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When is it appropriate to call 911?

911 should be called anytime there is an immediate threat to peoples safety or property. If you need to contact the Police Department for a 'cold' incident (something that is not happening currently), or any non-emergency situation, please use our non-emergency phone number: 650-616-7100. This keeps the 911 lines clear for those who find themselves in a true emergency situation. If you are not sure if what you are calling for constitutes an emergency, please err on the cautious side and call 911. 

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Where do I explore employment opportunities?

The San Bruno Police Department continually accepts applications for Lateral and Pre-Trained Police Officers (Academy graduates). We are also accepting applications, on a continuing basis, for Reserve Police Officer. Candidates must have completed all modules of the Reserve Officer Training Program. To access a list of current job openings at the Police Department, please visit our site at CalOpps. 

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How can I get an equipment violation ticket signed off?

The San Bruno Police Department provides free vehicle inspections for violations relating to registration and defective vehicle equipment. Vehicle inspections can be requested at the front counter of the Police Department. 

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Does the Police Department provide fingerprinting services?

Fingerprinting services may be obtained by contacting the San Bruno Police Department Live Scan Unit at 650-616-7100. Fingerprinting is available only at selected times, and appointments are required. 

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Where can I obtain parking ticket information?

Parking tickets may be paid or contested by via our Online Portal or mailing payments to:Office of Parking ViolationsCity of San BrunoP.O. Box 9003Redwood City, CA 94065-9003Phone: 800-352-7567Please be sure to include your name, address, citation number and vehicle license plate number when making payment. 

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Where can I obtain traffic citation information?
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In a few situations, a judge can cancel or undo an order or judgment in your family law case. This is called a set-aside. 

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There are very limited reasons a judge can cancel—set aside (or vacate)—an order or a judgment. Before you ask, you need to figure out if you have a legal reason. You must include the specific legal reason in your request. There are deadlines for how long you have to ask the judge to set aside the order. 
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I am concerned about traffic and speeding on my street. How can this be addressed?

The Town’s Neighborhood Traffic Management Program (NTMP) (PDF) is available for Danville residents as a means to find solutions to traffic safety concerns. 

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View the Townwide Traffic Count History (PDF). 

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The following map shows the locations of all public Downtown Parking lots. 

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Why does the parking lot need improving?

The Village Theatre Parking Lot Improvement Project will increase the available supply of public parking for users and patrons of downtown Danville. Land at 279 Front Street was acquired by the Town and together with improvements in the efficiency of the parking layout in the Village Theatre Parking lot, the new design will increase the number of spaces by 130 to a total of 200 parking spaces. 

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Zone 1 permits are $25.00. Zones 2 and 3 are $50.00 per year. Please refer to the https://permitsales.com/danvilleca/ to purchase the appropriate parking zone that is closest to your place of business or employment. 

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Why should I buy a permit?

Merchants and employees of the Downtown area are encouraged to participate in the employee permit program, as it allows all day parking in select areas of the Downtown while enhancing customer parking turnover within the prime downtown locations. Parking permits are $25.00 or $50.00 per calendar year, and help to ensure that not only do employees not have to worry about their vehicle, but also helps to ensure that your customers are able to find parking to shop at your business. For more information, please visit https://permitsales.com/danvilleca/ 

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Must be a resident of the property.Must have your name on the property tax bill or sign the affidavit claiming ownership.Must live within the Town limits.
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You may also find it helpful to download the Conservatorship Handbook, which contains a lot of useful information. A packet containing the necessary forms is available for purchase at the probate division of the Superior Court of California, County of Tuolumne.

