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ADA Information | Superior Court of California | County of Tuolumne
A completed Judicial Council form MC-410, Request for Accommodations by Persons With Disabilities and Response, is required to be submitted to the counter, located in the lobby of the courthouse at 12855 Justice Center Drive, five days prior to the approval of the requested accommodation. The form can also be mailed to: ADA Coordinator, 12855 Justice Center Dr. Sonora, CA 95370.
Click here for PDF version of the form that you can complete and submit to the court.
If you have need of Hearing Assistance Devices during a Court Hearing, please let the Bailiff of that courtroom know and they will accommodate you.
There are designated handicap parking spaces available in the upper public parking lot.
NOTE: If you have business at the courthouse and require assistance because of a disability, please call the court at (209) 533-6565. The court requires notification in advance in order to provide certain accommodations. For more information on services for persons with disabilities, you may call the ADA clerk at (209) 533-6565 or email ada@tuolumne.courts.ca.gov.

ADA Contact Information
12855 Justice Center Drive
Sonora, CA 95370
Phone:(209) 533-6565
Email: ada@tuolumne.courts.ca.gov
The public areas of the new courthouse are all wheelchair accessible. All five courtrooms are wheelchair accessible.

 

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What is Public Safety?The uniformed members of the Public Safety Department (PSD) are special patrolmen and women designated by the Police Commissioner of the City of New York, and authorized by Section 2.20 of the Criminal Procedure Law to act as peace officers. The PSD is a division of the Roosevelt Island Operating Corporation (RIOC), the State public benefit agency that runs certain services for the island and plans for its future development.DutiesPSD officers are the front-line problem solvers for the Roosevelt Island community. Working closely with the City Police Department’s 114th Precinct, with the Fire Department and their Medical Services (EMS) - all based in Queens - the Public Safety Department provides a 24-hour-a-day, seven-day-a-week presence on the island.AssistancePSD assists in enforcing all State and City laws, including traffic regulations and those sections of the Penal Law, Criminal Procedure Law, and Vehicle and Traffic Laws as they pertain to Roosevelt Island. Officers are trained to know these laws and regulations, the laws of arrest and the Constitutional rights of the individual. 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.
Onboarding Checklist | Cal Guard
After your first login, use the direct link provided in your e-mail and tentative job offer.
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Submit electronically in USA Staffing Onboarding.USA Staffing for New Hires login.  For your initial login, use the link provided in your offer letter. After your first login, use the direct link.

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Review directions to campus and accessing the Gateway.Information will be provided to you by HR Remote Designee or your appointed Supervisor

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You will be contacted to complete additional forms via the Electronic Questionnaire for Investigative Processing (e-QIP) system.
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Tent, Trailer and RV Campsites

Tent, trailer and RV camping is available at the following parks: 

Doran and Westside, both on Bodega Bay and featuring harbor access
Stillwater Cove and Gualala Point, both on the northern Sonoma Coast and featuring beaches and forests
Spring Lake, which offers a wilderness experience near the conveniences of Santa Rosa 
Hood Mountain in scenic Sonoma Valley features environmental campsites reached by hiking approximately 2 miles from the parking area 

Reservations are required for all campsites – with the exception of hiker/bike-in sites, which are first-come, first-served.
ADA accessible campsites are designated for use by people with disabilities. To reserve, a member of your party must qualify as disabled under the guidelines determined by your state.
Reserve a Campsite

Amenities
Amenities at each campground may include:

Fire ring, picnic table and cleared area for a tent
RV/trailer parking with pull-through sites and dump stations

Max RV length for Spring Lake and Stillwater is 31 feet
Max RV length for Gualala is 24 feet

Quiet hours are 10 p.m.-7 a.m.; generator hours are 8 a.m.-8 p.m.
Showers and flush toilets, electrical outlets in bathrooms
ADA access
Beach, marina or lake access

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$37 per night May 1 through Nov. 30 (+$10 for sites with electrical hook-ups)
Erie Canalway Trail - DeWitt to Chittenango | Empire State Trail
Visit Site 
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B&B & Country Inns & Farm Stays
 
A Sense of Place B&B

Relax & take a step back in time as you visit this wonderful fully restored Victorian era home in Syracuse's eastern suburb of Fayetteville. Located only 15 minutes to Syracuse University, DestinyUSA and Downtown Syracuse, this delightful bed and breakfast offers two beautifully appointed rooms and many other amenities. Experience a restful night's sleep, enjoy a delicious homemade breakfast served in the parlor, take a stroll down the street and see who you meet, listen to the church bells ringing, and discover what else awaits you...

