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Deputy Sheriff I Recruit
12/31/2023 8:00:00 AM

Posted December 31, 2023 8:00 AM | Open Until Filled

SIERRA COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE NOW HIRING DEPUTY SHERIFF I (RECRUIT) COME JOIN OUR TEAM IN NORTHERN CALIFORNIA Sierra County Sheriff’s Office is looking for motivated... Full Description

Deputy Sheriff II or III
12/31/2023 8:00:00 AM

Posted December 31, 2023 8:00 AM | Open Until Filled

Sierra County Sheriff's office is now hiring Deputy Sheriff II or Deputy Sheriff III DOQ SIERRA COUNTY IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER Sierra County Employees and... Full Description

Director of Health and Social Services
12/31/2023 8:00:00 AM

Posted December 31, 2023 8:00 AM | Open Until Filled

The County of Sierra is recruiting for a Director of Health and Social Services The Director is responsible for the management and administration of Department of Health... Full Description

Environmental Health Specialist Trainee-Senior
12/31/2023 8:00:00 AM

Posted December 31, 2023 8:00 AM | Open Until Filled

Sierra County Public Health is Recruiting for an Environmental Health Specialist Trainee through Senior DOQ Please see the attached job descriptions for experience and... Full Description

Extra Help Road Maintenance Worker I-III DOQ
12/31/2023 8:00:00 AM

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The Sierra County Road Department is recruiting for an extra help Road Maintenance Worker I-III DOQ Road maintenance workers are responsible to operate a variety of... Full Description

Nurse III or Senior Public Health Nurse
1/14/2024 2:30:00 PM

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Sierra County is seeking a professional to join our rural Public Health team as a Nurse III or a Senior Public Health Nurse. Are you looking for a lifestyle... Full Description

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Sacramento, California 95812Dear Sir/Madam:Under the California Public Records Act (Government Code section 6250 and following) and the California Code of Regulations (Title 17, section 91000 and following), I hereby request access to and/or copies of the following documents, which are filed with, retained by, or prepared by the California Air Resources Board (CARB):[Reasonably describe identifiable records to include facility name, location, project, company, individual, address, city, zip code, and/or the type of records required such as enforcement, staff report, etc.]Please respond within ten (10) calendar days from the date CARB receives this request as to whether this request specifies identifiable records that are not exempt from disclosure under the California Public Records Act, or are privileged or otherwise confidential, and therefore subject to disclosure. I understand that this time may be extended up to 14 days for unusual circumstances, as provided by California Government Code section 6253, subdivision (c), and that I will be notified of such extension, if any, and the reasons therefore.I understand that I may obtain copies of the requested documents at a cost of .10 cents per page. I am also aware that if the requested records are too voluminous, CARB will contact me and provide me access to the records to review and photocopy them with my own equipment and at my own expense.Sincerely,[Your Name, Address and Phone Number]Printing a Truck & Bus Regulation Certificate of Reported CompliancepermalinkIf you created an account in the Truck Regulation Upload, Compliance, and Reporting System (TRUCRS) and need to print a certificate of reported compliance, follow the instructions as indicated below. If you experience any difficulty after following all of these instructions, emailtrucrs@arb.ca.gov with your TRUCRS ID number, company information and contact information. Once TRUCRS is open, you may print a certificate for 2018 or 2019. If you are trying to print a certificate based on your compliance status prior to open reporting please skip to page 5.Certificate Instructions If you report compliance with the Truck and Bus Regulation, you can print a certificate. See deadlines and requirements.You can only print a certificate if all vehicle and company information reported is correct and complete in TRUCRS.
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DoD Instruction 6400.11 – DoD Integrated Primary Prevention Policy for Prevention Workforce and Leaders
DoDI 6400.11 establishes and implements policy, assigns responsibilities, prescribes procedures, and identifies requirements for addressing primary prevention of harmful behaviors in military communities. It establishes roles, requirements, and training and education standards for full-time and part-time Integrated Primary Prevention (IPP) personnel and provides assessment and evaluation requirements for IPP oversight. Additionally, it establishes learning objectives for leaders to oversee and support prevention activities. The DoDI was updated on April 4, 2023, to make an administrative change that erroneously provided an exemption in applicability for National Guard Service members.
DoD Instruction 6400.09 – DoD Policy on Integrated Primary Prevention of Self-Directed Harm and Prohibited Abuse or Harm
DoDI 6400.09 implements an integrated violence prevention policy that is the first of its kind and is informed by best practices in the field. This policy creates a unity of effort across prevention programs and policies; establishes a common, research-based framework for violence prevention; and focuses prevention efforts on those activities that have the greatest potential to reduce multiple forms of violence that affect the military community.

