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Sexual Assault Prevention Response (SAPR)

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The California Military Department is committed to eliminating incidents of sexual assault by instituting a comprehensive policy and program that focuses on increasing awareness through prevention and education, victim-centered support, intimidation free reporting with thorough investigation and accountability for those who commit these crimes.  The SAPR Office is comprised of full-time personnel and part-time victim advocates who are able assist and respond to sexual assault reports. 
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Unrestricted Reporting
Unrestricted Reporting allows a victim who desires medical treatment, counseling and advocacy services, and an official investigation of the sexual assault, to use current reporting channels (for example, the chain of command or law enforcement) or to report the incident to a Sexual Assault Response Coordinator (SARC), Victim Advocate (VA), or to healthcare personnel. Details of the sexual assault are limited to personnel with a legitimate need to know
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News Flash • PRESIDENT & CEO SHELTON HAYNES ANNOUNCES OPENIN
Sportspark is going to quickly reestablish itself as a central hub for island activity, a perfect place to work out and have fun, and a destination for people to explore and enjoy from all corners of the city.”   Senator Liz Krueger commented, "I am very pleased to see that RIOC has listened to the voices of community members and has proposed Sportspark rates that are affordable and will ensure that Sportpark remains widely available for Roosevelt Islanders to enjoy.” Resident Adult Memberships (island residents ages 18+) will now be $30-per-month and come with total access to the complex’s full complement of amenities, including the swimming pool, basketball court, fitness center, recreation room, and locker rooms. Non-resident Adult Memberships will be $70-per-month and come with the same access to the Complex’s full amenities. The Seniors (ages 65+) and Disabled membership rate is now set at $25-per-month and comes with complete access to the complex’s amenities. For Teens (ages 13-17), pricing is set at $15-per-month. Teens ages 15-17 will have complete access to the facility, while teens ages 13 and 14 will have access to everything except the fitness center and studio. To qualify, Teens must sign-up for their memberships in-person accompanied by a parent or guardian, and Seniors must provide proof of identity and age. Child Memberships (ages 12 and under) for Sportspark will be free of charge and must be added to an existing Adult or Senior Membership plan. While in Sportspark, Child Members must always be accompanied by adults and are restricted from using the fitness center and studio for safety purposes. For those looking to experience all that Sportspark has to offer sporadically without a membership, daily rates for adults (ages 18+) are set at $15, while the children’s (ages 17 and under) daily rate will be $10. (Parents or guardians must be present to sign a waiver for child drop-in members).  "The Sportspark is a hub for our community and I look forward to the reopening for all Roosevelt Islanders to benefit from healthy fitness and sports activities.
Jobs • Sierra County, CA • CivicEngage
Nurse III or Senior Public Health Nurse
1/14/2024 2:30:00 PM
Posted January 14, 2024 2:30 PM | Open Until FilledSierra 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
 

Permit Technician I-III
4/3/2024 6:30:00 AM
Posted April 3, 2024 6:30 AM | Open Until FilledThe Sierra County Planning Department-Building Division is recruiting for the position of Permit Technician, Level I - Level III Depending on Qualifications. Please... Full Description
 

Planner I, II, III, or Senior DOQ
3/25/2024 5:00:00 AM
Posted March 25, 2024 5:00 AM | Open Until FilledThe Sierra County Planning Department is seeking a highly motivated individual to assist the Director of Planning in the areas of research, data collection, application... Full Description
 

Road Maintenance Worker II or III
11/30/2023 2:00:00 PM
Posted November 30, 2023 2:00 PM | Open Until FilledThe Sierra County Road Department is recruiting a Road Maintenance Worker I-III, Depending on Qualifications. This position is full time with full benefits at the... Full Description
 

Social Services Aide
5/22/2024 8:00:00 AM
Posted May 22, 2024 8:00 AM | Closes June 5, 2024 5:00 PMThe Sierra County Department of Social Services is recruiting a Social Services Aide through Merit System Services Website https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/mss ... Full Description
 

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VA has moved methodically in its consideration of a potential change in coverage to provide gender-affirming surgery because it must be implemented in a manner that has been thoroughly considered and ensures that the services made available to Veterans meet VA’s rigorous standards for consistent and quality health care nationwide. VA remains committed to providing care to transgender Veterans and will continue to take steps to consider any potential changes to the provision of medical care to that important population.

