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Police body-worn camera and dashboard camera footage and release policy
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Pursuant to Executive Law Section 70-b, the New York State Attorney General investigates and, where warranted, prosecutes offenses in connection with deaths caused by police officers and certain peace officers, including corrections officers. These cases are handled by the Attorney General's Office of Special Investigation (OSI).
OSI's primary objective is to fairly and thoroughly investigate these incidents. It also seeks to provide transparency to the public and strengthen the public's trust in these matters.
To further increase transparency, Attorney General James issued a directive to release certain video materials to the public. This is footage from body-worn and dashboard cameras obtained in the course of an OSI investigation into a matter over which OSI has jurisdiction.
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News Archive | Superior Court of California | County of Alameda
04/04/2016 - Family Law proceedings and Child Custody Recommending Counselor Services provided at the George E. McDonald Courthouse in Alameda are moving to the Hayward Hall of Justice. Click here for more information. The Self-Help Center, Family Law proceedings, Child Custody Recommending Counselor Services, and selected Civil proceedings have moved to the Hayward Hall of Justice.
2015
08/01/2015 - Notice re Annual Budget Allocation

2010 - 2014

2014
12/31/2014 - Court Plans to Make Budget Modifications Effective January 23, 2015
12/31/2014 - Court Plans to Extend Customer Service Hours and Change Motion in Limine Filing Fees
07/29/2014 - Notice of Allocation Posted Pursuant to California Rule of Court 10.620(f)
2013
02/21/2013 - Report of Discharge of Accountability
2012
12/04/2012 - Report of Discharge of Accountability
09/24/2012 - Proposed Budget - FY 12-13
09/12/2012 - Invitation to Comment: Proposed Amendments to Local Rules & Forms
06/04/2012 - Court Reporters Not Provided for Civil Law and Motion and Some Probate Proceedingscal Rules & Forms
2011
09/10/2011 - Juvenile Clerk's Office in Hayward closed – Juvenile cases no longer heard in Hayward.
09/08/2011 - Traffic Clerk's Office in Hayward will relocate permanently to the Fremont Hall of Justice
09/08/2011 - The Civil Clerk's Office in Fremont will relocate permanently to the Hayward Hall of Justice
09/08/2011 - Civil/Small Claims/Family Law Clerk's Office in Pleasanton will relocate permanently to the Hayward Hall of Justice
09/08/2011 - Document filing location changes for Civil, Family Law, and Probate
08/31/2011 - Notice regarding Availability of Court Reporting Services in Civil Cases
08/05/2011 - Reduced Service Hours for Traffic Clerk's Offices
08/03/2011 - Notice of Reduced Service Hours in the Court Clerk's Office
08/03/2011 - Reduced Service Hours for Clerk's Offices
06/22/2011 - Announcement of new court leadership
2010
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Marriage Licenses | Placer County, CA