Other Sexual Assault-Related Policies

DoD Instruction 5505.18 – Investigation of Adult Sexual Assault in the Department of Defense
DoDI 5505.18 establishes policy, assigns responsibilities, and provides procedures for the investigation of adult sexual assault within the DoD. It also establishes the processes and procedures for the use, maintenance, and protection of certain information from a Restricted Report of adult sexual assault obtained by the Military Criminal Investigative Organizations (MCIOs) after the victim has elected to provide such information, but without affecting the restricted nature of the report.
DoD Instruction 5505.19 – Establishment of Special Victim Investigation and Prosecution (SVIP) Capability with the Military Criminal Investigative Organizations (MCIOs)
DoDI 5505.19 establishes policy, assigns responsibilities, and provides procedures for the MCIOs to implement a special victim capability establish a special victim capability comprised of specially trained MCIO investigators, judge advocates, paralegals, and victim witness assistance personnel to support victims of covered special victim offenses (referred to as the SVIP capability).
DoD Instruction 6310.09 – Health Care Management for Patients Associated with a Sexual Assault
NASA Teammates Recall Favorite Memories Aboard Flying Laboratory - NASA
“There is no other big airplane that I am aware of that has the failsafe redundancy that this airplane has. I felt very safe if we were flying around storms and there was turbulence.”
Brockett recalled his 2009 flight to Antarctica as his most exciting. “The science instrumentation required that we fly from 500 feet to 1,000 feet altitude. It required total focus for the 6 or 7 hours at low altitude to successfully complete a mission. The scenery was spectacular, and every mission was immensely satisfying to me. We were low enough that we occasionally got glimpses of seals lounging on the ice! I also enjoyed having a personal audience with people who were at the top of their field and were doing cutting-edge research. I was fascinated by that and helping them to go where they wanted to go.”

Rocky Radcliff, Kevin Hall, and Herman “Chico” Rijfkogel stand in front of NASA’s DC-8 aircraft at the agency’s Armstrong Flight Research Center Building 703 in Palmdale, California. On May 2, 2024, NASA personnel, friends, and family celebrated the DC-8 staff, aircraft, and science campaigns.
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Randy Albertson, who retired as NASA’s Airborne Science deputy director in 2019, agreed that his favorite part of DC-8 missions was the scientists’ enthusiasm. “Some of these people had been working for years trying to get their experiment out there and prove a hypothesis they are working on. The energy they brought in was like recharging one’s batteries. They loved talking about the science. It was never routine because we were frequently doing different missions.”
Albertson was a key figure in the DC-8 program from the late 1980s until his retirement. He recognizes the Operation IceBridge missions was his biggest contribution because when a satellite failed to monitor the state of the ice caps, the mission enabled scientists to complete the largest airborne survey of Earth’s polar ice. 
Although its last flight will not be a scientific one, the body of knowledge and research that the DC-8 helped facilitate will continue to inspire scientists for generations to come.

