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The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) is charged with providing health care and benefits to support Veterans and members of their families.
VA is committed to ensuring the integrity of its information by securing its information systems. A vulnerability is a âweakness in an information system, system security procedures, internal controls, or implementation that could be exploited or triggered by a threat source.â This Vulnerability Disclosure Policy (VDP) is meant to address some of the possible apprehensions and explain what research would be authorized under this VDP. Good faith research that conforms to these guidelines is considered authorized research. The Department will focus on quickly working to resolve the vulnerability you have identified and is not interested in pursuing legal action when there is authorized research under this policy.
This policy describes what systems and types of research are covered under this policy, how to report the vulnerability, how long VA asks security researchers to wait before publicly disclosing vulnerabilities and what communication or response to expect from the Department.
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The Department welcomes the chance to hear from good faith security researchers, who are conducting or conduct security research under these VDP guidelines. This VDP is meant to address some of the possible apprehensions and explain that working within this VDP is the best way to ensure the research will be authorized. Good faith research is not considered a security breach if it follows the guidelines below. Once VA sees it is authorized research, the Department wants to focus on quickly working to resolve the vulnerability you have identified and is not interested in pursuing legal action. Should legal action be initiated by a third party against you for activities that were conducted in accordance with this policy, VA will make this authorization known.
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This long-planned extension will create a crucial link between neighboring cities, enhancing transportation infrastructure and improving neighborhood access for local residents. You may have seen members of our Public Works and Communications teams discussing the project back in March at the St. Patrick’s Day Celebration, alongside engineers from BKF Engineers. Thank you to everyone who stopped by and showed interest!

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As part of National Public Works Week, we’re spotlighting the Village Parkway Complete Streets Improvements project. Check out the proposed streetscape renderings in this post to see where staff is at in the process.

This reconstruction of Village Parkway offers us a chance to reimagine the streetscape, upgrade it to meet current and future needs, accommodate all modes of travel, and enhance school access.

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The Department of Public Works is responsible for oversight of City functions relating to all infrastructure systems including sanitary and storm sewers, coordination of utility company systems, street maintenance and improvement, sidewalks, street lighting, signage and provisions to promote pedestrian and bicycle safety, all public landscaping, parks maintenance, and street trees, City facilities maintenance and improvements, janitorial services, project management, contract engineering services, and sustainability.  
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