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Our office has expanded into south Placer!Attention:On a limited basis, ceremonies are performed through the Clerk-Recorder’s Office, Monday through Friday. Appointments are preferable, please call at least 24 hours in advance for scheduling the appointment. Those without an appointment will be served in accordance to available staff.Both our Rocklin and Auburn offices process marriage license applications between the hours of 8 a.m. and 4 p.m., Monday through Friday, excluding holidays. No appointment is necessary if you are applying for a license in our Auburn or Rocklin office.Rocklin Ceremony Appointment Auburn Ceremony AppointmentMarriage license applications are also accepted in our Carnelian Bay office, however, it is by appointment only. Schedule your appointment online anytime.Carnelian Bay Appointment Name Equality ActThe Name Equality Act of 2007 (AB 102, Chapter 567, Statutes of 2007) gives specific rights to parties who are applying for their California marriage license, to choose and list on the marriage license, the new name(s) that each party will go by after marriage (Family Code 306.5 (PDF)) This law only pertains to marriage licenses issued on or after January 1, 2009 and does not apply to marriage licenses issued prior to that date.Please note that parties are not required to have the same name, nor are they required to change their name. If one or both of the parties want to have their new name(s) shown on their marriage license, the new name must be entered on the marriage license application at the time they are applying for their marriage license. The name you indicate on your marriage license application will be your name on the marriage license certificate and cannot be changed by the County Clerk. If you do not indicate a new name on your marriage license, a court order will be required to do a name change.For more information please visit the Office of Vital Records website.Wedding keepsakes are available in our Rocklin office only.Public & Confidential Marriage LicensesThere are two types of marriage licenses a couple may apply for: Public and Confidential.
News Archive | Superior Court of California | County of Alameda
09/08/2011 - Document filing location changes for Civil, Family Law, and Probate
08/31/2011 - Notice regarding Availability of Court Reporting Services in Civil Cases
08/05/2011 - Reduced Service Hours for Traffic Clerk's Offices
08/03/2011 - Notice of Reduced Service Hours in the Court Clerk's Office
08/03/2011 - Reduced Service Hours for Clerk's Offices
06/22/2011 - Announcement of new court leadership
2010
12/08/2010 - Family Law Services to be offered at the George E. McDonald Hall of Justice in Alameda
10/25/2010 - Notice of Fee Changes Effective 10-25-2010
10/25/2010 - Fee Schedule Effective 10-25-2010
09/30/2010 - Governor Signs Legislation to Provide Support for Foster Youth from 18 to 21
09/25/2010 - Chief Justice George Reflects on His Tenure and the Achievements and Challenges of the Judicial Branch
09/23/2010 - Invitation To Comment on Proposed Fee - Off-Site Retrieval of Documents
09/20/2010 - Fee Schedule Effective 09-20-010
09/20/2010 - Notice of Increase in Court Reporter Fees and Returned Check Fee, effective September 20, 2010
08/18/2010 - Invitation To Comment on Proposed Local Rules
06/04/2010 - Invitation To Comment on Proposed Amendments to Local Misdemeanor Forms - CLOSED
06/01/2010 - Announcing Free Electronic Delivery of Civil Case Management Statements
03/26/2010 - AOC to Issue RFP for Statewide Courthouse Maintenance
03/03/2010 - Fremont Hall of Justice Family Law Hearings Transferred to the Hayward Hall of Justice, Effective March 15, 2010
01/01/2010 - Probate Calendars Centralized at the Berkeley Courthouse (Eff. 01/01/2010)

