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Fire SuppressionArmed with some of the best training, equipment and personnel, the San Bruno Fire Department (SBFD) provides 24 hour, 365 days a year coverage for the city as well as providing mutual and automatic aid to surrounding cities throughout the county and state. Periodically an engine will respond as part of a Strike Team to help communities at risk from wildland fires statewide.Stations & EquipmentThe San Bruno Fire Department provides coverage throughout the city using two strategically located stations:Station 51 is centrally located at 555 El Camino Real and serves the residents east of Interstate 280. This station houses Engine 51, Truck 51, and Battalion 16 as well as Fire Prevention staff. Station 51 is staffed daily with 3 personnel per Engine, a Battalion Chief who oversees two stations in San Bruno and two stations in Millbrae. Fire Prevention and Administration staff are available Monday through Friday 9 am to 5 pm.Station 52 is located at 1999 Earl Avenue and serves the residents on the west side of Interstate 280. The station houses Engine 52 with three personnel assigned per day.When an event calls for specialized equipment or more resources, the apparatuses from either station will respond anywhere in the city. Equipment and personnel from other cities may respond to aid in any emergency as part of the San Mateo County Joint Powers Agreement.Emergency Medical ServicesThe San Bruno Fire Department responds to all types of medical emergencies including motor vehicle accidents. All members are trained in Basic Life support and/or Advanced Life Support. All apparatus have at least one certified Paramedic trained in Advanced Life Support assigned. As a minimum, non-medic personnel are trained as Emergency Medical technicians (EMTs)Medical emergencies make up approximately 60% of all calls for service. San Bruno Fire was one of the early adopters of paramedicine in the fire service. The San Bruno Fire Department believes in delivering the best care possible to those in need.The medicine and equipment that the paramedics and EMTs use are on the cutting edge.
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CAL FIRE owns and operates over 3,000 fire and emergency response and resource protection vehicles.

CAL FIRE's mobile equipment includes everything from fire engines, bulldozers, crew carrying vehicles, administrative vehicles, mobile kitchen units, mobile communications units, trailers, forklifts, construction equipment, and support units, to All Terrain vehicles, snowmobiles, and even insect control vehicles.
Ensuring that CAL FIRE personnel statewide have the very best emergency response and resource protection vehicles is the responsibility of the staff of the CAL FIRE Mobile Equipment Facility. The facility is located in Davis, California, just outside of Sacramento. Staff is responsible for design, acquisition; maintenance, major repairs, replacement and disposal of all CAL FIRE-owned vehicles, and provides these services for local government equipment when requested. CAL FIRE fleet managers and equipment mechanics located statewide keep the Department's mobile fleet rolling on a daily basis.
Capability, safety and reliability are the essential requirements for all CAL FIRE equipment. Effective preventative maintenance and repair programs assure that these requirements are met. Inspection, inventory management, and long-range planning assures that CAL FIRE staff will always have the right vehicles, and the best vehicles, to handle all of California's emergency and resource protection needs. 

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Automobile allowance and adaptive equipment 
 

You’ll need to submit evidence that shows at least one of these descriptions is true:You have loss, or permanent loss of use, of one or both feet, orYou have loss, or permanent loss of use, of one or both hands, orYou have permanent decreased vision in both eyes: 20/200 vision or less in your better eye with glasses, or greater than 20/200 vision but with a visual field defect that has reduced your peripheral vision to 20 degrees or less in your better eye, orYou have a severe burn injury, orYou have amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), orYou have ankylosis in one or both knees or hips (Note: This qualifies you for an adaptive-equipment grant only)You’ll also need to submit:An Application for Automobile or Other Conveyance and Adaptive Equipment (VA Form 21-4502)Get VA Form 21-4502 to downloadLearn more about automobile allowance and adaptive equipment

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You’ll need to submit both of these:Evidence that shows you’re a Veteran or service member with a qualifying permanent and totally disabling service-connected disabilityFind out if you have a qualifying service-connected disabilityandAn Application in Acquiring Specially Adapted Housing or Special Home Adaptation Grant (VA Form 26-4555)Get VA Form 26-4555 to downloadLearn more about disability housing grants

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Commercial / Residential InspectionsInspectors of the Fire Prevention Division conduct fire inspections. They inspect new and existing commercial, industrial, multi-family, residential, and public assembly structures, board and care homes, hospitals, schools, hotels, fire / life safety systems and equipment, and other fire-related inspections.The Life Safety Section coordinates all fire inspections and the Multi-Family Residential Self-Inspection Program. The Self-Inspection Program allows the owner / manager to conduct its own fire inspection for one year by completing a self-inspection checklist. The multi-family residential complexes are randomly inspected by inspectors and firefighters.New Commercial InspectionsBefore a fire clearance inspection may be scheduled and completed, you must obtain approval from the Planning, Building, and Business License Department.Once you receive your certificate of occupancy issued by the Building Department with the pink copy of the business license application, you are ready to schedule your fire clearance inspection. At the Fire Prevention counter (located next to Building), you may then make an appointment for a fire inspection.After you pass the fire inspection, your application will be approved and forwarded to the Business License Department for processing.Failure to PassIf you do not pass the fire inspection, you will be informed of the corrections that are required. After you have made all of the corrections, you must make an appointment for a reinspection (no charge). However, failure to make corrections of violations of state and local fire codes or city municipal codes as stated on the correction notice will be charged a reinspection fee for non-compliance after the second inspection. After you pass the fire inspection, your application will be approved and forwarded to the Business License Department for processing.