Visit Site 
 303 East Genesee Street, Fayetteville, NY 13066

 (315) 382-8737 

Hotels/Motels & Resorts
 
Craftsman Inn & Suites

Only minutes from Syracuse University and downtown Syracuse, the Craftsman Inn is conveniently located near great shopping centers, restaurants, antiques, and golf courses. Comfortable and gracious, the Craftsman Inn has been designed with all of the modern amenities required by today's business and leisure traveler. Each guest room is individually decorated with Stickley furniture and features cable television with HBO, radio and a large work area. All the standard rooms offer telephones and access to fax/copy services. In addition, the suites offer FREE high speed internet access. Free access to the Business Center is available for today's business traveler.

Visit Site 
 7300 E. Genesee St., Fayetteville, NY 13066

 (315) 637-8000 

Dude Ranches

Hill Top Ranch

Saddle up and experience a taste of the "Real West" in the east, at the Hilltop Ranch, one of New York's premier Guest Ranches. Your cowboy adventure begins at the foot of the Adirondack wilderness amidst hundreds of acres of colorful rolling hills. There are awe inspiring views, deer, fox, coyotes, wild turkeys, eagles, hawks and occasional moose, all live in the area surrounding the ranch. Close to Syracuse, Cortland and Cazenovia as well.
Hudson Valley Rail Trail - Lloyd to New Paltz | Empire State Trail
542 Albany Post Rd, New Paltz, NY 12561

 (845) 255-6144 

 
Stonegate Bed & Breakfast

A 19th Century Victorian in a village setting centrally located near New Paltz, Hyde Park, Poughkeepsie and Hudson Valley Parks, Rail Trails, Wineries Mansions and Colleges. Four guest rooms with private baths, TVs, A/C, king/queen beds, tastefully decorated and restored; one room with fireplace. Full Breakfast served in dining room. Rates $120 to $170 per night.

Visit Site 
 34 North Road, Highland, NY 12528

 (845) 834-3183 

 
The Inn at Kettleboro

The Inn at Kettleboro is an 1830 Dutch Colonial offering modern amenities in a beautiful historic setting. Located on a 12 acre apple and peach orchard we feature four beautiful guest rooms all with private baths. The public rooms bring you comfort and relaxation while you enjoy the warmth of a fireplace or the magnificence of a sunset. Savor a country breakfast prepared fresh every morning with local and organic ingredients. Being just 3 miles from the village of New Paltz this historic inn offers accessibility and convenience to all those traveling in the Hudson River Valley.

Visit Site 
 321 State Route 208, New Paltz, NY 12561

 (914) 213-2487 

 
Watergrasshill Bed & Breakfast

Historic charm, modern convenience and scenic surroundings make our late 19th century farmhouse one of the best places to stay in the Hudson Valley. Our B&B is nestled between the Shawangunk Mountains and Hudson River- placing you in the midst of outdoor recreation beyond imagination. Our four charming guest rooms with private baths offer you comfort and tranquility. Every morning we prepare a locally sourced, seasonal breakfast for you to enjoy. Inspired by our Irish heritage we invite you to stay at Watergrasshill B&B and experience a warm welcome.

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 105 Phillies Bridge Road, New Paltz, NY 12561

 (845) 419-2661 

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Americas Best Value Inn
2001 Budget Analysis: Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control (2100)
reductions in the state employer retirement costs resulted in substantial savings in ABC's operating budget. Had the reduction in retirement expenditures not occurred, the fund would not have
been sufficient to support ABC's current level of activities in the budget year.
Based on current-year and proposed budget-year expenditures and revenues, the ABC fund will end the budget year with approximately $2.6 million in reserve. This represents approximately
one month's operating expenses for ABC. This is substantially less than the $8 million that would be needed to maintain what is usually considered to be a prudent special fund reserve of three
months' operating costs. Moreover, if retirement expenses increase in the budget year, the fund will be depleted during the 2002-03 budget year. In the event retirement costs remain stable,
there will be insufficient funds to support the current level of activity in 2003-04. Consequently, in order to sustain the current level of enforcement by the department license fees will have to be
increased.
History of ABC License Fees. The license fee revenue deposited in the ABC Fund is the total of a base license fee established in 1955 and four subsequent increases:

