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How do I get a copy of a Fire Report?

Submit a Public Records Request to the City Clerk's Office for receipt and processing to the Fire Department. Report copies are $8.00. Reports will be provided to the property owner or legally authorized individuals only.	

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How do I request a Fire Station Tour?

Please visit our Public Education and Community Outreach page or call (626) 307-1262.	

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How do I become a member of the Paramedic Subscription Program?

You may request an application to be mailed to you by calling (626) 307-1423 or visit the Emergency Medical Services Website Page and select either Residential Application or Business Application.	

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Will I be transported to the hospital of my choice?

Paramedics are required to take emergency patients to the closest receiving emergency room. Many times emergency rooms are full. The paramedics will call the hospital from the scene and find which hospital emergency is accepting patients. Trauma patients will be taken to a trauma center and children will be taken to a hospital which specializes in child care.	

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I have great health, do I need to fill out the medical history form?

Probably not.
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Announcement: Tulare County Superior Court Introduces Our Virtual Public Counter -

The Tulare County Superior Court is excited to announce our new service, the Virtual Public Counter.  Accessed via mobile device or computer, our virtual public counter offers real-time, face-to-face interactions with our Superior Court support team, potentially alleviating the need for a physical visit to the court. They assist with a variety of services like court records requests, payments, and self-help.  Due to procedural logistics some services may require an in-person visit.  Click here to try it now.

 

 

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Family Law Division

The purpose of the Family Law Division is to process and file documents which have been presented either at the counter or by mail. State law prohibits the court staff from giving legal advice. If you need legal advice, you may consult an attorney or you may wish to do your own research.

Divorce, Legal Separation, and Annulment
A dissolution of marriage (or divorce) may be filed by a party seeking to end a marriage. To obtain a divorce in the state of California, you or your spouse must have lived in California for the last six months and for three months in the county where you are going to file for divorce.
A party who either can't file for divorce because he or she doesn't meet the residency requirements or does not wish to end the marriage for psychological or economic reasons may file a legal separation. The judicial officer can make orders for child support and/or spousal support, custody and visitation, and division of property; however, the parties remain legally married, even though they may be living apart.
You may ask the judge to declare that your marriage is not valid by filing an annulment (nullity of marriage). There are several reasons for why a judge may say that a marriage is not legally valid.
Monterey Park Bruggemeyer Library 3D Printing Services | Monterey Park, CA - Official Website
Patrons are allowed one free 3D print per month.What kind of filament does the library use?The Library will print projects using PLA filament.What color filament does the library have?Please contact staff at (626) 307-1368 for a current list of filament colors. Can I bring my own filament to print my project?At this time, the Library does not allow patrons to provide their own filament as it may not be compatible with, or could damage the 3D printer.Can library staff edit my project if I ask them to?Projects must be completely ready to print. Library staff is not able to edit projects. Can I email my project to the library?Yes. Email library3Dprinting@montereypark.ca.gov  or call the Reference Desk at (626) 307-1368 for more information. Can I pay for an additional print?The library is not able to print more than one project per month per patron due to staff availability.Can I ask for a reprint if I don’t like the quality of the project?Reprints will only occur if the 3D printer has technical problems. Prior to printing, review your file for quality and make sure to read reviews if downloading from a website. If you would like to reprint in a different color, please re-submit your project.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) | Placer County, CA
Yes, as long as the house is not rented.

Need Additional Information on Homeowners' Exemption?

For additional information on the Homeowners’ Exemption, please visit the California State Board of Equalization at: https://www.boe.ca.gov/proptaxes/homeowners_exemption.htm, or contact the Assessor.

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Does having an APN mean I have a legal parcel?

An APN (Assessor Parcel Number) does not indicate that the parcel is considered a “legal parcel” per the California Subdivision Map Act. APNs exist only for identification of all properties within the state by each counties’ tax collectors. If you have questions regarding legal parcels, you should contact the Planning Division of the jurisdiction you live in.

Why do parcel numbers change?

There may be several reasons:A map book page was reconfigured and the parcel was moved to another map book or page.The parcel/property’s configuration changed causing the old parcel number(s) to be voided, and new parcel(s) to be created.The maximum number of parcels numbers that could be assigned to a map page or block was reached. This requires all parcels on the page to be changed.

How long does it take for new parcel numbers to be created when a deed, Parcel Map or Subdivision records?

