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The museum sponsors an annual gem and mineral show each spring featuring exhibits, speakers, food, educational children’s activities, and dealers of beautiful mineral specimens and lapidary work from around the world. Call the museum for dates and times. We also feature special mineral related activities and crafts during the annual Mariposa County Fair, over Labor Day weekend.  Our museum shop offers a wide variety of jewelry, mineral art, and mineral specimens as well as many books about rocks, minerals, prospecting, mining, and California history. 
A visit to the California State Mining and Mineral Museum offers you the chance to explore the variety of California’s mineral wealth, view breathtaking gems and minerals from around the world, and to experience a bit of California’s exciting mining history.  We have a number of rotating displays so there is something new to see each time you visit.  This museum is a must see stop on any trip through the Mother Lode gold country or to nearby Yosemite National Park.
Educators can call the museum for information on curriculum based educational programs for Grades 1 - 12 and college level. 
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Located at the Mariposa County Fairgrounds, 1.8 miles south of Mariposa on historic Highway 49. Turn left into fairgrounds.
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Winter in Mariposa at 2000ft elevation is above the valley fog, below the snow line with plenty of sunny days. Weather in the summer can be quite warm during the day with cool evenings. Layered clothing is advised.

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The California State Mining and Mineral Museum will be open Thursday through Sunday and closed to the public Monday through Wednesday.Winter HoursOct 1- Apr 3010:00am - 4:00pmSummer HoursMay 1-Sept 3010:00am - 5:00pmAdmission is $4.00 for adults, children 12 and under are free.

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PSD officers have undergone extensive training for sensitivity to bias crimes and crimes involving sexual assault and harassment.Hate CrimesPlease be advised that crimes motivated by prejudice, including race, gender, religion, sexual orientation, ethnicity, and disability, will not be tolerated on Roosevelt Island and violators will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.Island PropertyIn addition to protecting individuals on Roosevelt Island, the Public Safety Department is charged with protecting the Island’s property, including all public facilities, storefronts, and certain contracted residential buildings. PSD works to maintain the quality of life on Roosevelt Island by enforcing Island rules and regulations, and by working closely with community groups committed to seeing that the island remains safe and pleasant for all.Our MentalityWhile the Public Safety Department’s scope of work is defined by laws that govern communities throughout the City and State, our services to Roosevelt Island residents often go beyond the activities of a typical Police Officer. The department’s philosophy resembles that of the old-fashioned cop on a beat. While upholding the law, each officer is encouraged to understand and appreciate the Roosevelt Island community and its individual residents.

 
 
 

 

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From July 10 -24th, 2020, the California Department of Aging collected input specifically on how COVID-19 has affected the lives of Californians and how these lessons learned should inform the Master Plan.To view the Public Engagement activities, including the recordings of Webinar Wednesdays, please visit the Master Plan for Aging Public Engagement Activities and the Stakeholder & Public Feedback pages. 

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We recommend that the Legislature reject the budget proposal to provide ongoing oversight of county-based automation activities through the use of
consultants and instead authorize 3 personnel years to provide such oversight. (Reduce Item 5175-001-0001 by $11,000 and add three positions.) 
The budget proposes an augmentation of $224,000 for departmental consulting services to oversee counties' ongoing child support automation activities. For the
past three years, three limited-term positions within the department have provided these activities.
The DCSS Required to Provide Ongoing Oversight of County Child Support Automation. Chapter 479 requires each county to enter into an Annual
Automation Cooperation Agreement (AACA) with DCSS by December 1 of each year or risk losing its funds. Chapter 479 further allows a county to modify its
AACA to reflect subsequent changes in law and requires DCSS to issue guidelines and review all AACAs and AACA modifications.
The DCSS Oversight Activities Are Expected to Continue. We anticipate that DCSS' planning and oversight of county AACAs and county-based automation
efforts will need to continue not only during the period of the PRISM project but after implementation of the statewide system as well. The DCSS, for example,
will need to review any design enhancements to internal county systems to ensure compliance with the county's AACA.
The DCSS Should Not Acquire Consulting Services for Ongoing Activities. We recommend the establishment of permanent positions to undertake the
proposed planning and oversight activities. This is because these activities to be performed are ongoing in nature and are less expensive when performed by
state staff. Therefore, we recommend that the Legislature reduce the proposal by $11,000 and authorize 3 personnel years for ongoing departmental oversight of
county automation activities. This would leave $198,000 for personnel services and $15,000 for operating expenses and equipment to support the three
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California State Parks Encourages Visitors to Recreate Safely and Responsibly During Memorial Day Weekend
California State Parks invites Californians and visitors from around the world to recreate responsibly during the upcoming Memorial Day weekend, one of the busiest outdoor holiday weekends of the year. California’s diverse landscape has recreational activities for everyone, from swimming in lakes, rivers, and oceans to hiking among giant redwoods or sequoias to off-highway vehicle riding in deserts and mountains to camping along the coastline. Following simple safety precautions, such as wearing a properly fitted life jacket or proper riding gear, avoiding alcohol, and knowing one’s limits while engaged in aquatic activities, can help save lives. 

