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In 2013, he accepted a position as a Deputy with the Mono County Sheriff’s Office and worked there for about 6 years. In 2018, Chief Casabian came back to the Department as a Sergeant, becoming a crucial member of the Management Team.At Town Council, Chief Casabian said, "I am grateful for my wife, Stacie, and our five children, cherishing every moment of raising our family in this breathtaking region we are proud to call home. I would like to thank the Town Council, Town Staff, Town Manager, and all members of our community for their support of the Mammoth Lakes Police Department. We will continue to work diligently to maintain the highest standards of excellence and to ensure that Mammoth Lakes remains a safe and secure place to live, work, and play."The entire Department is very proud to serve under the leadership of Chief Casabian and looks forward to a bright future for our beautiful and vibrant Community. 

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The purpose of the California Forest Improvement Program (CFIP) is to encourage private and public investment in, and improved management of, California forest lands and resources. This focus is to ensure adequate high quality timber supplies, related employment and other economic benefits, and the protection, maintenance, and enhancement of a productive and stable forest resource system for the benefit of present and future generations.
The program scope includes the improvement of all forest resources including fish and wildlife habitat, and soil and water quality. Cost-share assistance is provided to private and public ownerships containing 20 to 5,000 acres of forest land. Cost-shared activities include:

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Astrobiologist Laurie Barge, left, and former intern Erika Flores, right, pose for a photo in the Origins and Habitability Lab that Barge co-leads at JPL. Image credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech | + Expand imageTeamwork is also key for students working in engineering, software, or any other capacity across the Laboratory. When it comes to designing missions to go where nothing has gone before, collaboration between multi-disciplinary teams is a must. In terms of technical skills, knowledge of coding languages is the most sought after, with Python, MATLAB, and C languages leading the pack. And in certain groups, like the one that helps identify where it's safe to land spacecraft on Mars, experience with specialized tools like Geographic Information Systems, or GIS, can help applicants stand out.Still, for many mentors, enthusiasm and a willingness to learn and be proactive are far more important than any technical skill. "You don't have to be the most technically savvy person. If you have the initiative, the drive, and some experience, I find that to be more important than knowing 16 different [coding] languages," says Grant-Smith. "JPL is a unique place full of very smart people, but we're not good at what we do just because we have the know-how. We also have the drive and a passion for it."Getting InvolvedSo you're a rock-climbing Red Planet enthusiast who likes to create "Dune"-inspired stillsuits when you're not busy at your part-time job making frappuccinos with your fellow baristas. How do you improve the chances this information will land on a JPL mentor's desk? In a sentence: Build a strong network. So says Rebecca Gio of what made all the difference when she was struggling to find her academic groove right after high school. After a year spent repeating classes, changing schools, and feeling discouraged about what was next, Gio discovered what she needed to change her trajectory.
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During the 2022 grant year, BCPH purchased a trailer that allows staff to travel outside of the county to support partners raising awareness about the importance of car seat safety.

Solano County Health and Social Services, Solano Car Seat ConnectionThe Solano Car Seat Connection (SCSC) program launched a self-guided online course to allow parents and caregivers access to participate in the program virtually. The course allowed participants to learn at their own pace and at times that worked for them. This additional service offered another option for families who faced barriers such as scheduling conflicts or transportation issues. In addition, the program was successfully able to educate Solano parents and caregivers on proper car seat installation and utilization, and distributed free car seats to families in need.

Yuba County Health and Human Services, Child Passenger Safety ProgramYuba County Health and Human Services held a community event to promote the Child Passenger Safety program. The event was hosted by Yuba County Library and was a Halloween-themed event. Program staff engaged with staff using games and trivia questions related to passenger safety. Over 300 adults and children attended the event. The program won the library’s contest for best booth theme.

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Traffic Records Improvement Project Grant ProgramThe OTS awarded 26 Traffic Records improvement Project (TRIP) grants to local law enforcement agencies in during the 2022 grant year. These grants provide funding to create a new electronic records management system or upgrade a current one that allow for the electronic submission of crash records to the CHP’s Statewide Integrated Traffic Records System (SWITRS) database.