The Mapping Division processes all deeds/Maps in the date order they are recorded. You may contact our office and a member of our staff will provide an estimate of when the new number(s) will be available.

My parcel is ‘X’ acres and your office records show my parcel having only ‘Y’ acres (an amount that is less). Why does the size of my parcel show less than what I really have?

In most cases, the reason is due to a public road/access. If the parcel includes a portion of a public road, this area is subtracted from the gross acreage of the parcel.

Can I split or combine my parcels? What are the requirements?
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The San Bruno Fire Department (SBFD) is an organization dedicated to the protection of health, life and property of all persons in the City of San Bruno. The Fire Department has a long standing tradition of service and excellence. SBFD provides a full range of services delivered in a responsive and cost effective manner. Our priority is to ensure the safety and emergency preparedness of our citizens through outreach programs in activities related to:Fire preventionPublic educationAdvanced life supportHazardous material safetyFire suppression

 
 

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Do I have to replace my smoke alarm under the new smoke alarm law?

Information about the current smoke alarm regulation can be found in the Smoke Alarm Requirement Informational Bulletin (PDF).

Where can I learn how to prepare for a disaster and/or learn CPR?

To learn more about San Bruno Fire's Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) program and/or sign up for the next class, visit San Bruno Fire's CERT page. To find out more about Fire Department sponsored CPR classes, visit our CPR page.

Does San Bruno Fire offer child car seat installation services?

Yes, for information about scheduling an appointment visit the Child Car Seat installation page.

How often are businesses inspected?

Businesses requiring state-mandated inspections are visited annually.

Does the Fire Department offer any training for my employees?

The Fire Department can arrange CPR, fire extinguisher use, and general safety training upon request. Some training sessions have associated costs. Contact the Fire Department through the main business line at 650-616-7096 for scheduling.

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VA Dental Insurance Program (VADIP) | Veterans Affairs
Root canals and other services to manage oral health problems and restore function (called endodontic or restorative services)
Dental surgery
Emergency dental care

The costs for your coverage will depend on the insurance company and plan you choose.
Based on your plan, you’ll pay:

The full insurance premium for each individual on your plan
Any required copays when you get care

Read coverage details and compare VADIP plans and premium rates:
Learn about Delta Dental coverage
Learn about MetLife coverage
How do I enroll in a VADIP plan?
Once you’ve chosen a Delta Dental or MetLife VADIP plan, you can enroll online:
Enroll in Delta Dental plan or
Enroll in MetLife plan
After you enroll, you can also use your insurance provider’s website to manage your plan and benefits online.
I enrolled in the VADIP pilot program. Do I need to enroll again?
Yes. The VADIP pilot program ran from 2013 to 2017. 
If you were covered during that time, you’ll need to enroll again to get new coverage. You should know that some of the plan options and fees may have changed.
What if I have more questions?
For questions about Delta Dental, call 855-370-3303.
For questions about MetLife, call 888-310-1681.

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VA Online Scheduling | VA Mobile
You will have to call the facility to cancel an appointment on the same day.What is a My HealtheVet Premium Account and how can I register for one?A My HealtheVet Premium account is only for Veterans and/or VA Patients. It gives users the highest level of access to My HealtheVet features. To get this type of account you need to go through Authentication and have your My HealtheVet profile information (full name, Social Security Number (SSN), date of birth (DOB) and gender) linked to VA/DoD records.You will need either a My HealtheVet Premium Account or a DS Logon Level 2 (Premium) Account to use online scheduling. Online scheduling can access your VA Electronic Health Record (EHR) and therefore, for your security, requires a DS Logon Level 2 (Premium) Account or My HealtheVet Premium Account.If you do not have a DS Logon Level 2 (Premium) Account or are not sure, visit http://mobile.va.gov/dslogon or dial 1-800-983-0937 for assistance.If you do not have a My HealtheVet Account or are not sure, visit myhealth.va.gov/mhv-portal-web/user-login or dial 1-877-327-0022 for assistance.What is a DS Logon Level 2 (Premium) Account and how can I register for one?DS Logon (Department of Defense Self-Service Logon) is a secure logon ID, created by the Department of Defense (DoD), that verifies the identities of individuals affiliated with DoD or VA and allows them to access secure websites and digital resources across DoD and VA using a single username and password.You will need either a DS Logon Level 2 (Premium) Account or a My HealtheVet Premium Account to use online scheduling.
Category : California Supreme Court 
The CTAPP rule requires attorneys to report annually whether they have handled client trust funds in the past year, and, if so, register their client trust accounts with the State Bar. 