In 1978—a 10 percent surcharge to account for inflation.
In 1983—a 6 percent surcharge to pay for administrative hearings.
Also in 1983—a 3 percent surcharge to fund the Alcoholic Appeals Board. These funds go directly to the board and are not available to the ABC.
In 1991—a $5 assessment against most licensees was added to fund designated driver education programs under the California Highway Patrol. These funds are used exclusively by the
highway patrol.

Of the four license increases above, only the 1978 surcharge funded department enforcement activities. Periodically, however, regulatory agencies must evaluate their fee schedule and adjust
fees upward (for example, to account for inflationary pressures) or downward (for example, when workload declines). In ABC's case, operating costs have increased because of inflation and
increased enforcement activities, yet the license fees have not kept pace with these costs. Figure 1 illustrates the extent to which inflation since 1978 has reduced the purchasing power of the
fees.
Summer fun at Doran Beach 
With its oceanfront locale, campground and long, wide beach, Doran Regional Park is one of Sonoma County's most popular summer destinations. Situated on a crescent-shaped peninsula separating Bodega Harbor from the open waters of Bodega Bay, Doran is filled with areas to explore and activities to enjoy. If you’re new to Doran Beach, or even if you’ve visited for years, you may not realize all there is to do. Here are some top suggestions for summer fun at Doran Beach.

Camping
This one may be obvious, but one of the things that makes Doran so special is its camping. Whether you are pitching your tent between the sand dunes or pulling your RV up to a spot near the jetty at the harbor’s edge, camping at Doran is a classic Sonoma Coast experience. The park features more than 120 year-round campsites and accommodates tents, trailers, and RVs. Doran is just an hour or two from the Bay Area and Sacramento, so camping reservations are a must, especially in the summer. Weekends are currently booked through Labor Day, but some mid-week openings can be found. Check availability. 

Body Boarding/Surfing
Doran is a south-facing beach, so it's sheltered from the powerful waves and currents that define other North Coast beaches. The gentle conditions make it a family destination, where kids can ride summer waves with Boogie boards and beginning surfers can build confidence. Remember, the ocean temperature averages only 53 degrees in July, so you might want to rent a wetsuit from a local surf shop.  
Hiking
A walk along Doran’s shoreline is 2 miles one way from the rock jetty at the park’s west end to the rock formations near Pinnacle Gulch on the east end. On the north edge of the beach, a 1.3-mile trail meanders through grassy dunes and connects to a boardwalk with benches and viewing areas. On the harbor side, the .3-miles Cheney Creek Trail crosses a marsh and connects to 1-mile Bird Walk loop via a wooden foot bridge. Unlike nearby state parks, Doran is dog friendly, so pets on leash are welcome on the beach and trails. 

