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Carnegie SVRA
The hills are divided into two use areas: open riding and designated trails only in Resource Management Areas (RMAs). Roads, trails, and riding areas are two way; please watch for oncoming traffic.

DAY USE AREAS 

Enjoy the day in our day use areas, complete with ramadas, tables, BBQ pits and bathrooms nearby in the valley floor. There are picnic areas in the hills located in the areas of Black Bear, Los Osos, Phase III, and Pottery. 

Safe and Responsible OHV Operation
Safe and responsible OHV operation starts with proper training. The OHMVR Division has partnered with the Specialty Vehicle Institute of America, Recreational Off-Highway Vehicle Association and the Motorcycle Safety Foundation to provide FREE ATV, ROV and dirt bike training. For the list of classes and other information about OHV safety training, please reference the webpages below.
 

Training Schedule (List of Classes for all OHVs)
ATV Safety Training
Dirt Bike Training
ROV Safety Training

 
The SVRAs listed below have at least one approved ATV training range and may have ranges for dirt bikes and/or ROVs:
 

Prairie City SVRA
Carnegie SVRA
Hollister Hills SVRA
Hungry Valley SVRA
Clay Pit SVRA
Ocotillo Wells SVRA
Heber Dunes SVRA

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Jury Policies | Superior Court of California | County of Tulare
It works like this: You are summoned and appear at the courthouse at the designated time. If you are not selected for a jury that day, you are excused and have satisfied your obligation for at least a year. If you are selected for a jury, service in that trial satisfies your obligation for at least one year.  In addition, if you are summoned and EXCUSED and do not need to appear, you are excused through the remainder of the calendar year. 
Trial Duration
Trials are of varying lengths. Cases in Tulare County average 2-4 days. The trial judge will advise you of the trial duration and may excuse you from serving on a particular case if your service would amount to an extreme hardship.
Waiting
Due to the nature of jury service and the court process itself, there are often periods of waiting. We suggest bringing something to read or small electronic devices to use while you are waiting. Please do not bring with you any type of knitting, crocheting, or embroidery needles. Two computer workstations are in the jury assembly room to provide a space to work. The Court offers Wi-Fi throughout the building. There are brief recesses throughout the day, and you will have at least one hour for lunch.

Jury Questions?
You may e-mail your jury related questions to: webjury@tulare.courts.ca.gov.
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Monterey Park Bruggemeyer Library 3D Printing Services | Monterey Park, CA - Official Website
Projects that require more than 4 hours of printing will not be accepted.Projects will be printed in one color ONLYThe Library’s 3D printer is only able to print in one color at a time. For color options, speak with a staff member to see what colors are available.Staff will print one project per monthIn order to accommodate all users, the Library will only allow patrons to print one project per month.The Monterey Park Bruggemeyer Library’s 3D printer will be handled by designated staffThe public will not have access to the printer at any time.Stop by the Adult Reference Desk to submit your project. Projects will be printed based on staff availability, so please allow one week for your project to be printed. If the Library’s 3D printer malfunctions, staff will attempt to print one more time.Staff will contact you when your project is ready for pickupAll projects must be picked up within 5 business days unless prior arrangements have been made with staff for a different pick-up date. If projects are not picked up on time, they become the property of the Monterey Park Library.

 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Where can I find 3D projects to print and does the library offer 3D print classes? Patrons can create their own designs using computer aided design (CAD) software. Staff recommends web based CAD programs such as Tinkercad.com or Thingiverse.com.Is this service free?Yes! 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.
Shoreline Trail - City of Buffalo | Empire State Trail
The open atmosphere is great for socializing or even finishing up a little work while you refuel.

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Curtiss Hotel

The Curtiss Hotel is built inside of the renovated historic landmark Harlow C. Curtiss building in Buffalo, NY. The Curtiss features 68 ultra-luxurious rooms with marble bathrooms, with high-tech enhancements that will make your stay extra comfortable. The Chez Ami inside Curtiss Hotel is a 200+ seat casual upscale restaurant featuring Western New York's only revolving bar and year-round patio seating along West Huron street.

