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Have you thought about getting involved, but not sure where to start? The City of Morgan Hill has many volunteer opportunities that could allow you to give back to your community and have an impact, develop a new skill,  meet new people, stay connected, explore a new career, or just help you grow individually as a person. Research indicates that volunteering not only benefits and strengthens your community and the organization you are volunteering for, it can have significant health benefits. If you are interested in volunteering please complete an volunteer interest form. Please note, some volunteer roles may require a background check, finger printing or a TB test. Please allow two weeks for processing these requirements.

 
 
 

Current Volunteer Opportunities Upcoming Event: Stay Tuned for Next EventVolunteer Driver - RYDE ProgramRYDE is a curb-to-curb transportation and local trip planning service for adults 65+ living in the Morgan Hill area. Volunteers are needed to help seniors get to their appointments, run errands, or get groceries. RYDE Program InformationMagical Bridge Morgan HillThe Morgan Hill Magical Bridge Playground needs your help to ensure the City can maintain the park once it is open to the public. All funds raised will be used for future park maintenance.Preschool AideAssist the preschool teachers with classroom activities. Requires background check and TB testing. Time commitment of at least 6 months is required. Age 16+Administrative Support - Centennial Recreation Center (CRC)Help in the office with various job assignments, such as filing and making copies, other tasks as assigned.
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While it’s great to see somebody who starts out swinging at the ball, the memorable ones are those who come up to us and say that &#8216;this helped save me&#8217; when they were in a very bad place mentally,” said Bales. “That’s how we really measure success. So, if just one Veteran changes their mind because of this program, that is success.”</p>

<p>PGA HOPE provides two sessions each year, with the first starting in the spring and the second taking place during the fall. Between 50 to 60 Veterans from Battle Creek VA will have participated in PGA HOPE, which also results in Veterans connecting with other Veterans.</p>

<p>“One of the huge benefits of golf is the social aspect of it, so even if it takes a person two hours to play a round of golf, that’s two hours where they’re walking or riding along with someone else and get to talking about life,” said Bales. “It&#8217;s great if can get a Veteran to become a golfer and spend time playing different courses, but that’s not the end goal because the goal is to use this to help advance their lives.”</p>

<p>In 2024, PGA HOPE will impact over 17,000 Veterans and active duty military nationwide, taught by over 3,000 PGA professionals from around the country. There are currently more than 500 PGA HOPE programs across the country, hosted in all 50 states.</p>

<p><a href="https://www.pgareach.org/services/military" rel="noopener">Learn more about PGA Hope or find a location near you</a>.</p>

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Regardless of the reason you separate, when you permanently leave CalPERS-covered employment you have options regarding the contributions in your account.

Take a lump-sum refund or rollover.
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This option includes your contributions plus interest, but not any employer contributions. It also ends your CalPERS membership and benefits, which means you lose the right to receive a service or disability retirement benefit.
When your employer notifies us of your separation from employment, we’ll mail you Options at Separation (PDF). Then you can apply for a refund online through your myCalPERS account. Applying online is secure, fast, and convenient. You can also provide your direct deposit information as part of your application to secure your funds and receive them quickly. Simply log in to your myCalPERS account and follow the steps provided.
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Located at 555 Pier Avenue at the entrance to the Oceano Campground, the Oceano Dunes District Visitor Center is a one stop place to learn about the park and local area.   Friendly staff and volunteers will help answer your questions about the park and local area.  This interpretive center will introduce you to the history of the area, teach you about local wildlife and give you fun ideas for adventuring in the park! Kids can pick up an interpretive activity booklet. 
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Help Secret Agent Bill the Beaver on his mission to discover the Oceano Lagoon at the Oceano Dunes District. Download the Agents of Discovery App on your smartphone or tablet and select the Oceano Lagoon mission!
 
The App is FREE and does not require WiFi or cellular data to play once installed! Agents of Discovery is an augmented reality App that allows users to independently explore the park through playing interactive games and triva.  At the park, users are able to search for challenges and answer questions about wildlife and the cultural history of the Northern Chumash Native Americans. 

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There are ADA accessible restrooms at Grand Avenue and Pier Avenue beach access ramps. Sand wheel chairs are available at all park entrance stations free of charge, on a first come first serve basis. California State Parks supports equal access. Visitors who need assistance should contact the Oceano Dunes District Ranger Station at (805) 473-7220 or 711 TYY relay service prior to arrival.