The proposed amendment would have endorsed a rule adopted by the State Bar that exempted attorneys who are “not entitled to practice law at the time of the reporting deadline for any reason other than voluntary inactive enrollment” from the CTAPP annual reporting requirements. (State Bar Rule 2.5(K)(2).) That exemption includes attorneys disciplined through a temporary suspension. In the letter to the State Bar, the court expressed concern the State Bar had not adequately considered the need for continued CTAPP reporting by suspended licensees, noting that suspended attorneys are not exempt from other State Bar reporting requirements, such as satisfying continuing education hours and maintaining current contact information. The court also noted that the CTAPP rule, as approved by the court last year, requires all licensees to report annually, regardless of their license status.  (Cal. Rules of Court, rule 9.8.5(a)(1).)

 

California Supreme Court Hosts Oral Argument in Los Angeles
https://newsroom.courts.ca.gov/news/california-supreme-court-hosts-oral-argument-los-angeles
 California Supreme Court Hosts Oral Argument in Los AngelesBalassone, Merrill
Wed, 12/06/2023 - 12:27

 
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 LOS ANGELES—The California Supreme Court on Tuesday marked its return to hearing oral argument in Los Angeles, a tradition put on hold for nearly four years during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The court’s tradition of hearing oral argument in Los Angeles—as one of three locations along with Sacramento and San Francisco—dates to 1878.

Chief Justice Patricia Guerrero welcomed attendees, noting the court has not held an oral argument session in Los Angeles since “before the pandemic” in December 2019—but were returning in 2023 to a newly renovated courtroom.

The court heard five cases during the session, held in its courtroom in the Ronald Reagan State Office Building in downtown Los Angeles.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, the court made technological upgrades to its courtrooms in San Francisco, Sacramento, and Los Angeles to better facilitate livestreaming and remote oral arguments.
FAQs • Dublin • CivicEngage
You only need to re-register if you move, change your name, or want to change your political party. 

7.
Can my voter registration be cancelled because I fail to vote?

No.	

8.
Can I register for someone else?

You can only register for yourself. However, you may help others fill out a form, but they must sign the form.	

9.
What is a sample ballot?

Before each election, each registered voter receives a packet of information including a sample ballot which is a replica of the ballot the voter will see at the polls. It also gives the time and date of the election, and location of the polling place, and contains an application to vote by mail. The sample ballot is prepared and distributed by the election officials in each of California's 58 counties. Candidates for nonpartisan office can pay to have a statement included in the sample ballot. 

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What if I do not receive a sample ballot?

If it doesn't arrive two weeks before the election, call and request it from the Registrar of Voters Office at (510) 272-6973.	

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What is a ballot pamphlet?

It is a booklet prepared by the California Secretary of State and mailed to every household with at least one registered voter. It describes every statewide measure on the ballot, with arguments for and against each one, and includes an impartial analysis of the costs and benefits of each measure.	

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Where will I vote?

Poll locations, or Accessible Voting Locations, may change from one election to another. You may also find your polling place on the Registrar of Voters website or by calling the City Clerk's Office at (925) 833-6650. Vote By Mail Drop Box. All voters will received a vote by mail ballot. Drop your ballot off at a 24-Hour Drop Box. There are two in the City of Dublin, one at Civic Center, 100 Civic Plaza, and the other at The Wave, 4201 Central Pkwy.  

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Where do I return a Vote by Mail ballot?
VA Video Connect | VA Mobile
Note: Some email apps on iOS devices such as Gmail and Yahoo will need to be set to open the Safari browser for VA Video Connect to open. Download the guide.
Test Your DeviceVisit the VA Video Connect test site to test your microphone and speakers. To test on your mobile device, text ‘V’ to 83293. Standard text messaging rates may apply. You can also ask your VA care team for a practice session.

Training Materials

Instructions For Patients
Learn about the the steps patients can follow to participate in a video visit using VA Video Connect.

Demonstration
Learn about the features and functionality of VA Video Connect in this brief overview.