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Embassy Suites by Hilton Buffalo

Embassy Suites Buffalo is a new contemporary hotel located in downtown Buffalo in the Avant. The Hotel is easily accessible to business and government offices, the Theater and Entertainment Districts, and many restaurants. Each of the 182 two-room suites have dramatic glass wall views, designer furniture, finishes and wall coverings, two 32" LCD televisions, and a wet bar with microwave, mini refrigerator, and coffeemaker. Included in the daily room rate are a complimentary full cooked-to-order breakfast and a complimentary two-hour Evening Reception.

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Hampton Inn & Suites Buffalo Downtown

Hampton Inn & Suites Buffalo-Downtown is a six-story hotel featuring 140 beautifully appointed rooms and suites, located in the heart of downtown Buffalo, NY. Whether staying with them for business or pleasure, they look forward to providing you with superior accommodations and all the services you have come to expect from Hampton®. Hotel amenities include a clean and fresh Hampton bed; free, hot breakfast served daily; premium coffee and tea served 24 hours a day; indoor heated pool and whirlpool spa; a 24-hour fitness center;spacious rooms with free wireless Internet; the ability to earn Hilton Honors Points.

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Hilton Garden Inn Buffalo Downtown
Mount San Jacinto State Park
The following State Park Passes are accepted at Mount San Jacinto State Park:

California Explorer Vehicle Day Use Annual Pass*
Golden Poppy Vehicle Day Use Annual Pass*
Golden Bear Pass**
Limited Use Golden Bear Pass (not valid Friday before Memorial Day through Labor Day)*
Disabled Discount Pass (1/2 price day use and camping)**
Distinguished Veteran Pass
Library Pass (must have Library hang tag)
Adventure Pass (printout pass to place on your dash)

* Can be purachased at the Park Headquarters

Operating Hours

Park Headquarters (Idyllwild)Everyday 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Long Valley Ranger StationOpen every day, hours may vary

Physical Address

Park Headquarters:
25905 Highway 243, Idyllwild, CA 92549
 
Long Valley Ranger Station (via Palm Springs Aerial Tramway):
1 Tramway Road, Palm Springs, CA 92262
 
Directions
From Riverside, take Interstate 10 East to Hwy 243 South to the park. From San Diego, take Interstate 15 North to 215 North, exit Hwy 74 east to Hwy 243 north to the park. To Long Valley, take Interstate 10 East to California State Route 111, turn right on Tramway Rd., and take the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway.

Park Rules

Permits - You must have a permit to enter the wilderness. If you are under the age of 18 you must be with a parent or guardian or have a signed consent to obtain the permit. 
Drones - The use of powered unmanned aircraft, drones, or other remote controlled aerial devices is prohibited within the park's boundaries.
Campfires - Campfires and barbeques are permitted within the Idyllwild and Stonecreek Campground. Campfires are only allowed in the park's designated fire rings and are subject to sudden restrictions in the event of high wildlife condtions. In wilderness areas, campfires and barbeques are prohibited. Only portable camp stoves with an on/off switch are permitted for cooking within all designated campsites within the Mount San Jacinto State Wilderness. 
Sanitation - In the state wilderness, use the pit toilets in the campgrounds.
Los Padres National Forest - Maps & Publications

Maps and books on hiking, mountain biking, camping, fishing and other topics are for sale at Los Padres NF Headquarters, District Offices and Visitor Centers; Wheeler Gorge and the Big Sur Multi-Agency Sales are through the Los Padres Forest Association.
In general, forest visitor and other kinds of maps can be purchased at most Los Padres National Forest Offices.
Digital Maps for Mobile Devices
The Avenza Maps Mobile App, developed by Avenza Systems Inc., is available as a free download from iTunes and the Android Play Store. The app provides access to Forest Service maps, such as motor-vehicle-use maps, which are free while pages from national forest atlases are 99 cents and forest visitor maps are $4.99. Prices are pending for other agency maps.
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Topographic Maps

FSTopo is the Forest Service series of large scale topographic maps. FSTopo maps are 7.5 minute, 1:24,000-scale over the conterminous United States, and 15 minute X 20-22.5 minute, 1:63,360-scale over Alaska. These maps are available for download at Forest Service Topography Maps.