Picnicking/Barbecuing
Campground and Park Hosts
The lake attracts waterfowl, raptors and songbirds.  Osprey and bald eagles fish the lake in the winter.
Volunteer duties include assisting visitors, performing light janitorial and maintenance duties, conducting interpretive programs, and encouraging compliance with park rules and regulations (although hosts do not perform actual law enforcement duties).  Hosts may also perform a multitude of other duties to help the park.  Two Camp Hosts sites with full hook-ups are available. If you are interested in volunteering as a Camp Host, please contact Leslie Pina by e-mail at leslie.pina@parks.ca.gov.
Sinkyone Wilderness State Park – Needle Rock Visitor's CenterA unique camp hosting experience awaits you at Sinkyone Wilderness State Park, along the lost coast. The Needle Rock Visitor's Center is a rural camp hosting experience that is not for everyone: You must have a 4WD vehicle. Hosts will assist with backcountry campsite and day-use registration, provide visitor information and perform light maintenance when needed. Camp hosts live in provided accommodations behind the visitor's center. The visitor's center is approximately 1-1/2 hours from town, on a dirt road. The oceanfront vista and roaming Roosevelt Elk make up for the lengthy trip to the grocery store. Please note: Sinkyone Wilderness does not have cell phone service nor internet. Camp hosts are required to volunteer at least 30 days, working 20-30 hours per week - including weekends. For more information or to apply, please contact Ranger Andrea Mapes at (707) 247-3318 or andrea.mapes@parks.ca.gov.
Sonoma Coast State ParkAll 2024 positions are full (accepting applications for 2025)Wrights Beach Campground is located about 6 miles north of Bodega Bay, and offers 27 campsites and 10 overflow sites, Bodega Dunes Campground is located one mile north of Bodega Bay and has 98 campsites, with two host sites, and a day use area on the beach.  The camp host will provide information to visiting public, report medical emergencies, and other park related problems to the staff, and supplement the maintenance staff by performing minor housekeeping in the campground rest rooms.
Marriage Licenses | Placer County, CA
The name you indicate on your marriage license application will be your name on the marriage license certificate and cannot be changed by the County Clerk. If you do not indicate a new name on your marriage license, a court order will be required to do a name change.For more information please visit the Office of Vital Records website.Wedding keepsakes are available in our Rocklin office only.Public & Confidential Marriage LicensesThere are two types of marriage licenses a couple may apply for: Public and Confidential. Both types of marriage licenses are valid for 90 days from the date they are issued and may be used anywhere in the state of California. You must present the license to the person who is to perform the marriage ceremony. After the ceremony is performed, it is their responsibility to complete the license and to return it to the County Clerk for filing within 10 days after the ceremony. Below are links to worksheets you may use prior to arriving in our office. Please note: You will need to complete your application at a public kiosk in our lobby when you arrive to obtain your marriage license.

 
 

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Applying for a Public Marriage LicenseLicense Information for the Prospective Couple (PDF)License Information for the Person Solemnizing the Marriage (PDF)Parties to be married must do the following to apply for a marriage license:Apply together and apply in person.Present a government issued picture identification, such as a driver's license, passport or military ID.Provide full names, including mother's maiden names, and state or country of birth for parents.If previously married or in a State Registered Domestic Partnership, provide the date of dissolution, death or termination.Who May perform Marriage Ceremonies Per Family Code Section 401Marriage ceremonies may be performed by:Any priest, minister, or rabbi of any religious denominationAssistant commissioner of a court of recordCommissioner or retired commissionerJudge or magistrate who has resigned from office, mayor, city clerk, county supervisorJudge or retired judgePerson authorized to do so under Family Code Section 401Family Code Section 401For each county, the county clerk is designated as a commissioner of civil marriages. The commissioner of civil marriages may appoint deputy commissioners of civil marriages who may perform marriage ceremonies under the direction of the commissioner.
Mars Audio Log #10 - NASA
So it’s kind of with limited amount of space, it’s nice to use our different rooms for different things and gives you like a little bit of a shake it up of your routine. But Anca, there’s one other thing that I can think about that you actually do a lot with other people, and I think it’s really nice to have a crewmate help you. And that’s the garden.
Anca Selariu: Oh gosh, yes. The garden. It’s so nice when we take care of the plants and either plant or thin them or talk to them or just pet them. Yes, it’s weird, but it’s true.
Kelly Haston: Not all of us cut them. I smell them a lot though. I do smell them a lot.
Anca Selariu: I know I like to pollinate them by hand, so I tend to get in there and just shake them like they’re my pets. They’re fun and it’s fun to actually observe them with the other people. And what I really have enjoyed about having crops is how we collaborate on taking care of them and how we notice, you know, each person seems to notice one new thing about them. And then we work into our activities and crop care all of our inputs and advice from the whole crew. So this is really cool for me.
Kelly Haston: Agreed.  I wanted to share one special thought, and it’s something that I think we’ve probably touched on in many ways, but maybe not said explicitly. So, you know, I think when we have done these podcasts in the past, or even when we just talk about the mission in different settings, we all talk about how collaborative it is both in here and with the people on the ground that are the people that designed this experiment and are helping see it through. Right?