 

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May 28, 2024, 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM@ Loyalton Middle School Gym on School Street
Senior Walking Program - Public Health2024-05-28T10:00:00Senior Walking Program thru Public Health walks in the middle school gym for 2 hours to get some physical activity. Anyone is welcome to join. If you have question, please give us a call. 

Loyalton Middle School Gym on School StreetLoyaltonCA96118Senior Walking Program thru Public Health walks in the middle school gym for 2 hours to get some physical activity. Anyone is welcome to join. If you have question, please give us a call. 
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AB 1911 Galgiani (Chapter 490, Statutes of 2008)

Disclosure of disciplined license(s) - Any individual holding or named on a license/registration administratively disciplined by the Bureau within 10 years must disclose this information to the licensed manager/broker of a funeral establishment/cemetery/crematory/broker when employed by or seeking employment with a licensed funeral establishment, cemetery, crematory, or cemetery broker. Failure to do so will result in disciplinary action. The notified manager/broker then has 30 days to notify the Bureau, on a specified Bureau form, of the employment of said individual. Failure to do so shall result in a warning. (Adds Business and Professions Code Sections 7636 and 9615).
Change of cemetery ownership - Fifty percent (50%) or more change of ownership in a cemetery must be reported to the Bureau and a local county newspaper, including all owners/stockholders. Authority of ownership cannot be delegated, except to another Bureau licensee. Failure to adhere to requirements will result in suspension of the cemetery license by the Bureau. False information is subject to up to $25,000 in civil penalties. (Amends Health and Safety Code Section 8585).

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Mar 1, 2023John Clagett, California State Park Interpreter at Angel Island has spent years working to provide access to Angel Island State Park for K-12 teachers and students. For much of that time, John's work has focused on supporting students in the California State Parks...
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Introducing PORTScasts
Introducing PORTScastsWe are starting out our 2022-2023 school year with something new.... and familiar! Home Learning Programs are officially being rebranded as PORTScasts. The same game, just with a new name! In March of 2020, PORTS quickly pivoted our classic PORTS...
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State Parks Reached Thousands With Virtual Earth Day 2020 Celebration
State Parks Reached Thousands With Virtual Earth Day 2020 CelebrationCalifornia State Parks celebrated the 50th anniversary of Earth Day on Wednesday, April 22, with virtual events that reached more than 135,000 on Facebook, where the virtual events were hosted....
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PORTS Program Takes Over Lake Tahoe with Virtual Underwater Programs and More
PORTS Program Takes Over Lake Tahoe with Virtual Underwater Programs and More In mid-October PORTS Program joined the California State Parks Dive Team for a “Total Tahoe Takeover.” Working with Sierra District interpretive staff, PORTS offered multiple livestreamed...
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NASA radar teaches us about bird migration.

You may think of sunset as marking the end of the day—a time to kick back and relax. But for many birds, sunset marks the beginning of a hard night’s work. Large numbers of birds all across North America take to the skies as the Sun sets in Fall. For these weary travelers, it is time for another long flight. 

Many birds have a summer home and a winter home. These birds use one home for breeding and one home for keeping warm and for finding food during the winter. This behavior is called migration. Learn more about migration.
It takes a lot of energy to fly from one home to another. Birds sometimes travel over 7,000 miles in just one direction! To have a safe trip, these birds need places to rest along the way. But many rest areas are being destroyed by human activities. That could mean that fewer birds survive their long journey.
Scientists are interested in learning where these birds are resting. If they know where they are resting, they can help protect those areas. This would make the birds’ trip a whole lot easier. 
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NASA can help scientists learn where these birds are resting. That’s because NASA uses radar for missions that study rainfall. 
But these radars record more than just weather; they also record anything in the sky. That means birds too! The birds appear just like blobs of water traveling through the sky.

 
Weather radar data from October 2005. The large circles that travel from east to west are birds taking off as the Sun sets in each area. They appear as circles because the radar can only view birds a certain distance away from the radar station. Credit: Jeff Buler.