Motor Vehicle Use Maps (MVUM)
The Motor Vehicle Use Map displays National Forest System routes (roads and trails) or areas designated open to motorized travel. The Motor Vehicle Use Map also displays uses allowed by vehicle class (highway-legal vehicles, vehicles less than 50 inches wide and motorcycles), and seasonal allowances.

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Broadcast/controlled/cultural burning is not eligible for CFIP cost share. For a list of other practices not eligible for CFIP cost-share, please review the User’s Guide.  


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The California Forest Improvement Program receives funding from a variety of other State and Federal sources. The varied funding sources may have different requirements or additional application procedures, so please always be sure to discuss your project with your Forestry Assistance Specialist (FAS) at the CAL FIRE unit in which your project resides, or the Regional FAS. Please refer to contact list under more information on this page.
CFIP will be releasing approximately $1 to $2 million per period (every other month). The highest ranked CFIP application packages will be selected for funding in each application period. Once the funds have been encumbered for the designated period. all qualifying unfunded CFIP application packages shall be moved to the next funding cycle to compete with CFIP application packages that are submitted during that designated period. Application packages that have failed to score high enough to be awarded a grant after one year will be sent back to the project proponent with an explanation for why the project has not been funded.


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CFIP solicitation periods close every other month, on the dates listed below.
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For a CFIP application package to be selected for funding in any given solicitation batch, it must have first scored well at the local level and been processed by the local FAS. Please discuss local scoring and processing lead times with the FAS at the CAL FIRE unit in which your project resides.


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Before you fill out an application, contact your local FAS to determine the status of funding, current application process, and whether your property and project are eligible for funding. (Please refer to contact list in the Contact Us section at the bottom of this page).
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Upper Unit at Cottonwood Creek Wildlife Area

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Cottonwood Creek Wildlife Area is approximately 6,300 acres of steep oak-grassland (Upper unit) and steep hilly grassland (Lower unit). Wildlife includes wild pigs, black-tailed deer, gray fox, and 100 species of birds.
For more information, call the Los Banos office at (209) 826-0463.

RecreationHistory

Recreational Opportunities
 
Activities: wildlife viewing and hunting
For more information about pig and deer hunting application, see the news release. Access the application (PDF).
Hunting:
Type C: Cottonwood Creek Wildlife Area, including the Upper Cottonwood Unit and Lower Cottonwood Unit, does not require the purchase of a hunting pass for entry. Entry permits and/or passes or special drawing may be required for hunting on some Type C wildlife areas.
Unit Maps: Lower (PDF) | Upper (PDF)

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Fishing and Hunting Regulations
License Items and Fees

NOTE: Visitors are responsible for knowing and complying with all regulations pertaining to the use of Department lands.

Refer to the Public Uses on State and Federal Lands section of the Waterfowl, Upland Game, and Public Use Regulations (PDF) booklet for both statewide and property-specific regulations.

 You may not operate a drone on CDFW Lands without a Special Use Permit.

Area History
Past land use, from the Rancho San Luis Gonzaga Spanish land grant days until the Department assumed management responsibility, was for cattle grazing. The property was designated as a wildlife area by the Fish and Game Commission in 1978.

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Central Region (Region 4)

Merced and Santa Clara counties
Grand Jury | Superior Court of California | County of Tuolumne
Shortly before the beginning of the Grand Jury term of service, July 1 through June 30, an orientation process is conducted. The foreperson is selected by the Advising Judge of the Superior Court, with all other officers selected by the Jury itself.
Tuolumne County provides Grand Jurors and Alternatives with a comprehensive 2 day training  together with other Grand Jurors in the Tri-county area to prepare then for their work ahead. 

Are Grand Jurors paid for their services?

Grand Jurors are paid $15 per diem for each Grand Jury meeting attended, plus mileage. Grand Jurors are not paid the per diem for individual committee meetings.