Troubleshooting Tips
With Veterans and VA care teams using VA Video Connect more than ever before, Connected Care Communications produced a new video that offers troubleshooting tips for VA Video Connect to address common technical difficulties and help foster long-term adoption of the video telehealth tool. The 4-minute video provides tips to troubleshoot and resolve each of seven main issues that users commonly face:
Tip 1: I can’t find my VA Video Connect appointment email. (0:11)
Tip 2: My appointment link won’t work. (0:42)
Tip 3: The virtual medical room page won’t load in the browser. (1:27)
Tip 4: The virtual medical room takes a long time to load. (2:00)
Tip 5: I cannot hear or speak to my provider. (2:34)
Tip 6: I cannot see myself or my provider on the screen. (3:24)
Tip 7: The video picture freezes or audio cuts in and out. (4:02)
Juvenile | Superior Court of California | County of Alameda
Contact Clerks office during the hours of 8:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Phone: 510-618-1106. 

Juvenile Court FAQs

Confidentiality

Juvenile cases are confidential, and many proceedings are not open to the public. Juvenile records are confidential. The minor, his or her parent(s) or legal guardian(s), and attorneys of record may obtain copies of court minute orders and select court documents by appearing at the juvenile office with photo identification. Due to the confidentiality of juvenile records, information cannot be shared over the telephone. The records will be mailed if a request was made on a notarized letter with current information of address and phone number. 
Other individuals must utilize the “Request for Disclosure of Juvenile Case File” (JV-570) form. This completed form may be presented either in person, by mail, or by filing electronically.  If the petition is granted, viewing and/or receipt of copies may occur with proper photo identification. 

What Happens if Your Child is Taken from Home?

Review information in Form JV-050-INFO.

How Do I Seal My Court Record?

Read the Guide to Sealing Juvenile Court Records.

Where Do I File Papers?

You will need to visit the Juvenile Justice Center.

How Can I Access Court Records?

Please visit the How to Access Juvenile Records page.

How Do I Access Police Records?

Unless authorized by statue, persons must petition the court to inspect a Juvenile Record. The Juvenile Court limits access to juvenile court records in accordance with California Rule of Court 5.552, and Welfare and Institution Code section 827. Juvenile court records may not be obtained or inspected by civil or criminal subpoena. Therefore, no information can be released over the telephone because photo identification cannot be verified, and this would include acknowledging that a juvenile case matter or file is on record.
If you are not authorized by Welfare and Institutions Code sections 828 and California Rule of Court 5.552, you must Petition the Presiding Judge of the Juvenile Court for access to police reports.
FAQs on Emergency Use Authorizations (EUAs) for Medical Devices Related to COVID-19 | FDA
A: For medical device EUAs, go to the Emergency Use Authorizations for Medical Devices webpage. This webpage lists current EUAs issued for medical devices relating to COVID-19, as well as EUAs relating to other emergencies/threats. For all EUAs issued by the FDA, refer to Emergency Use Authorization.
Q: Are FDA's reviews of 510(k) submissions for devices issued an EUA expedited?
A: The FDA is committed to providing timely access to critical devices to address COVID-19. CDRH will strive to meet goals established under the Medical Device User Fee Amendments for FY 2023- FY2027 (MDUFA V) for submissions made pursuant to section 510(k) of the FD&C Act.
Q: If an authorized device needs to be imported, do the importers need to register and list?
A: Importers must register and list if required by the device's EUA letter of authorization. Please review the following for additional information:
Registration and Listing of Medical Devices Relating to COVID-19
Importing Medical Devices Relating to COVID-19
Importing COVID-19 Supplies
Device Registration and Listing
Q: Can I modify my authorized device under the device's existing EUA?
A: Some changes may be permitted with the FDA's concurrence under the issued EUA, while other changes may require a new EUA. Therefore, before making a change to the device authorized under an EUA, a firm should contact the appropriate review team who reviewed the original EUA request to discuss the proposed change. In general, the Conditions of Authorization (usually Section IV) in the letter of authorization will provide information about what can be amended in the EUA with concurrence of the FDA.
Q: How do I get my medical device added to an EUA if an umbrella EUA for my device type has been issued?
A: The letter of authorization for an umbrella EUA for the device type will provide information about how an authorized product is added to a list. Keep in mind that some of these umbrella EUAs do not have lists maintained by the FDA.