR—to DOF without a clear role for the Legislature at that time.
Identify Core Pieces of TBL to Keep Process Moving. In order to continue forward toward eventually implementing the permeant rates structure under CCR, the Legislature could pass abridged TBL as part of this year’s budget cycle, adopting the elements necessary to allow DSS and automation partners to begin preparing for implementation. Passing only what is necessary this year would allow more time for the remaining stakeholder questions and policy issues to be worked out and give the Legislature the chance to assess whether the rates structure is in line with its vision for permanent CCR rates.
Next Year, Determine Whether Delay to Full Implementation Is Necessary. Then, over the next year or so, the Legislature could direct DSS to continue working with stakeholders to address the remaining questions and policy considerations. This could result in an implementation date after July 1, 2026, at least for some components of the new rates structure as proposed by the administration. This delay may be acceptable to the Legislature given the complexity of the proposal and outstanding questions. Furthermore, additional time prior to full implementation could be advantageous within the context of the state’s currently projected multiyear budget deficit. The additional time would allow the Legislature to make its own determination around implementing the new rates once the state’s future fiscal picture is clearer and the specifics of the proposal are more certain.
Questions Regarding Proposed Automation Funding for 2024-25. At May Revision, the placeholder funding amount included to begin automation in preparation for implementing the new rates structure has increased to $14.465 million, up from $12 million at the time of the Governor’s January proposal.
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The Superior Court of California, County of Tuolumne, has learned that persons representing themselves as Court officials may be contacting prospective jurors and asking for personal information.  Please be advised that official Court personnel may contact you by telephone, but DO NOT request personal information from jurors.
Should you receive a telephone call from someone identifying himself or herself as a Court employee and requesting personal information such as a social security number and/or credit card numbers, please contact the fraud unit of the Tuolumne County Sheriff’s Department.  Please also contact the Jury Clerk of the Superior Court of California, County of Tuolumne, at (209) 533-5679.

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Information, including personal information that you submit in an e-mail or when you initiate an online transaction such as a survey, registration form, or order form is retained in accordance with the records retention and disposition schedule established for the records of the program unit to which you submitted the information. Information concerning these record retention and disposition schedules may be obtained through the Internet privacy policy contact listed in this policy.
Access to and Correction of Personal Information Collected Through this Website
	 Any user may submit a request to the OPRHP privacy officer to determine whether personal information pertaining to that user has been collected through this website. Any such request shall be made in writing to the address below and must be accompanied by reasonable proof of identity of the user. Reasonable proof of identity may include verification of a signature, inclusion of an identifier generally known only to the user, or similar appropriate identification. The address of OPRHP's privacy compliance officer is: Privacy Officer, New York State Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation, Albany, NY 12238.
The privacy compliance officer shall, within five (5) business days of the date of the receipt of a proper request: (i) provide access to the personal information; (ii) deny access in writing, explaining the reasons therefore; or (iii) acknowledge the receipt of the request in writing, stating the approximate date when the request will be granted or denied, which date shall not be more than thirty (30) days from the date of the acknowledgment.
In the event that OPRHP has collected personal information pertaining to a user through the state agency website, and that information is to be provided to the user pursuant to the user's request, the privacy compliance officer shall inform the user of his or her right to request that the personal information be amended or corrected under the procedures set forth in section 95 of the Public Officers Law.
Confidentiality and Integrity of Personal Information Collected Through this Website
	 OPRHP limits employee access to personal information collected through this website to only those employees who need access to the information in the performance of their official duties. Employees who have access to this information are required to follow appropriate procedures in connection with any disclosures of personal information.
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Participation in an online transaction resulting in the disclosure of personal information to the Fairgrounds by the user, whether solicited or unsolicited, constitutes consent to the collection and disclosure of the information by the Fairgrounds for the purposes reasonably ascertainable from the nature and terms of the transaction.However, the Fairgrounds may collect or disclose personal information without user consent if the collection or disclosure is: (1) necessary to perform the statutory duties of the Fairgrounds, or necessary for the Fairgrounds to operate a program authorized by law, or authorized by state or federal statute or regulation; (2) made pursuant to a court order or by law; (3) for the purpose of validating the identity of the user; or (4) of information to be used solely for statistical purposes that is in a form that cannot be used to identify any particular person.Further, the disclosure of information, including personal information, collected through this website is subject to the provisions of the Freedom of Information Law and the Personal Privacy Protection Law.The Fairgrounds may disclose personal information to federal or state law enforcement authorities to enforce the Fairgrounds’ rights against unauthorized access or attempted unauthorized access to the Fairground’s information technology assets or against other inappropriate use of this website.Retention of Information Collected Through this WebsiteThe information collected through this website partner is retained by the Fairgrounds in accordance with the records retention and disposition requirements of the New York State Arts & Cultural Affairs Law. Information on the requirements of the Arts & Cultural Affairs Law may be found at http://www.archives.nysed.gov/a/records/mr_laws_state.shtml.Information, including personal information, that you submit in an e-mail or when you initiate an online transaction such as a purchase survey, registration form, or order form is retained in accordance with the records retention and disposition schedule established for the records of the program unit to which you submitted the information. Information concerning these records retention and disposition schedules may be obtained through the Internet privacy policy contact listed in this policy.Confidentiality and Integrity of Personal Information Collected Through this WebsiteThe Fairgrounds is strongly committed to protecting personal information collected through this website against unauthorized access, use, or disclosure. Consequently, the Fairgrounds limits employee access to personal information collected through this website to only those employees who need access to the information in the performance of their official duties.
Privacy Impact Assessments (PIA) - Privacy
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Patient Context Management
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Talent Management System 2.0 Assessing
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LAO Economy and Taxes
This report provides background information on the motion picture industry and offers preliminary observations regarding the California film and television production tax credit. This report does not make recommendations regarding the tax credit or any proposed legislation. We highlight several factors for the Legislature to consider when reviewing the tax credit in our report.

 

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 A Look at Voter-Approval Requirements for Local Taxes
 

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March 20, 2014 - 
 For about 100 years, California’s local governments generally could raise taxes without directly securing their residents’ consent. Beginning in 1978, the state’s voters amended the California Constitution several times to require that local government tax increases be approved by local voters. Recently, the Legislature has shown interest in exploring changes to voter-approval requirements for local taxes. Several proposals to place changes before the voters have been introduced during the current legislative session. This report was developed to provide context for discussions about changing these requirements. After a brief introduction to local governments in California, the report (1) summarizes the state's existing system of voter-approval requirements for local taxes, (2) explains how the state's complex voter-approval system evolved, and (3) reviews outcomes of local tax elections over the past 15 years.

 

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 The 2014-15 Budget: Pilot Program to Improve Property Tax Administration
 

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March 13, 2014 - 
 In this report, we provide an overview of local property tax administration and review the administration's proposed three-year pilot program to improve tax administration and generate state General Fund savings. In particular, we (1) describe how the current property tax system weakens the incentive counties have to fund property tax administration, (2) review and evaluate the administration's three-year pilot program to improve county incentives, and (3) provide recommendations regarding the pilot's design. In our view, the administration's pilot program merits the Legislature's serious consideration but could be improved by incorporating several modifications. These include: ensuring each county has the same fiscal incentive to participate, providing participating counties greater funding certainty, promoting representative and consistently measured results, and potentially increasing near-term state savings on school spending.

 

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 Letter to Honorable Mark Leno on Corporation Tax Trends
 

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