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Children's Waiting Room

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The Children’s Waiting Room is a free service for parents and guardians who have court business at the Hayward Hall of Justice. The waiting room offers a safe place for your children to remain while you conduct your business at the Court. Please see the information below for details on the services provided by the Children's Waiting Room.

About the Children's Waiting Room and Staff
Age-appropriate games, toys and projects are provided for children. Light snacks are available. The staff has childcare experience and is trained in CPR and basic first aid. Please note that the waiting room only provides short-term care while parents remain within the court building. Parents and guardians should allow at least ten minutes to complete the necessary paperwork.
How to Use the Children's Waiting Room
Complete the registration form upon arrival at the Children’s Waiting Room. Matching wristbands will be assigned to the parent registering as well as the child. The same person registering at the Children’s Waiting Room must return to sign out the child.
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The VA Online Scheduling application does require the use of ID.me, DS Logon or My HealtheVet account credentials. Learn more about VA Online Scheduling.How can I start using VA Video Connect with my VA care team?Veterans and health care providers jointly decide whether to use VA Video Connect for a medical visit. Once your care team begins offering visits using VA Video Connect, you should discuss its use with your provider.How do I access my VA Video Connect Session?When a VA Video Connect session is scheduled, you will receive a confirmation email. You will also receive reminder emails 14 days before your appointment (if the appointment is made 30 days or more in advance), seven days before, and one day before.On the day of your appointment, you will receive a reminder email that contains the link to join VA Video Connect’s virtual medical room. If you invited guests to your video appointment at the time of scheduling, they will also receive a link the day of your appointment. This link enables them to join from anywhere in the U.S. At the time of your appointment, simply click on the link, enter your name (required) and your address (optional), and launch the session.Alternatively, you may choose to view and access your video appointments through the VA Online Scheduling app. Learn more about VA Online Scheduling.Can I use the same link for all of my VA Video Connect sessions?No, you cannot use the same link for all VA Video Connect sessions. On the day of your video appointment, you will receive a reminder email that contains the link to join the virtual medical room. Will I receive a reminder before my VA Video Connect appointment?Yes, when a VA Video Connect session is scheduled, you will receive a confirmation email. It is recommended that you follow the instructions in the email to add the appointment information to your calendar. You will also receive reminder emails 14 days before your appointment (if the appointment is made 30 days or more in advance), seven days before, and one day before. On the day of your video appointment, you will receive a reminder email that contains the link to join the virtual medical room.
FAQs • San Bruno, CA • CivicEngage
The Friends of the San Bruno Library are pleased to accept donations of books, DVD, CDs and puzzles in very good condition. Limit of two boxes or bags per household per week. View donation policy for more information. 

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I got a bill from the library, what do I do?

The NOTICE OF BILLING FROM YOUR LIBRARY is a notice sent out to patrons who have an item(s) on their record that is more than 30 days overdue. It is a reminder that the item(s) has not been returned. The item(s) needs to be returned as soon as possible. Once the item(s) is returned the amount due for the returned item(s) item will change to $0. If the item(s) is lost, you can pay online or in person at any public library in San Mateo County. 

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Does Storytime require registration?

San Bruno Library storytimes do not require advance registration. 

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What homework help do you provide to children?

The San Bruno Library provides two types of resources for homework help: the Homework Center and Online Tutoring. The San Bruno Library Homework Center is a free, as-needed, drop-in program for students from kindergarten through 8th grade, Monday through Thursday on San Bruno Park School District school days from September to May. Free registration is required. There is no attendance requirement. Parents may join their students in the Homework Center if they wish. Students bring their specific homework or project to work on. Homework assistance is provided by staff and library volunteers as time allows. The Homework Center is not after-school childcare, and it does not provide one-on-one tutoring. Online Tutoring is provided for San Bruno Library cardholders via Tutor.com and Brainfuse. These online services also serve students through Community College and have resources for Job Seekers and Career Skill building. 