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Your eligible family members may also qualify for care through TRICARE.
To learn more about your options, talk with a VA benefits counselor. Your counselor will help you determine what your military and VA medical board ratings mean and how they affect your options. Your counselor will also help you apply for benefits.
Call our health benefits hotline at 877-222-8387 to connect with a benefits counselor. If you have hearing loss, call TTY: 800-877-8339. We’re here Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. ET. Or contact your nearest VA medical center. Find a VA medical center near you

Getting started with VA health care
Can I apply for VA health care before I’ve ended my service?
Yes. You can apply as soon as you’ve received your separation or retirement papers. If we determine you’re eligible, you’ll be enrolled once you’ve separated or retired.
Can I use VA health care while I’m still on active duty?
You may be able to use VA health care if:
You need emergency or urgent care. We’ll provide care first, and then get TRICARE authorization for care once we’ve stabilized your health. 
You need routine care and you have a valid TRICARE referral or authorization.
The VA health facility you’re visiting has a VA/DoD sharing agreement that allows us to provide care without referrals. For more information about this, please contact your local military hospital or clinic (also called a military treatment facility) or TRICARE office. Find a military treatment facility Contact TRICARE
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The proposed timing for the key milestones in the RHNA process is shown below:RHNA: Key MilestonesProposed DeadlineHousing Methodology Committee Kick-offOctober 2019Subregions formFebruary 2020HCD Regional Housing Needs Determination June 2020Proposed RHNA methodology, draft subregion sharesFall 2020Final subregion sharesDecember 2020Draft RHNA methodology to HCD for review Winter 2021Final RHNA methodology, draft allocationSpring 2021RHNA AppealsSummer 2021Final RHNA allocation End of 2021Housing Element due dateJanuary 2023 

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Where Can I Get More Information on the RHNA Process?

For current housing element issues and more details on our RHNA numbers, please visit our Housing page. In addition, more information can be found at the Let's Talk Housing website. 

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Do I need a planning permit?

If you are planning to construct a new building, alter an existing building or change the use of a business you may need a planning permit. Common projects that may require planning approval include:Construct a new buildingIncrease the size or change the exterior appearance of your home or businessConstruct tenant improvementsInstall a signInstall a new use or change an existing useYou should contact a city planner to determine what, if any, planning approvals may be necessary for your project. You can speak to a planner at the Planning and Building counter in City Hall or call 650-616-7074 to make an appointment. 

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How can I find out the zoning district of a property?

The specific zoning district for every property can be found on the San Bruno Zoning Map. Please contact the Planning Division to confirm the zoning of your property at 650-616-7074. 

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How do I obtain a business license from the City?

Starting a new business is an exciting yet complex venture. The City of San Bruno would like to assist you through this process. Each business need is different and not all processes will apply to everyone.
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You generally do not need a court order to change your gender marker or sex identifier on a California birth or marriage certificate. 
Get instructions on how to change the records without a court order from Vital Records in the California Department of Public Health.  If you want to change your child's gender marker or sex identifier, you will need a court order. 
 

How to get a court order to change your California records 
Follow the same steps as someone who lives in California
If you live out of state, you can use the same forms and follow the same steps as someone who lives in California. You can use the step-by-step instructions in this Guide, with the few differences explained below.
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Where to file 
If you are asking to change a birth certificate, file in the county that issued the birth certificate.
If you are asking to change a marriage certificate, file in the county where the marriage was entered.
If you need to change a birth and a marriage certificate, you can file in either the county that issued the birth certificate or where the marriage was entered.
 
You can use Find my court to find the court in that county. You can file in person, by mail, and in many counties electronically (called e-filing). The court's website will have information about e-filing, if available.

Where to publish your request, if needed
If you are asking to change a name, unless the change is to match gender identity or also includes a request to change a sex identifier for gender recognition, you must have an Order to Show Cause published in a newspaper. A judge issues an Order to Show Cause after you file your request. The order notifies people about your request and gives them a deadline to file an objection, if any in court. 
 
If you live out of state, you must have the forms published in a newspaper where you live, not where you file your request. Find out what qualifies as a newspaper of general circulation. 

If you need a copy of a record 
You may need a copy of your records to find out information you need.