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Visiting State Parks With Your Dog
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Visiting State Parks With Your Dog


 Every year dogs along with their owners visit California state parks, as our park units have many great open spaces for you and your dog to enjoy. We all know that exercise is good for the body and spirit for both you and your furry friend.
 For the protection of our wildlife, natural resources and for the comfort and enjoyment of all our park visitors, please be aware of the following laws and rules:
 

 Dogs must be on a maximum 6-foot leash at ALL times and physically under your control.
 Vicious or unusually noisy dogs will not be allowed in the park.
 Dogs must not be left unattended. Overnight campers must keep their dog in a tent or vehicle.
 Do not take your dog (unless your dog is a service animal *) into buildings or undeveloped areas, or on trails, unless specifically designated as being open to dogs on leash.
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To provide for the health, inspiration and education of the people of California by helping to preserve the state's extraordinary biological diversity, protecting its most valued natural and cultural resources, and creating opportunities for high-quality outdoor recreation.

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Reexamining our past
California State Parks continues to address interpretive programs and exhibits in California’s State Park System that fall short of fully contextualizing the state’s history. The department is working with Native American Tribal Nations, community partners, universities, and the public to ensure that educational programs and exhibits support public educational standards and are grounded in contemporary research methodology.
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To expand outdoor recreation offerings and better serve the diverse and growing population.

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Big Basin Redwoods State Park Launches Summer Shuttle Service for Weekends, Holidays
Just in time for the busy Memorial Day holiday weekend, California State Parks and Friends of Santa Cruz State Parks announced today that access to Big Basin Redwoods State Park will increase this summer with the addition of a free pilot shuttle program, a new interim parking area, and weekend Santa Cruz METRO bus service to the park.

 May 17, 2024
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Celebrate National Safe Boating Week May 18 – 24
California State Parks’ Division of Boating and Waterways (DBW) is inviting new and experienced boating enthusiasts to celebrate National Safe Boating Week from May 18-24, 2024. This week is a time to emphasize the importance of responsible boating practices and water safety awareness as boaters head out to California’s waterways during Memorial Day weekend. As boaters across the country gear up for the summer season of adventure, the U.S. Coast Guard and DBW are sharing the top seven tips for safe and enjoyable boating experiences.

 May 13, 2024
 Division of Boating and Waterways
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California State Parks Starts General Planning Process for El Capitán and Refugio State Beaches and Gaviota State Park 
SACRAMENTO, Calif., — California State Parks announced today that it is developing a comprehensive General Plan update for the future of El Capitán and Refugio State Beaches (SB), and Gaviota State Park (SP) in Santa Barbara County. This General Plan update will include recommendations for protecting significant resources, modernizing park infrastructure, adapting to climate change impacts, and providing sustainable recreational opportunities for all visitors.

 May 02, 2024
 El Capitán SB, Gaviota SP, Refugio SB
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California’s Newest State Park, Dos Rios, to Open June 12 in the San Joaquin Valley  
SACRAMENTO, Calif.— California State Parks in partnership with Governor Gavin Newsom, First Partner Jennifer Siebel Newsom and the California Natural Resources Agency are excited to announce on this Earth Day that California will open its newest state park in the San Joaquin Valley on Wednesday, June 12. The opening day coincides with the launch of the Third Annual State Parks Week June 12-16.
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Nagrody Przewodniczącego Komitetu Bezpieczeństwa Ruchu GubernatoraNagrody Przewodniczącego Gubernatorskiego Komitetu Bezpieczeństwa Ruchu Drogowego zostały wręczone po raz pierwszy podczas Sympozjum Bezpieczeństwa Ruchu Drogowego w październiku 2000 roku. Ogólnie rzecz biorąc, na corocznym sympozjum New York State Highway Safety Symposium zostaną wręczone dwie nagrody dla przewodniczących: jedna dla osób indywidualnych, a druga dla organizacji. Aby wziąć to pod uwagę, osoba lub organizacja musi efektywnie wykorzystać zasoby publiczne i opracować programy, które są innowacyjne, lepsze i bardzo skuteczne w promowaniu bezpieczeństwa ruchu drogowego. Agencje stanowe nie kwalifikują się do tej nagrody. Beneficjenci muszą być stypendystami Komitetu ds. Bezpieczeństwa Ruchu Drogowego Gubernatora.Aktualnymi odbiorcami są:Śledczy Jason M. DePauloPorucznik James D. ClearyKapitan Laurie DeVaulDepartament Policji GildiiCentrum zasobów Mohawk Valley dla uchodźcówNominacje do Nagród Krzeseł mają się odbyć w połowie września. Formularz nominacji i dalsze informacje będą dostępne przed tym terminem.