 
 
 

 

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Thank you for your interest in becoming an authorized License Agent (Agent) for the California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW)! Our Agents issue licenses through our Internet Point of Sale (IPOS) Equipment and receive a 5% handling fee for each fee based item sold. To become an Agent you must meet and agree with the Agent Requirements listed below, complete an online Agent Application, and sign a License Agent Contract to complete the process.
Agent Requirements
High Speed Internet Connection
Each location (outlet) that would like to provide license sales must have a high speed Internet connection (cable, DSL, or satellite) that can be connected to our IPOS terminal. For business that are not in an area with high speed Internet, you must inform CDFW and obtain written approval to use a Dial-Up Internet connection.
Counter Space for IPOS Equipment
Each outlet will need a secure counter space to place the IPOS Equipment. The IPOS cabling is minimal; however, cabling for Internet connection and a power source must be considered when locating the IPOS equipment.

IPOS Terminal - 14-inch diagonal display panel, 13.5" (L) x 9" (D) X 11.5" (H)
License Printer - 8.8" (L) x 7" (W) x 6" (H)

 
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Each Agent must submit a $1,000 IPOS Equipment Deposit, for each IPOS terminal, prior to contract approval. The Equipment Deposit is refundable upon contract dissolution, if the IPOS Equipment is returned within the terms of the contract.
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All outlets are subject to a $15.00 weekly License Agent Terminal and Support Fee (LATS).
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It depends on where the Veteran is buried and your relationship to them. If the Veteran is buried in a national cemetery, we'll automatically present a PMC to a Veteran's next of kin at the burial. If the Veteran is eligible for burial in a national cemetery but is instead buried in a private cemetery, a family member or close friend can apply to get a PMC. We'll accept multiple requests for a PMC.
To speed up the claim process, please submit the Veteran's military discharge documents and death certificate. Don't send original documents since we can't return them.
» Review our list of military discharge documents

How do I apply for a Presidential Memorial Certificate?

You will need to fill out a request form and provide supporting documents.
» Apply online, in person, by mail, or by fax

Check the status of your request

If it's been 4 months since you applied for a PMC and you haven't received it yet, call us at 202-632-7300 to find out the status of your request. Please don't send a second application unless we ask you to.

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CDT Secure Access Service Edge (CDT SASE) - CDT Services
Why do I need to buy a minimum of 500Mbps to manage my own policies?This is the required minimum to ensure the rates are competitive, based on license usage.
Is anything not supported on CDT SASE?CDT SASE does not support end user VPN connections at this time.
Can CDT SASE terminate an IPSEC tunnel?Yes, CDT SASE will terminate site-to-site Internet Protocol Security (IPsec) tunnels.
What technology/vendor does CDT SASE use?The CDT Case / Request process will include this information and any other detailed information you may need. 

StageCDTCustomer (Managing own Security Policies)Customer (CDT Managing Security Policies)

PlanningParticipate in design meetings to determine customer requirements and appropriate solutions.Actively engage with CDT and vendor partners to collaboratively determine the best network connectivity option. Consider access mechanisms, security, integration, application architecture, disaster recovery, bandwidth needs, and customer specific requirements.Actively engage with CDT and vendor partners to collaboratively determine the best network connectivity option. Consider access mechanisms, security, integration, application architecture, disaster recovery, bandwidth needs, and customer specific requirements.

ProvisioningTurn up and test logical connections. Document connectivity.Provide CDT with any customer side of network information required to provision CDT SASE. Implement needed security policies.Provide CDT with any customer side of network information required to provision CDT SASE. Provide security rules for CDT to implement (if known).

Support24 x 7 x 365 CDT Service Desk support for network connectivity. Collaborate with customer and vendor partners for trouble resolution. Plan and augment capacity as needed.Implement security policies as required. Monitor Customer environment based on agency need. Collaborate with CDT for trouble resolution.Submit Firewall Request for Security Policy changes. Collaborate with CDT for trouble resolution.

The rate schedule represents standard CDT services. If a Customer requires technology solutions that are not part of the standard, CDT will review the Customer’s request and provide customized pricing as necessary.

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Hatchery Fish or Egg Requests are required for
Obtaining hatchery fish, eggs, and/or any parts thereof for research and/or educational purposes

Before you apply
CDFW hatchery fish are raised with limited, dedicated funding. For this reason please consider the following prior to applying:
Anadromous Fish and Eggs
Fish and eggs allocated for research are those produced in excess of the mitigation requirement of each anadromous hatchery; therefore, it is necessary to have all requests known prior to spawning (August 1st deadline below) to accommodate surpluses for research. Unforeseen circumstances (i.e, drought) may effect production at hatcheries and may compromise CDFW's ability to supply requested fish/eggs.
Trout and Inland Fish and Eggs
Commercial sources of trout are available from registered private aquaculturists in California (PDF) and must be considered for the use of for-profit entities, or for research projects with dedicated funding.

Hatchery Request Deadlines

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Submission Deadline

Trout/Inland Fish/Eggs/Parts Thereof
Year Round

Anadromous Fish/Eggs/Parts Thereof
August 1st *

* Late submission cannot be accepted

Do I still need an SCP or other research permit?
The flow chart will help you determine whether or not you will need other research permits in addition to your Hatchery Request.

*Hatchery Fish - Any fish produced and raised in captivity*
*Natural Origin Fish - Any fish produced in the wild that is brought into the hatchery*

Requesting Hatchery Fish, Eggs, or Parts Thereof
Use the contact information below to request hatchery fish, eggs, and/or parts thereof for research and/or educational purposes. Hatchery Request Protocols will be provided upon request.
Hatchery Request Contact Information
Frank Riley
Fisheries Branch
Frank.Riley@wildlife.ca.gov
(916) 376-1722

Fisheries Branch
Branch Chief: Jay Rowan
1010 Riverside Parkway, West Sacramento, CA 95605
Fisheries@wildlife.ca.gov

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