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Can I return my books to another library?

Items that were borrowed at a public library in San Mateo County can be returned to any public library in San Mateo County. This does not pertain to all materials, such as electronic devices and other special collection items.
On the trail to spring picnics in Sonoma County parks
From the entrance, follow the Creek Trail nearly a half mile to the namesake creek running through the park. Here, the trail intersects with Buckeye and Sunset trails, and you’ll find a shaded, creekside picnic table under gnarled oak branches. Kids will love climbing the low, sturdy limbs and rock-hopping across the creek. Adults will love that the kids are keeping themselves entertained. Park info and map
East Ridge Trail at Tolay Lake Regional Park

For a vigorous climb that will work up an appetite, try the East Ridge Trail to Three Bridges Vista Point at Tolay Lake Regional Park southeast of Petaluma. This 5-mile round-trip route follows Causeway Trail across Tolay Lake and climbs through an oak woodland to join the East Ridge Trail. At the top, three picnic tables and 360-degree views are there to greet you. On a clear day, you may be able to spot the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge and Bay Bridge. Bring binoculars, plenty of water and sun protection, as there is little shade at the top. Park info and map
Pack light
Because you'll hike up to a mile to reach these sites, keep your load light – sandwiches, fruit, and other portable items that fit in your day pack. It's OK to enjoy alcohol in the parks, so if there's room in your pack for your favorite Sonoma County wine or craft beer, here's to you!
Know before you go
Keep in mind all of these picnic sites are a little rugged. They're not set amid manicured grounds, and the tables could be described as "vintage." But that's part of the adventure, right?
Please practice Leave No Trace: If you bring it into the outdoors, take it back with you. Discarded to-go containers, soda cans, plastic bags, etc. all have far-reaching, negative impacts on wildlife and the environment. 
Pack out everything you pack in – not all these picnic sites have trash cans nearby – and be a hero and pick up other trash and litter to leave the place better than you found it.
Updated April 2024 

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FAQs • Dublin • CivicEngage
City staff verifies that payment is due and then prepares a list of checks to be issued. This list is known as the warrant register and must be approved by the City Council at a scheduled City Council meeting before any check can actually be issued. This process can be time consuming, but it ensures accuracy and accountability. Anyone submitting a valid request for payment to the City will typically receive payment within 3-5 weeks from the time the request for payment or invoice is submitted.	

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When does the City Council adopt its yearly budget?

The City operates on a fiscal year from July 1 through June 30. The City Council reviews the budget in public budget study sessions held during the month of June, and adopts the budget by June 30 of each year after a public hearing has been held.	

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How do I file a claim for monetary damages against the City of Dublin?

Claim forms are available at City Hall on the second floor, located at 100 Civic Plaza. A claim form can be requested by telephone by calling (925) 833-6650. Claim forms must be filed with the City within six months from the date of the incident.	

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What happens to the claim after it is filed?

The claim is forwarded to the City's claim adjuster for handling. The adjuster will contact the claimant to discuss the claim and determine damages. The adjuster then reports to the City if the claim should be accepted or denied.	

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How often should I test my smoke detector?

Smoke detectors should be tested at a minimum every six months.	

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What do I need to know about the fire sprinklers in my home?

View our Residential Fire Sprinkler News handout.	

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Where can I find information concerning Dublin's Fire Code?

The City of Dublin has adopted the 2012 International Fire Code (2013 California Fire Code). It is located in the Dublin Municipal Code - Chapter 5.08.	

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It can also be mailed to the Registrar of Voters or delivered in person to any Accessible Voting Location in your county no later than 8:00 PM on election day. If illness or a physical disability prevents you from returning your ballot in person, you may designate a close relative to return the ballot to the polling place. The Registrar of Voters Office is located in the Alameda County Courthouse at: 1225 Fallon Street, Room G-1 Oakland, CA 94612 

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Do I need identification when I go to vote?