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Boating Safety & Enforcement Equipment Grant Program (BSEE)
2022-2023 Grantees 

GranteeEquipment FundedGrant Amount

County of Orange-Orange County Sheriff-Coroner
Miscellaneous Equipment
$101,500

County of Shasta
Patrol Boat and Trailer
$130,000

East Bay Regional Park District
Outboard Engines and Miscellaneous Equipment
$90,144

Fresno County Sheriff's Office
Romoteley Operated Vehicle (ROV) and Miscellaneous Equipment
$150,000

Imperial County Sheriff's Office
Miscellaneous Equipment
$10,425

Long Beach Fire Department
PWC and Trailer
 $30,000

Madera County Sheriff's Office
Miscellaneous Equipment
 $78,345

Napa County Sheriff's Office
PWC and Trailer
 $27,000

Nevada County Sheriff's Office
Repower
$29,000

Placer County Sheriff's Office
Miscellaneous Equipment
$36,192

Sacramento County Sheriff
Miscellaneous Equipment 
$29,000 

San Bernadino County Sheriff's Department 
Patrol Boat and Trailer 
$150,000 

San Francisco Police Department 
PWC and Trailer 
$48,000 

 San Joaquin County Sheriff's Department
Miscellaneous Equipment 
$56,100 

Sierra County Sheriff's Office 
PWC, Trailer, and Miscellaneous Equipment 
$49,268 

Solano County Sheriff 
Miscellaneous Equipment 
$39,643 

Sonoma County Sheriff's Office 
Miscellaneous Equipment 
$88,388 

Stanislaus County Sheriff's Department 
Patrol Boat and Trailer 
$129,930 

Tehama County Sheriff's Office 
Outboard and Miscellaneous Equipment 
$22,000 

Tuolumne County Sheriff's Office 
Patrol Boat and Trailer 
$147,975 

Yolo County Sheriff's Office 
PWC, Trailer, and Miscellaneous Equipment 
$57,090 

Total Funded
 
 $1,500,000

 

2023-2024 Grantees 

GranteeEquipment FundedGrant Amount

Amador County Sheriff's Office
Boating Safety & Enforcement Equipment Grant Program (BSEE)
Outboard and Miscellaneous Equipment 
$22,000 

Tuolumne County Sheriff's Office 
Patrol Boat and Trailer 
$147,975 

Yolo County Sheriff's Office 
PWC, Trailer, and Miscellaneous Equipment 
$57,090 

Total Funded
 
 $1,500,000

 

2023-2024 Grantees 

GranteeEquipment FundedGrant Amount

Amador County Sheriff's Office
Waterproof Radios, Dive Drysuits, Swiftwater Rescuer Equipment and Sonar Laptop
$24,129

American Canyon Fire Protection District
Patrol Boat, Lighting, Navigation System and Starter Battery
$44,934

Blyth Police Department
Code-3 Emergency Signaling Equipment, Drone and Sonar System
$40,058

El Dorado County Sheriff's Office
Handheld GPS Navigator, Image Stabilization Waterproof Binoculars, Marine Thermal Handheld Camera, MyFAK Pro and Boat First Aid Kits
$18,675 

Fresno County Sheriff's Office
Patrol Boat
$133,416

Imperial County Sheriff's Office
Patrol Boat
$150,000

Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department
Fire Protection Equipment, Rescue Dive Equipment and Medical Aid Equipment
$39,177

Madera County Sheriff's Office
Patrol Boat, Mobile Radio Interfaces and Water Pumps
$62,028

Oceanside Fire Department - Lifeguards
Repower
$90,000

Orange County Sheriff-Coroner
Firefighting Nozzles, Fire Hose, Search and Rescue Spotlights, Hard Mounted EPIRBS and Gyro Stabilizing Binoculars
$74,000

Redding Police Department
Patrol Boat
$97,500

Sacramento County Sheriff
Electronic Navigation Suite
$24,000

San Francisco Police Department
Vessel Repower and Inflatable Personal Flotation Devices
$84,600

San Joaquin County Sheriff's Department
Patrol Boat
$150,000

San Rafael Police Department
RADAR Systems, Navigation/GPS/Chart Plot, VHF Radios and RDF
$76,099

Santa Cruz Port District
Simrad Halo Radar and Screen
Millerton Lake State Recreation Area
Spring/Fall Hours (Oct & Mar): 6AM-7PM
Winter Hours (Nov-Feb): 6AM-6PM

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 Dogs allowed only in campground.
 

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Campgrounds, North Shore (Madera County Side)Directions through Google MapsDay-Use, South Shore (Fresno County Side)Directions through Google MapsSouth Finegold Day-Use(Millerton Lake SRA Detailed Directions Page)

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Welcome to Millerton Lake State Recreation Area
Visitors to Millerton Lake State Recreation Area (SRA) can experience a wide range of outdoor activities at this central Sierra Nevada foothill reservoir. The park lies in Fresno and Madera counties, bifurcated by the San Joaquin River channel, traversing its historical route from the Sierra Crest to the California Delta. Millerton Lake SRA is host to a multiuse trail system and to over forty miles of shoreline. The several thousand square acres of water surface area is popular with boaters and fishermen.