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2001 Budget Analysis Office of Criminal Justice Planning (8100)
2001 Budget Analysis Office of Criminal Justice Planning (8100)

Legislative Analyst's Office
Analysis of the 2001-02 Budget Bill


Office of Criminal Justice Planning (8100) 
The Office of Criminal Justice Planning (OCJP) provides financial and technical assistance to state agencies, local governments, and the private sector for
criminal justice programs such as crime prevention, victim and witness services, law enforcement, and juvenile justice. The OCJP has primary responsibility for
the administration of federal criminal justice and victims' grant programs, and acts as the grant agency for providing state-administered local assistance.
The budget proposes total expenditures of $319 million for OCJP in 2001-02, including $128 million from the General Fund. The total budget reflects a net
decrease of $71.2 million, or about 18 percent, below estimated current-year expenditures. This decrease reflects a baseline reduction of $96 million for a
one-time grant in the current year for a crime lab in Los Angeles. Despite this overall decrease, the budget proposes two significant new local assistance
programs—$40 million to establish the War on Methamphetamine and $30 million for grants to local crime labs. The budget also proposes an $11 million
expansion in the High Technology Theft Apprehension and Prosecution Program. We discuss each of these proposals in more detail below.
Expansion of State Role in Antimethamphetamine Efforts Not Justified 
We recommend that the Legislature delete $40 million requested to establish the War on Methamphetamine program because (1) the state has already
made a major commitment of resources to this area through the Department of Justice's California
Methamphetamine Strategy,
(2) the Office of Criminal Justice Planning has not provided sufficient information to assess this proposal, including a clear basis for distributing funds,
and (3) federal funds are available for this purpose, and the state has made funds available through the Citizen's Option for Public Safety and high
technology equipment programs that could be used for this purpose. (Reduce Item 8100-001-0001 by $40 million.)
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Animal Control ServicesLoyalton:Due to budget restrictions in the city of Loyalton, the Sheriff's Office is unable to respond to non-emergency animal calls. These types of calls include: non-aggressive animals at large; lost animals; barking dog complaints; etc.Domesticated Animals:Dogs, Cats, etc. Report aggressive animals throughout the County to the Sheriff's Office immediately. Animal Bites:All canine bites are reported to the Sheriff's Office and are followed up by the Public Health Department. Other species should be reported to Fish and Wildlife and Sierra County Public Health Office.Feral Cats:The Sheriff's Office is unable to respond to any reports regarding feral cats due to budget cuts.Livestock:Cattle, sheep, etc. Livestock that are a hazard, such as in a roadway, should be reported to the California Highway Patrol at: 530-257-2191.Fish & Wildlife:Bear Aware Guide for Homeowner’s & Renter’sAnimal Surrender Procedure:To surrender your animal with the Sheriff's Office, follow these steps:Call the Town of Truckee Animal Shelter at (530)582-7830 to schedule an appointment for the drop off of your surrender.  Pay the $292.00 fee (per animal) to the shelter.

 
 
 

 

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Juvenile | Superior Court of California | County of Tulare
Juvenile hearings and records are confidential and only persons authorized under Welfare and Institutions Code Sections 676 and 827 and California Rules of Court, Rule 5.552 are allowed to attend hearings and access records.
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Juvenile Court Records and Copies
Persons authorized under Welfare and Institutions Code Sections 676 and 827 and California Rules of Court, Rule 5.552 are allowed to view juvenile records. To schedule an appointment to view your file or request copies, contact the clerk’s office at (559) 738-2300. It is recommended you contact the clerk's office prior to appearing at the clerk’s window to confirm the file is on site. You must have valid photo identification to confirm you are an authorized person. Information will not be provided over the phone or mailed. Please be aware the court clerk will not have information related to cases that have been ordered sealed. There is no charge for copies of juvenile records provided to persons authorized under the statue.
Other individuals not authorized by the statue may file a JV-570 Petition for Disclosure of Juvenile Case File and a juvenile judge will grant or deny your request. For a checklist of required forms, please click here.
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Minors who successfully completed a formal or informal supervision program through probation for certain offenses on or after January 1, 2015 will automatically have their record dismissed and sealed under Welfare and Institutions Code Section 786.
Other persons may petition the court to have their record sealed under Welfare and Institutions Code Section 781. For more information on this process, contact the Tulare County Probation Department, Juvenile Services Division at (559) 735-1525 or visit their website here.
More information on sealing your juvenile record may be found on form JV-595-INFO How to Ask the Court to Seal Your Records and/or JV-596-INFO Sealing of Records for Satisfactory Completion of Probation or by visiting the Judicial Council Website.
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