Who advises the Grand Jury?

The Grand Jury may rely on the following as advisors:
Advising Judge
District Attorney
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Attorney General

Where does the Grand Jury meet?

The Grand Jury meets in the Grand Jury meeting room in a designated space determined by the Superior Court of California, or the County of Tuolumne. Meeting can also be by remote presence. The Grand Jury decides where and how it will meet to conduct business. 

 

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Hudson Valley Rail Trail - Lloyd to New Paltz | Empire State Trail
The Village and several restaurants are a short walk from the hotel. See our Things to Do page for more information.
We have chosen to decorate our rooms with local photography and we offer comforts of home, such as a 46-inch HDTV, microwave, mini-refrigerator and coffeemaker. Get a peaceful night’s sleep in the clean and fresh Hampton bed®. Keep in touch with free WiFi. We also offer accessible rooms.
Start the morning with Hampton’s free hot breakfast, including fresh-baked waffles, oatmeal, scrambled eggs, bacon and other favorites. In a rush? Our TREAT Shop is open 24 hours for drinks and snacks on the go, and there is always free coffee and tea in the lobby. Unwind after a busy day with a dip in the heated indoor saltwater pool, or burn calories in our 24-hour fitness center.

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Cabin/Cottage & Vacation Rentals
 
Hidden Cedar Inn

Large secluded estate with privacy. Accommodates 18+ people comfortably whether sleeping, dining, or partying. Six bedroom suites each with private full bathrooms, no sharing, two additional bathrooms in common areas. Fully stocked gourmet kitchen, six foot outdoor barbecue. Outdoor patio, beautiful old growth forest. Linens and towels provided. Amenities galore. 12 minutes to the town of New Paltz.

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Dude Ranches
 
Rocking Horse Ranch

All-Inclusive Four Season Family Resort in the Hudson Valley. We’re more than just horses… We’re the most fun your family ever had! Nestled on a 500-acre spread in the heart of the scenic Hudson River Valley, Rocking Horse offers 4 seasons of activities for families of all ages. From our Winter Fun Park to Big Splash indoor waterpark, The Ranch provides the perfect backdrop for your family’s next big adventure.
Local Conservation Corps | California Conservation Corps
It added Public Resources Code 75050, authorizing the Legislature to appropriate $45 million to the California Conservation Corps (CCC) for resource conservation and restoration projects, and for facilities acquisition, development and local resource conservation activities.
The bond appropriated $32.5 million to certified local conservation corps (LCC) between two allocations:

Allocation 1 75050(l)(1): For projects to improve public safety and improve and restore watersheds.
Allocation 2: 75050(I)(2): For acquisition and development of facilities to support LCCs and for local resource conservation activities.

Due to unspent/remaining funds from the original appropriation, the CCC has been authorized to allocate $1,293,000 from Allocation 2 to LCCs for conservation and facility development projects.
This grant program is currently closed.
2021 LCC Prop 84 Guidelines (PDF)
 
 

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CCC Certification Program
The CCC certifies LCCs to ensure they are meeting statutory requirements and to make them eligible for CCC and CalRecycle grant funds. To learn more about the process and requirements to becoming a certified LCC, please email LCC_Cert@ccc.ca.gov.

 

State certification by the CCC, in collaboration with the Department of Resources Recycling and Recovery (CalRecycle), is required for a LCC to be eligible for CalRecycle and CCC grant funding, in addition to a variety of other state funding opportunities. LCCs are certified by meeting statutory criteria defining the elements of a “Community Conservation Corps” outlined in Public Resources Code section 14507.5. Annual certification by the State of California provides LCCs recognition that they are operating according to mandatory statutes and fulfilling the mission of what it means to be a conservation corps program.
LCCs Certified for the 2023/2024 Fiscal Year

Cesar Chavez Environmental Corps (FIELD)
Civicorps
Conservation Corps North Bay
Conservation Corps of Long Beach
Fresno Local Conservation Corps
Greater Valley Conservation Corps
Los Angeles Conservation Corps
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San Francisco Conservation Corps
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