University of California, Berkeley SafeTREC, Transportation Injury Mapping SystemUC Berkeley SafeTREC enhanced its Transportation Injury Mapping System (TIMS) and released the new DUI/DUID Crash Summary and Map tool during the 2022 grant year. The tool used historical statewide DUI/DUID crashes to generate charts, maps, and tables by user-selected options of impairment type, the level of injury severity, and year. The tool also allows users to generate self-selected counties and/or cities.
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November 12 Kick-Off Event @ MH LibraryPowerful short talks featuring the United Against Hate theme from diverse community representatives, and a short music and cultural event, including songs, dance, and poetry. Community partners will be present during the event with information and art activities for children and adults.Poster Art CompetitionA UAH Poster Art Competition is in full swing! Deadline for your poster submission is January 15, 2024. Prize winners will be announced on February 14, 2024. Competition details and the application (PDF):Calling all students between transitional kindergarten and 12th grades! The City's LCAC is co-hosting a poster art design competition with Kiwanis Morgan Hill, continuing the United Against Hate campaign begun last month.1st Prize $150, 2nd Prize $100 per categoryCategories: Grades TK-2, 3-5, 6-8, and 9-12Theme: What does being 'United Against Hate' mean to you?Deadline: January 15, 2024; Results: February 14, 2024Drop off your poster design with your application form pasted on the back at BookSmart, 421 Vineyard Town Center, Morgan Hill.More InitiativesBeyond attending the kick-off event and displaying the Morgan Hill Stands United Against Hate poster, community members are encouraged to actively engage in initiatives to promote unity, inclusivity, and to stand against hate! This event is a terrific opportunity for the community to come together and support these important values. PartnersSince our City has previously adopted several anti-hate resolutions, the primary goal of this campaign is to bring the message to our community. The UAH community partners include: Congregation Emeth, Interfaith Community of South County, Morgan Hill Library, Cordoba Center/South Valley Islamic Center, Rotary Club of Morgan Hill, the Chamber of Commerce, the Downtown Association, Kiwanis Morgan Hill, SURJ South County, Gamma Alpha, AAUW Morgan Hill, and the Morgan Hill Unified School District. Long Term ChangeWhile a single week dedicated to this worthy cause is valuable, it is also a part of a broader effort to instill values year-round. The hope is that this week’s activities and discussions will have a lasting impact on community attitudes and behavior. 

 
 
 

 

 

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“Over the past few years, we have seen an increase in the number of bicycles and e-bikes on roadways,” Mammoth Lakes Chief of Police Chief Dan Casabian said. “This funding will be instrumental in enhancing safety through education and collaboration with the community.”     “Everyone deserves a safe environment to travel, regardless of how people get to places,” OTS Director Barbara Rooney said. “The safety of people walking and biking on our roads is a high priority. Education plays a pivotal role in creating a strong road safety culture that prioritizes traffic safety, especially for our most vulnerable road users.”Grant funds will support a variety of activities focused on bicycle and pedestrian safety: Community bicycle and walk “audits” of streets with a high rate of pedestrian and/or bicyclist fatalities and serious injury crashes.Participate in “Open Streets” events encouraging biking and walking.Bicycle training courses that educate youth on safe riding behaviors.Helmet fitting inspections and distribution of helmets to those in need.Community and school education presentations.Community bike rides that encourage and teach riders safe riding skills.Pop-up events that promote the importance of visibility on roads with safety equipment such as reflective armbands/leg bands and bicycle headlights/taillights.The grant program will run through September 2024. Funding for this program was provided by a grant from the California Office of Traffic Safety, through the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.  

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If suï¬icient information is not provided, we may request additional information or deny the request. Mail the completed FTB Form 588 to:

 Withholding Services and Compliance MS F182
 Franchise Tax Board
 PO Box 942867
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916-845-9512 

65. What is the time frame for a response to a waiver request?
We generally respond within 21 working days. We will contact the requester if additional information is required.
66. Must a waiver be requested for each payment or distribution?
No. Waivers are generally granted for fixed periods with a maximum expiration date of two years. 
67. Are withholding agents required to honor authorized waivers?
Yes. Withholding agents must honor authorized waivers.
68. Does an S corporation or partnership need to request a waiver from withholding if they have no California source income?
No. If the distribution is a return of capital or does not represent California source income, withholding is not required and a waiver is not necessary.
69. How does a nonresident qualify for a waiver?
The requirements to qualify for a waiver include, but are not limited to:

Payee has California tax returns on file for the two most recent taxable years in which the payee has a filing requirement and is considered current on any outstanding tax obligations.
Payee is making timely estimated tax payments for the current taxable year and is considered current on any outstanding tax obligations.

See Form 588, Nonresident Withholding Waiver Request, for details.
70. What should a withholding agent do if they withheld 7 percent but have not remitted the amount to FTB and a waiver has been authorized?
The withholding agent must return any amounts withheld.
Nonwage, Independent Contractors, Rents and Royalties, Beneficiaries of Estates and Trusts
This portion provides guidance for those making payments to nonresident independent contractors, payments of rents or royalties to nonresidents, and distributions to nonresident beneficiaries of estates or trusts.
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