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Sportspark is located at: 250 Main StreetNew York, NY 10044Sportspark is located on the Southern end of Roosevelt Island, on the East River between Manhattan and Queens. You can find us nestled in between the white tennis dome and the Cornell Tech campus. Click on the Google Maps link here for more.   

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The California State Parks Archives is Located in the State Museum Collections Center 4940 Lang Ave., Suite 100, McClellan, CA.

  Purpose and MissionThe Archives cares for and provides access to documents that tell the story of the State Park System in California and the Department's stewardship collections. The mission of the Archives is to acquire, organize, preserve, and provide access to the cumulative body of reference documents and electronic data required for effective stewardship of the full range of natural and cultural resources present in the State Park System.

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“The DoD is ultimately responsible for defending the nation from attack in cyberspace, just as it is in all other domains.  In the event of a foreign cyber attack on the United States with the potential for significant national security or economic consequences, the DoD, including USCYBERCOM with the support of NSA/CSS, will be prepared to respond.”​
​GEN Keith Alexander​ Cdr, USCYBERCOM​ Congressional testimony, 12 June 2013

What To Expect In The Guard
The Signal and Cyber Corps support the State and DoD networks through infrastructure service, training operations and incident response.  Soldiers specialized in technology career fields conduct defensive and offensive cyber operations during natural disasters, incident responses, and training to support and maintain a ready force for Federal missions and State civil support. 

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Cyber Network Defense Team at a Glance
The Cyber Network Defense (CND) team was established in 2013 as part of California’s approach to cyber awareness and mitigation. The CND team is a cybersecurity organization within the California Military Department (CMD).
Mission
The Cyber Network Defense team aims to provide cybersecurity assistance to State, Local, Academia, and Critical Infrastructure providers.
Cybersecurity Partnerships
 The CND team is partnered with the following State of California agencies to support the cybersecurity across the California west coast region and various other community programs/critical infrastructure providers:

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The Soldiers in the CND are trained to lead, operate, and maintain small group teams and information technology systems to support the Cyber State mission. Employees receive training and hands on experience to defend against cyber threats. Training includes on-the-job experience and industry-based certifications.
Cyber Involvement
The CND team maintains its focus on cybersecurity through participation in State and National events.
Independent Security Assessments
State agencies are mandated to receive security assessments and penetration tests conducted by the Cyber Network Defense team on a rotational basis.
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What we do:Repair and maintain over 1,000 centerline miles of roadways within unincorporated Placer County from Pleasant Grove to TahoeProvides roadside tree and vegetation hazard control and emergency roadway hazard responseRepair and maintain 125 bridges throughout Placer CountyMaintain roadway signs, striping, and traffic signalsRemove snow in eastern Placer County, from the snow line east to North Lake Tahoe (generally including over 310 centerline miles).The Road Maintenance Division has personnel located throughout the County at seven corporation yards.Corporation yards are located in:Auburn Colfax Foresthill Lincoln Granite Bay Tahoe (Burton Creek and Cabin Creek) Let Us KnowHave a road issue? Report a concern to Placer County Connect or contact us.Is My Road County Maintained?Not all roads are maintained by Placer County Road Maintenance.  Private roads, State highways, and streets & roads within incorporated city limits are not county maintainedContact Placer County Road Maintenance to inquire about the status of your roadway.Encroachment PermitMinor work in and around county maintained roads requires an encroachment permit.Americans with Disabilities Act ServicesAccess Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) on County Roads Information.

 
 
 

 

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Where can I go to stay cool during a heat wave?

You can call PSD at 212-832-4545 for the available island cooling center locations and you can also check with Notify NYC for other locations across the NYC area.   

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What should I do in case of a snow emergency or black out?  

Have enough supplies that will last you for a few days, stay informed of updates on when the condition will be corrected. 

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What if Roosevelt Island is told to evacuate due to an emergency or disaster?

Roosevelt Island residents will be instructed to follow the NYC Office of Emergency Management evacuation protocol. 

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No vehicles will be allowed on the street during a snow emergency, therefore parking is available for R.I. residents in the Motorgate Parking Garage. For further info contact PSD at 212-832-4545. 

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Statutory Changes Related to Cannabis Enforcement. The budget package includes statutory changes providing BCC with authority to employ sworn enforcement officers. As a result, BCC will be able to conduct its own enforcement activities rather than relying on the Division of Investigation within the Department of Consumer Affairs (DCA).
Statutory Changes to Temporarily Change Process for Adjusting Cannabis Tax Rates. The California Department of Tax and Fee Administration (CDTFA) makes periodic, statutorily required adjustments to the rates for the state’s two cannabis taxes: the retail excise tax and the cultivation tax. The budget package includes statutory changes that prohibit CDTFA from making the adjustments scheduled for January 1, 2021 if the adjustments would result in higher tax rates. CDTFA would still be required to make the adjustments if they would result in lower tax rates.
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From Monday to Thursday, we offer a mix of evening pick-up sports programming from 6:00pm - 7:45pm located on the Basketball Court. The schedule is as follows*:Monday Night: Pick-Up BasketballTuesday Night: Pick-Up Indoor SoccerWednesday Night: Pick Up VolleyballThursday Night: Pick Up BasketballPick-up games are open to all Sportspark members and guests with a valid daily drop in pass. All players must be aged 13 years or older to participate.
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Honoring those who gave the ultimate sacrifice in support of the Global War on Terror while serving with the California National Guard.
 
Operation Iraqi Freedom
Operation Enduring Freedom

The Wall of Heroes is open for all who wish to visit. It is located in the front lobby of the California Military Department.

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9800 Goethe Rd
Sacramento, CA 95827

*Specialist Michael G. Mihalakis

270th Military Police Company
Operation Iraqi Freedom 

It is with deepest sympathy the California National Guard announces the death of Specialist Michael Mihalakis, age 18, on 26 December 2003 in Baghdad, Iraq. Specialist Mihalakis died as a result of a motor vehicle accident near Baghdad Airport. He is survived by his mother and father.
Specialist Mihalakis joined the California Army National Guard on 6 September 2002 and was assigned to the 270th Military Police Company. On 22 March 2003, was ordered to active duty in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom.

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