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 VA is helping Veterans who don’t have internet service or an internet-connected device get the access they need for telehealth care. Here are some of the ways that VA can help you get connected.
 

 

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If you don’t have internet access or an internet-connected device, your VA care team can help.
Through the Digital Divide Consult process, your VA provider can refer you to a VA social worker. The social worker can determine whether you are eligible for programs that can help you get the internet service or technology needed for VA telehealth.
For more information about the Digital Divide Consult, talk with your VA provider.

 

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If you don’t have a device with internet access, VA can lend you an internet-connected tablet so you can reach your VA care team through telehealth. The Digital Divide Consult can help determine if you are eligible.
For more information, talk with your VA provider about the Digital Divide Consult. Click here to read how VA provided a new tablet for a Veteran’s telehealth care.

Use VA Video Connect Without Data Charges

VA has partnered with AT&T, SafeLink by TracFone, T-Mobile, and Verizon to help Veteran subscribers avoid data charges when using VA Video Connect on a mobile device. This enables Veterans to access their VA care teams through telehealth with fewer worries about data fees.
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Make An Appointment | VA Birmingham Health Care | Veterans Affairs
Direct: 205-933-8101, ext. 337095

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If you're struggling with stress, anxiety, depression, anger, or other issues, we can help. We offer mental health (also called behavioral health) counseling, psychiatric care, and treatment for problems with alcohol and other substances.

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If you’re a Veteran in crisis or concerned about one, connect with our caring, qualified Veterans Crisis Line responders for confidential help. Many of them are Veterans themselves. This service is private, free, and available 24/7.To connect with a Veterans Crisis Line responder anytime day or night:Dial 988 then select 1.Start a confidential chat.Text 838255.If you have hearing loss, call TTY: 800-799-4889.You can also:Call 911.Go to the nearest emergency room.Go directly to your nearest VA medical center. It doesn’t matter what your discharge status is or if you’re enrolled in VA health care.Find your nearest VA medical center

For mental health care appointments
Call the behavioral health call center.
Phone: 205-933-8101, ext. 335508
For walk-in mental health care
If you need help right away, or if you have a referral from another VA provider, one of our counselors will see you the same day. Same-day mental health and psychiatric help is available for both new and established patients.
Available at Birmingham East VA Clinic
Address: 7901 Crestwood Blvd, Irondale, AL 35210
Phone: 205-933-8101, ext. 335508
Hours: Monday through Friday, 7:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. CT
Specialty care appointments
If you already have a primary care provider at VA Birmingham health care, you can make a direct appointment for the specialty services listed here. You don't need to get a referral or see your primary care provider first.
For specialty care services not listed here, please contact your primary care provider for a referral.
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Public input sought for Calabazas Creek Regional Park and Open Space Preserve

Help us shape the future of Calabazas Creek Regional Park and Open Space Preserve! We're developing a master plan to guide the development of this parkland near Glen Ellen and want to hear from you. Would you prefer all multi-use trails or some trails for hikers only? Picnic sites? Backcountry camping? Let us know taking this brief survey by May 31. 


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Get your splash on at Spring Lake

Spring Lake Regional Park's swimming lagoon, floating Water Park and kayak and paddleboard rentals open Memorial Day weekend. Park playground and part obstacle course, the inflatable, floating Water Park is for kids and adults who like to make a splash – and a hop, flip and a jump! Tickets are $10 for a two-hour session, and reservations are encouraged.


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The wildflowers are here!

Wildflower season has already begun in Sonoma County, with early blooms abounding at Foothill, Crane Creek, Helen Putnam, Shiloh and other regional parks known for their brilliant spring wildflower displays.


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There is no dog poop fairy, so don’t leave pet poop behind to be someone else’s mess. Pet waste contains harmful bacteria that can contaminate the natural environment if it isn't disposed of properly. Learn how to practice this important Leave No Trace principle when hiking with your dog. 


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jurors needed but there are many variables outside their control.

 If the prospective juror is selected to serve on a trial as a sworn juror, the term of 
 service will be the length of that trial. Trials vary in length, but 
 generally last one to two weeks.

 If the prospective juror is not selected to serve on a 
 trial by the end of his/her first day at the courthouse, and the judge has not 
 ordered them to return for another day of jury selection, their jury service is complete.