 May 22, 2024
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Caltrans and California State Parks Encourage Community Action to Preserve the Outdoors During Memorial Day Weekend 
As Memorial Day weekend and the unofficial start of summer approaches, many Californians attracted to warmer weather and outdoor activities with friends and family are planning trips to the outdoors. 

 May 21, 2024
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California State Parks Offers Free Admission to Veterans, Active and Reserve Military on Memorial Day
California State Parks is honoring the service of veterans, and active and reserve military members, by offering free admission to 143 participating state park units on Memorial Day – Monday, May 27, 2024. The list of participating park units can be found at parks.ca.gov/MemorialDay2024.

 May 20, 2024
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Big Basin Redwoods State Park Launches Summer Shuttle Service for Weekends, Holidays
Just in time for the busy Memorial Day holiday weekend, California State Parks and Friends of Santa Cruz State Parks announced today that access to Big Basin Redwoods State Park will increase this summer with the addition of a free pilot shuttle program, a new interim parking area, and weekend Santa Cruz METRO bus service to the park.

 May 17, 2024
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The California Child Welfare Council was established by the Child Welfare Leadership and Accountability Act of 2006 (Welfare and Institutions Code Sections 16540 – 16545), and serves as an advisory body responsible for improving the collaboration and processes of the multiple agencies and the courts that serve the children in the child welfare system. The Council is co-chaired by the Secretary of the California Health and Human Services Agency and the designee of the Chief Justice of the California Supreme Court, and membership is comprised of state departments, county departments, nonprofit service providers, advocates, parents and former foster youth. The Council is charged with monitoring and reporting on the extent to which the agencies and courts are responsive to the needs of children in their joint care.More about the California Child Welfare Council ▸  

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The goal of this coordinating council is to increase coordination and develop recommendations to prevent and address the abuse, neglect, exploitation, and fraud perpetrated against older adults and adults with disabilities. The California Health & Human Services Agency, supported by the Department of Aging and Department of Social Services, in partnership with the Department of Justice, will convene this coordinating council comprised of leaders from governmental, advocacy, and community organizations across the state.More about the Elder & Disability Justice Coordinating Council ▸ 

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Governor Newsom’s signature on AB 133 puts California on the path to building its first-ever, statewide Health and Human Services Data Exchange Framework — a single data sharing agreement and common set of policies and procedures that will govern the exchange of health information among health care entities and government agencies beginning in June 2024.More about the Data Exchange Framework ▸ 

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The purpose of the Disability and Aging Community Living Advisory Committee (“Committee”) is to advance community living, inclusion, and integration across California. California is committed to community living for all, rooted in both the Olmstead Supreme Court decision of 1999 and in California’s values of inclusion, access, and equity. The Committee will ensure the involvement of individuals with physical and intellectual disabilities, older adults, and/or other partners who provide services or represent consumers.
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TRAINING AND EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES BUREAU The Los Angeles County Fire Department Training and Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Bureau was created to address the growing EMS needs across the County. In total, EMS 9-1-1 calls comprise nearly 85 percent of the Department’s responses. The Department is committed to providing prompt, clinically skilled, and caring medical service to ensure positive outcomes for everyone, every time.
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RIOC now operates the Roosevelt Island Youth Center as an after-school, drop-in center. The Center is open from 2:45 pm to 6:00 pm for children in grades 2 to 8. 

Beginning March 12th the teenage program will resume weekday evenings from 6:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. as well as Saturday evening activities. 

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