Scientists have to use clues to figure out that they are looking at birds and not at weather. One big clue is the blobs all appear right at sunset. Sunset is when most migrating birds take flight.
2024 Public Comments to Preliminary Applications
This road also gives path to breathtaking views of the Rock Creek Canyon and Mountain top views down to the Round Valley. This is another area that would benefit from an annual maintenance program. This would provide recreation for Campers, hikers, hunters, 4x4's, motorcycles and site-seers. Thank you for considering and reviewing these comments, Dennis Vetter Dennis Vetter - 4/17/2024

This project is very much needed for the Inyo National Forest off highway roads. Just like in Death Valley, the Inyo National Forest and the BLM roads in this area were greatly damaged by the storms during 2023 and are in much need of repairing. The Inyo National Forest gets an average of 2.4 million visitors a year, most of which come from the Southern California area, but we also get visitors from all over the United States using the off highway roads in Inyo and Mono counties. Many of these visitors drive on the off highway roads in the forest and a large number of drivers are inexperienced. We need to repair the damaged roads for their and everyones safety. I strongly urge you to grant the funds requested for this project. Tom Turner - 4/18/2024

I have been a volunteer on the Coyote trails crew for a few years and have seen the wonderful work this group does! More resources would have a big impact on the projects that keep the wonderful Eastern Sierras accessible to the public. People from all over California and the United states and Europe come to Inyo county for our great outdoor activities. Our trail system is particularly important for our Wounded Warriors and veterans as well as our senior citizens. The town of Bishop calls itself " a small town with a big backyard ". Help us keep this outdoor experience available to all! John Atkins - 4/18/2024

This project will restore historic access to an outstanding area used by locals and many out of town visitors, particularly in the summer time. The main entrance road is a masterpiece of work constructed by Mr. Peterson for access to his mine and the Peterson Mill. There is also grazing and a little private property on the flat. With the propose support of some real dirt moving maintenance equipment, the outdoor experience for many enthusiasts can be greatly improved.
2024 Public Comments to Preliminary Applications
So, the question now is, why does the Tahoe National Forest and Rubicon Trail Foundation suddenly have this great emergency for 2 bypasses, when the first geological study was done in 2017? We believe another grant Eldorado County applied for was lost because of non-cooperation from Tahoe National Forest and The Rubicon Trail Foundation. Makes you wonder why. We did attend the March 13, 2024, question and answer session put on by Rubicon Trail Foundation. We discovered the Tahoe National Forest had ‘Partnered’ with Rubicon Trail Foundation, a normal practice we were assured by Joe Chavez from Tahoe National Forest. This eliminates the bidding process that the rest of us must live by. We believe it is very interesting that Joe Chavez from the Tahoe National Forest, John Arnez from Rubicon Trail Foundation and Mike Barr, the contractor who will be performing the work, are all longtime friends and associates. One of the most important issues, that has not been addressed anywhere that we can find is the guarantee that the RS2477 designation will transfer over to the new bypasses. Without this guarantee in writing before the project starts, the project should not go forward. Unfortunately, the government cannot be trusted on their word alone. Just ask someone from the Auburn Jeep Club about how access to their property along the trail is going. In looking over the Project Cost Estimate, it seems quite top heavy on the managerial area. It states the need for: 1. Program Manager 2. OHV Trails Lead (2 & 3 have the same job description. Why do you need 1 program manager and basically 2 assistants for a ¾ of a mile and a 200-yard bypass?) 3. OHV Trails Co-Lead 4. Trail Program Manager 5. Road Engineer (For Barker Pass?) Under ‘Contracts’ there is no itemized list of what the actual cost is of what you’re describing you will do. Also, there is a ‘0’ for materials and supplies. Where is the actual contract? Shouldn’t it be available for public review before the grant application is submitted? Evaluation Criteria, Q 3. What wetlands are you referring to?
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Reminder: Upcoming Closures of Southbound I-680 in Dublin
In order to replace a portion of deteriorating roadway on I-680, Caltrans has scheduled two partial closures of southbound Interstate 680 between Alcosta Boulevard in San Ramon and the I-580/I-680 connector in Pleasanton, from Friday, May 17, at 9:00 p.m....Read on... 
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Summary of Actions Taken by Dublin City Council on Tuesday, May 21
At its meeting held on Tuesday, May 21, the Dublin City Council took a number of actions.  Below is a summary of actions taken:Presented the Lupus Awareness Month Proclamation.Presented the Job’s Daughters International Day Proclamation.Introduce...Read on... 
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City of Dublin to Host a Part-Time Hiring Fair
Are you seeking part-time work in a fun and friendly environment?  Join the City of Dublin at a Part-Time Hiring Fair on Tuesday, May 28, 2:00 to 6:00 p.m., at the Dublin Civic Center (100 Civic Plaza).The focus of the Hiring Fair is to fill Recr...Read on... 
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