No. You will just be asked to state your name and address and sign the roster of voters.	

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What if I make a mistake on my ballot?

You may request another ballot.	

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What types of elections are there?

There are three basic types:PrimaryGeneralLocalIn addition, special elections can be called, which are limited to one specific purpose (e.g., filling a vacancy). The City of Dublin conducts a general election. 

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How can I find answers to other election-related questions?

For more information on registering to vote you may want to visit the Secretary of State's Frequently Asked Questions. Contact the Registrar of Voters Office at (510) 272-6973. 

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Enter your address in the Searchable Map to find what district you live in.  

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Jury Info | Superior Court of California | County of Tulare
If a jury cannot arrive at a verdict within a reasonable time, and the jury indicates to the judge that there is no possibility that they can reach a verdict, the judge, in his or her discretion, may order the jury dismissed.
This results in a mistrial, sometimes referred to as a "hung jury," and may result in a complete retrial of the case.
In your efforts to reach a verdict, keep in mind that you are to consider only the evidence that was presented to you in the courtroom. You should not guess or speculate, although you may draw reasonable inferences and deductions from the evidence presented.
Do not assume that a case is unimportant. If it were your case, it would be important to you, and you would want it to receive earnest and conscientious consideration whether your cause might appear great or small to others.
Juries in this court have been providing outstanding service and have set a worthy standard. It is the responsibility of our judges, you, and of all future jurors to insure the continuance of jury service at the highest level.

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221 S. Mooney Blvd, Room 202
Visalia, CA 93232
559-730-5100Toll Free:1-877-245-5509
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Porterville, CA 93257
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You may e-mail your jury related questions to: webjury@tulare.courts.ca.gov.
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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?

If you are an adult and have received a traffic citation and need information, you should call the Traffic Court at 650-363-4300. If you are a juvenile and have received a traffic citation, you should call the Juvenile Traffic Court at 650-312-5383. 

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Where is the prescription medication drop-off?

In the wrong hands, prescription medications can have fatal consequences. If they are not disposed of properly, they can contaminate the wastewater system. The San Bruno Police Department is one of several law enforcement agencies in the County to house a drop off container for this pilot program. Residents can bring their unused medication and place the items into the marked receptacle located in the Police Department lobby.The lobby is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Please do not dispose needles or syringes in the receptacle. 

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How can I obtain a copy of a police report?