 Prospective jurors are required to report to work until their group is called in.

Pay Policy

 State Law does not currently require employers to continue paying the salary of 
 employees while they are serving as jurors. However, many employers 
 including state and local government agencies, have a policy which compensates 
 employees for at least part, if not all the time spent for jury service.

 If employers do pay, they have the right to require employees to remit to them 
 the fees received for jury service. Prospective jurors are paid the amount 
 mandated by the State Legislature, $15.00 per day and $0.34 per mile, 
 roundtrip for the second day of service and every day thereafter. There is no pay 
 for the first day of service. Service is defined as physically reporting 
 to the courthouse. Days spent on standby service do not count as payment 
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 A juror who is employed by a state, or local government entity or by any other
 public entity as defined in Government Code Section 481.200, and who receives
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Make An Appointment | VA Portland Health Care | Veterans Affairs
It doesn’t matter what your discharge status is or if you’re enrolled in VA health care.Find your nearest VA medical center

Specialty care appointments
If you already have a primary care provider with VA Portland, you can make a direct appointment for many specialty services, but some may require a referral from your primary care provider first.

Portland area: 503-220-8262, ext. 50820
Outside Portland area: 1-800-949-1004, ext. 50820

Preparing for your appointment

Please bring the following to your appointment:

Your Veteran Health ID Card (VHIC). If this is your first appointment, we can help you get your picture taken for your card.
Cards for any other types of health coverage you may have (like Medicare, Medicaid, TRICARE, or private insurance plan).
Your appointment confirmation letter.
List of your current medications including prescriptions, over-the-counter medicines, vitamins, and any herbal supplements.

Yes, we’ll send you a reminder by phone about your appointment date, time, and location. If you have more than one appointment on the same day, you'll get a phone call for each appointment.
If you want to get reminders by text message
You'll need to sign up to opt in to this service. Visit or call the patient Enrollment office at our Portland location at . This service is free, but standard messaging rates from your mobile service provider may apply.
Once you sign up to receive text message reminders, you’ll no longer receive reminders by phone call.
If you have more than one appointment on the same day, you'll get one text reminder for all appointments. You can't cancel or reschedule appointments using our text message reminder service.

Please call the clinic where your appointment is scheduled, so we can give the appointment time to another Veteran.

To make, change, or cancel appointments with VA Portland: call  | option 2
For mental health (behavioral health) appointments: 