Need Help? LGBTQ+ Veteran Care Coordinator (VCC) Services
There is an LGBTQ+ Veteran Care Coordinator (LGBTQ+ VCC) at every facility to help you get the care you need. VHA policies require that your health care is delivered in an affirming and inclusive environment and that VHA employees respect your identity. Reach out to your local facility’s LGBTQ+ Veteran Care Coordinator today:  https://www.patientcare.va.gov/LGBT/VAFacilities.aspNot yet a patient at VA? - Apply Now
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Champlain On-Road Bicycle Route - Westport to Keeseville | Empire State Trail
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 357 Farrell Road, Willsboro, NY 12996

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Cupola House & Cottage

This meticulously restored Essex, NY Greek Revival "double house" has spectacular views of Lake Champlain and Vermont’s Green Mountains, making it perfect for summer vacation rentals or any season. Close your eyes and listen to the clear blue water as it laps the shore in perfect rhythm. Hear the birds as they arrive or leave the area, depending upon the season. Imagine the small crafts, ships, and ferries of the 18th and 19th centuries busily making their daily trips from port to port. For history buffs, envision the British and US naval trips engaging in battle during the war of 1812. The suites provide a warm and wonderful experience for guests, and your stay will be unforgettable. But don't take their word for it, listen to previous guests. Then come to Lake Champlain and see for yourself.

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 2278 Main St, Essex, NY 12936

 (518) 963-7494 

 
Historic Homestead

This home is close to amazing views, fishing, hiking trails, excellent dining, and Lake Champlain. Five minutes to the the ferry in Essex NY to Charlotte, VT. 25 minutes to AuSable Chasm. 45 minutes to Lake Placid and skiing at Whiteface ski area. Great for couples, families, skiers, hikers and bikers. With a new Verizon tower and excellent AT&T coverage you will not be out of touch.

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 3710 Main Street, Willsboro, NY 12996

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Long Pond Cabins

These family-oriented NY Adirondack cabin rentals are located on a quiet mountain lake – off the beaten path in two of New York’s most spectacular recreation areas — the Adirondack Park and Lake Champlain Valley. Camping-oriented cabin accommodations feature private docks and spectacular lake and mountain views.
Sonoma County’s North Coast parks lure visitors
Sonoma County’s North Coast parks lure visitors
By Tina Luster
Head out to the Sonoma Coast for some fresh, salty ocean air and the sound of the waves hitting the shore.
Take some time to meander up Highway 1 north of Jenner. And meander you will. The 36-mile drive from Jenner to Gualala will take more than an hour. The views are awe-inspiring, and there are many places to explore. This trip, though, we’re focusing on Sonoma County’s far north coast (from north to south): Gualala Point Regional Park, Walk On Beach, and Stillwater Cove.
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Gualala Point Regional Park borders the Mendocino County town of Gualala, which is the perfect first stop after your drive. Grab some lunch or picnic supplies in town and head back to the park to explore. 
The park straddles Highway 1, with a forested campground on the east side, along the Gualala River. To the west are grassy bluffs, a long ocean beach, and an estuary where the river meets the sea.

There are short trails to explore on both sides of the highway. Park at the visitor center on the west side. From here, head south to an unpaved path that bends along the river and takes you under the highway and into the campground.
Or, head north from the visitor center and follow a paved trail to the beach and estuary. Enjoy walking alternately along the calm river and the pounding surf and seeing swooping birds along this migratory path. You will also likely find seals and sea lions sunning themselves at the river mouth. 
Return from the beach by hiking along the unpaved Bluff Top Trail. Spend some time at the aptly named Whale Watch Point, and you may spot migrating gray whales making their journeys from the Bering Sea to Baja California and back. 
Whichever path you choose, take some time to listen to the waves. Just breathe in the clear, crisp ocean air and relax.
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CalPERS Mission & Vision - CalPERS
Transparency of the total costs to manage the CalPERS portfolio is required of CalPERS business partners and itself
Performance fee arrangements and incentive compensation plans should align the interests of the fund, staff, and external managers
CalPERS will seek to capture a larger share of economic returns by using our size to maximize our negotiating leverage. We will also seek to reduce cost, risk, and complexity related to manager selection and oversight
When deciding how to implement an investment strategy, CalPERS will implement in the most cost-effective manner

Risk to CalPERS is multi-faceted and not fully captured through measures such as volatility or tracking error
	
CalPERS shall develop a broad set of investment and actuarial risk measures and clear processes for managing risk
The path of returns matters, because highly volatile returns can have unexpected impacts on contribution rates and funding status
As a long-term investor, CalPERS must consider risk factors, for example climate change and natural resource availability, that emerge slowly over long time periods, but could have a material impact on company or portfolio returns.

Strong processes and teamwork and deep resources are needed to achieve CalPERS goals and objectives
	
Diversity of talent (including a broad range of education, experience, perspectives, and skills) at all levels (board, staff, external managers, corporate boards) is important
CalPERS must consider the government agency constraints under which it operates (e.g., compensation, civil service rules, contracting, transparency) when choosing its strategic asset allocation and investment strategies
CalPERS will be best positioned for success if it:
	
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Employs professionals who have intellectual rigor, deep domain knowledge, a broad range of experience, and a commitment to implement CalPERS Investment Belief

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CalPERS Core Values are engrained in the work we do every day. These values drive us to be transparent, accountable, and ethical to achieve CalPERS goals. As a leader,the CalPERS Health Program shall engage in activities that influence the state and federal policy landscape, and align with other entities who share our values. We believe:

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