Police reports may only be released to authorized parties and according to state law. Reports involving certain types of crime (i.e.; juvenile cases and some sex related crimes) cannot be released to anyone except district attorneys or law enforcement agencies.
VA Video Connect | VA Mobile
To unhide the Chat Room, tap the up arrow.How do I mute my microphone, so my provider cannot hear my audio?To mute your microphone so your provider cannot hear your audio, tap the microphone icon. A slash through the microphone icon will appear indicating that your microphone is muted. Tap the microphone icon to remove the slash and unmute yourself so your provider can hear your audio.How do I hide my video feed, so my provider cannot see me?To hide your video feed so that your provider cannot see you, tap the video camera icon. A slash through the video icon will appear indicating that your video feed is hidden. Tap the video icon to remove the slash and unhide your video feed so your provider can see you.When my meeting is done, how do I end or ‘hang up’?To exit the video meeting with your provider, tap the red circle with the phone icon. A pop-up Leave Session box will appear. Tap Yes, Leave to leave, or tap No to return to the video meeting. You will go back to the VA Video Connect Login screen after logging out.What is VA Mobile?VA Mobile is an initiative that aims to improve Veterans’ health by providing technologies to expand care beyond the traditional office visit. As part of VA Mobile, VA is releasing a series of secure apps that take advantage of the popularity of wireless technologies to support Veterans, caregivers, and VA care teams.Do I have to log in to each VA Mobile App individually?No. VA created the VA Launchpad to house all mobile apps that connect to CPRS. By signing in to the VA Launchpad once, you can access multiple apps from one location – without having to log in to each one individually.What do I do if I need additional information or help?A built-in information feature is available in the app. Tap the i icon, and a pop-up Information box will appear. Tap Help, and a pop-up Help box will appear with information about how to contact the Help Desk and provide general feedback.You may also access videos including:How to Access VMRA Virtual Medical Room EncounterNote that you should never use this app in an emergency situation. If you encounter an emergency, call your local medical center or dial 911.
Mars Audio Log #10 - NASA
And especially when we get to share these moments and these revelations, we realize how big everything actually is and how important this experience is. I appreciate being reminded that this is a way to keep looking up when the world seems to be looking unpleasant. And it’s critical for me to be supported by the people that you’ve listed, everybody involved in this CHAPEA effort and that includes all the SMEs, all our friends, all family members, and frankly, everybody who ever thinks about Mars and anyone who dreams of space exploration. And just be curious about where we are in the universe is really cool.
Kelly Haston: A hundred percent. Okay so onto some really fun stuff. So we are getting close to the finish relative to the rest of the mission time. And so I’m going to ask Anca, what is the first outdoor activity that you are going to do when you get outside?
Anca Selariu: I think as soon as I see any kind of nature or world that is not a 3D printed habitat, I’m just going to go for a run and keep running until I run out of steam and oxygen. So I have no idea where that’s going to be, but that’s my first thought. Then it would be nice probably to go to the beach, touch sand, although I’m not, you know, in my normal life, I wouldn’t necessarily be crave to go to see a beach. I’ve seen enough sea to last me a couple of lifetimes, and there’s probably got to be a lot more of it in the Navy. But the thing that I really crave is an actual fully equipped gym. I want to return—
Kelly Haston: That’s not outdoors.
[Laughs]
Anca Selariu: Whatever gets me there. How about you?
Kelly Haston: So I definitely am really missing the ocean. I live next to the ocean in Pacifica, the town that I live in near San Francisco. And so I will definitely be driving to Galveston and as soon as I can after we’re out with, with my family members that may be here and getting into the ocean. So I’m really, really craving that.
Pregnancy and HIV
Talk with your doctor as soon as you find out you are pregnant so that you can have your viral load tested and start HIV medicines.
C-section delivery
Studies show that when some women with HIV had a cesarean section (C-section - surgery to deliver the baby) before labor started, the chance of passing HIV to their babies was lowered by about a half. 
Women with very high viral loads who have not taken HIV medicines are more likely to benefit from a C-section delivery than women with very low viral loads.
If I decide to take HIV medicines, when is the best time to start?
Usually, the best time to start HIV medicines to lower the chance of passing HIV to your baby is the beginning of your 4th month of pregnancy. Some women may need to start HIV medicines sooner if they are very sick or have a very high viral load.
If you are already taking HIV medicines and you want to get pregnant or are already pregnant, you should talk to your doctor right away to see if you should still take these medicines, especially during the first three months of pregnancy. Some HIV medicines are better than others for pregnant women.
Talk to your doctor about what is best for you and your baby.
Will HIV medicines harm my baby or me?
A number of HIV medicines have been found to be safe for pregnant women and babies. Overall, AZT has been shown to be very safe when taken during pregnancy. To date, no birth defects or serious health problems have been linked to babies of pregnant women who took AZT only. A very few babies whose mothers took both AZT and another HIV medicine called 3TC had some side effects, but serious problems happened in very few cases (in less than 1 out of 1,000 cases).
Many other medications that fight HIV have been tested in pregnant women and seem safe. AZT, Epivir (3TC), Zerit (d4T), Combivir (AZT/3TC), Viramune (Nevirapine) and Viracept (Nelfinavir) have all been taken by enough pregnant women to show that they do not cause a significantly higher number of birth defects. The only HIV medication that is linked to birth defects is Sustiva (Efavirenz).