If you miss your appointment without letting the clinic know ahead of time, we'll consider you a "no show" and you'll need to reschedule your appointment.
2024 WIP Summit recap | Sierra Nevada Conservancy
“The SNC was actually our first state agency we partnered with, and I don’t think we would have been successful as Blue Forest and pushing for this model called the Forest Resilience Bond if SNC hadn’t pulled a meeting together and said we think this will work on the Tahoe National Forest,” Knight explained. “We would never have known any of that if not for the SNC. It’s been a wonderful journey for us.”
The North Yuba Forest Partnership project area within the greater North Yuba watershed. Early grants from the SNC helped lead to the formation of the partnership and a plan for landscape-scale restoration.
Stewarding the Sierra-Cascade, obviously, is about more than simply landscape-scale forestry work, it’s also about the work to restore access and ownership to lands taken from California’s indigenous tribes and historically denied to people of color due systemic racism.
Geneva Thompson, California Deputy Natural Resources Secretary for Tribal Affairs, discussed the importance of tribal stewardship, and praised SNC’s efforts, including funding multiple land-back conservation purchases, adding internal tribal affairs capacity, and embracing best practices in regards to notification and consultation.
“Native Americans have been stewarding these lands since time immemorial and have deep place-based practices, management strategies, structures that the landscapes, natural resources, the plants, the animals, all those beautiful creatures that evolved with tribal stewardship,” stated Thompson. “And through their forced removal and disruption, we are now having a reality where our forests are having those megafires, where our natural resources are suffering and are not ready for the climate crisis that we are facing. And so, by shifting how we do business in the state opens up opportunities implementing those place-based knowledges, cultural practices, management practices we so desperately need. The SNC has done a lot of work trying to advance all of those key priorities.”
While restoring forest health and resilience is a top priority amid a changing climate, so, too, is helping more Californians, especially lower income people of color from urban areas, get outside and enjoy the vast benefits of nature, which Blake Milton, secretary/treasurer of the first and only black-led land conservancy in California eloquently stated.
Etiquette Tips for Our Canine Friends | Danville, CA
Remember-and instruct-that a dog park is not a playground for kids.Know your dog! Not all dogs are good candidates for off-leash dog parks. If your dog has not had regular interaction with other dogs, or does not ‘come' when called, it may lack the necessary skills to make your visit safe and enjoyable. Check for training schools that offer socialization classes for adult dogs or for trainers who will work with you at the off-leash dog park. Socialize young puppies (8 to 16 weeks of age) at a puppy kindergarten class, not at the dog park.Let your dog off-leash as soon as you arrive within the boundaries of the park. Mixing leashed / unleashed dogs commonly causes problems. Leashed dogs often feel threatened by the free dogs and will display provocative body language and defensive behavior. If you are concerned about letting your dog off-leash, do not visit the off-leash park or at least see Tip 1.Especially on your initial visit, keep walking! Walking, rather than sitting or standing will help minimize defensive and territorial behaviors. This means that your dog is more likely to pass another dog with a friendly sniff instead of a stare down.Be aware that dogs have different play styles, temperaments and physical abilities. Many dogs love rambunctious play, but some dogs suffer from injuries and some are more timid and aloof. Always respect the wishes of the handler and be prepared to move to another area of the park if your dog is too rambunctious. Leash up and leave if your dog is acting in an aggressive manner.Pick up poop-always, everywhere! The park will get thousands of dog visits every month, and we want to keep it clean. Nobody likes to look at, or step in, dog poop. Pick up a spare poop because you may have left one and not seen it-a "karma poop pick up."Keep the area safe and clean. Remove extra water jugs. Pick up trash, cigarette butts and orphan poops. Don't allow your dog to dig holes, which can cause injuries to unsuspecting people and dogs. Leave the site in better condition than you found it.
2001 Budget Analysis:State Treasurer
2001 Budget Analysis:State Treasurer

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


State Treasurer (0950) 
The State Treasurer has a number of responsibilities related to the management of the state's financial assets. These responsibilities include:

Providing custody for all money and securities belonging to or held by the state.
Investing temporarily idle funds.
Paying warrants and checks drawn by the State Controller.
Preparing, selling, and redeeming the state's general obligation and revenue bonds.
Preventing the issuance of unsound securities by irrigation, water storage, and certain other districts.

The Governors's budget proposes expenditures totaling $23 million for the Treasurer's office in 2001-02, which represents a decrease of 3 percent from the
current-year's expenditures. The request includes $10.3 million from the General Fund, a 4 percent decrease from 2000-01. This decrease is primarily a result of
elimination of excess vacant positions and a decrease in operating expenses.
Additional Funds Not Needed to Fill Vacant Positions 
We recommend the Legislature delete $244,000 under Item
0950-001-0001 because the budget already includes funding for the positions which are proposed to be filled. (Delete $244,000 in Item 0950-001-0001.) 
The Governor's budget includes a request for $244,000 from the General Fund to fill two currently vacant positions to administer an expansion of the Time
Deposit Program. However, the office already has authorization for the positions and its budget already includes the necessary funds to fill the positions. It is
not clear if the office has redirected the funds previously approved by the Legislature. If this is the case, the office should explain what was done and why
resources are needed in that area. At this time, however, we recommend the Legislature delete $244,000 in Item 0950-001-0001.
Modified Workload Does Not Justify More Staff 
We recommend the Legislature delete $351,000 in Item 0950-001-0001 because the office has not justified an increase in workload. (Delete $351,000 in
Item 0950-001-0001.)
Crisis Intervention | Roosevelt Island Operating Corporation of the State of New York
In a voluntary program, residents may post a list of their particular medical requirements inside their apartment doors so that officers responding to emergency calls will be properly informed of those special needs.The Department also maintains a “Senior Citizen & Handicapped Medical Emergency Log Roster” which includes pertinent medical data regarding the seniors and a list of disabled residents supplied by the Roosevelt Island housing management offices.

 
 
 

 

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