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11/23/2009 - New Location of Oakland Probate Filing Counter (Eff. 11/23/2009)
07/28/2009 - Announcement of Court Closure Days
07/28/2009 - Notice of Fee Changes Effective 7-28-09
07/24/2009 - Superior Court Announces New Judicial Leadership
FOIA Requests - NASA OIG
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Guide for Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) Requests
NASA documents: You may submit a FOIA request to NASA by mail, facsimile, e-mail, from the Internet, or in person. This link to NASA’s FOIA Home Page will provide requesters with detailed information about making requests for Agency documents.
OIG documents: While we are linked to the Agency FOIA Office and follow their reporting requirements, requests for OIG documents are handled independently by the OIG. Requests to the OIG can be made by mail, facsimile, e-mail, from the Internet, or in person at the following address:
Office of Inspector GeneralNASA HeadquartersRoom 8V69300 E Street, S.W.Washington, D.C. 20546
Facsimile: (202) 358-2767
E-mail: foiaoig@hq.nasa.gov
Minnewaska State Park Preserve: Sam's Point Area

For more information, and to register for public programs, call the Sam's Point Visitor Center at (845) 647-7989. Sam's Point opens at 9:00 am and closing times vary throughout the year. The vehicle use fee is $10 per car. The vehicle use fee, as well as gift shop items and snowshoe rentals, can be paid for by credit card, cash or check. Please note the parking area fills early. Please call the park office to ensure parking is available prior to your arrival. There are no additional fees for public programs, unless otherwise noted.
Sam's Point Preserve is located 2.8 miles off State Route 52 in the historic hamlet of Cragsmoor, New York. Please drive slowly, and quietly, through the hamlet, so that you may enjoy and preserve the tranquil nature that inspired the Hudson River School painters who summered here.
To explore the neighboring Minnewaska State Park Preserve, please visit their calendar of events.School Group Environmental Education Programs
Dogs must be on a six foot, or shorter, leash.  Please clean up after your dog and dispose of properly.
Mailing AddressP.O Box 86Cragsmoor, NY 12420

Hours of Operation 
Open Year round, current hours of Operation are 9:00 a.m.
to 8:00 p.m., hours will change seasonally.

Fees & RatesMost New York State Parks charge a vehicle use fee to enter the facility. Fees vary by location and season. A list of entry fees and other park use fees is available below. For fees not listed or to verify information, please contact the park directly.
The easy-to-use Empire Pass card is $80 and your key to all-season enjoyment with unlimited day-use entry at most facilities operated by State Parks and the State Dept. of Environmental Conservation including forests, beaches, trails and more. Purchase online or contact your favorite park for more information.
 Learn more about our Admission Programs including the Empire Pass.

Vehicle Entrance Fee
$10 per vehicleParking reservations are required weekends/holidays from April 15 through November 15.
2001 Budget Analysis:California Spending on Long-Term Care Services
It would add 22.5 permanent positions to staff the unit at a cost of $1.4 million ($500,000 General Fund) in
2001-02. The Governor's budget also includes $500,000 from the General Fund within the Medi-Cal budget to study the current method of reimbursing
long-term care through the Medi-Cal Program.
Proposal Creates 22.5 Headquarters' Positions. The 22.5 new permanent positions include the following: 1 health facility evaluator manager, 1 health facility
evaluator specialist, 2 supervisors, 2 evaluators, 12 program technicians, 2 office technicians, and 2.5 nurses. The number of positions is based upon a projected
workload of processing 13,000 complaints annually.
Currently, all complaints are received and investigated by DHS Licensing and Certification district offices. Complaints are tracked in a statewide computerized
system, to which headquarters has access. Under the proposed centralized complaint intake proposal, the centralized unit would receive all complaints and then
assign the complaints to the appropriate district office for inspection or investigation. The district offices, therefore, would retain the primary role in
investigating complaints and updating data systems for any action taken on investigated complaints.
No District Resources Redirected. The budget proposal argues that a lack of staff resources has contributed to past failures to track and to respond promptly to
complaints. However, district staff did process about 13,000 oral and written complaints in 1999-00. The district staff performed job duties that will be
transferred to the proposed new staff at headquarters. The Governor proposes no redirection of these district resources to fund the new centralized complaint
intake unit, and has provided an insufficient explanation for keeping staffing and funding for district offices that will see a workload decrease as a result of the
creation of the new centralized complaint unit. The DHS has asserted that redirection of existing staff resources would compromise other critical functions but
has not demonstrated how merely shifting the location of the DHS staff involved in complaint intake activities could create a problem.
Recent Enforcement Efforts Could Result in Fewer Complaints. According to DHS data, the number of complaints received by Licensing and Certification
Special primary election set for March 26 | Placer County, CA
The seat is currently vacant due to the resignation of Ted Gaines, who was sworn in as an elected member of the California State Board of Equalization earlier this month.Candidate filing for the special primary election is now open to Placer County residents and closes at 5 p.m. on Jan. 31.Candidates can file at the Placer County Elections Office at 2956 Richardson Drive in North Auburn during normal business hours, Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. The Elections Office will be closed in observance of the Martin Luther King Jr. Day holiday, Jan. 21.Important dates:●      Jan 16: Filing begins for the special primary election●      Jan. 29: Special primary election write-in period begins●      Jan. 31: Last day for candidates to file for the special primary election●      Feb. 25: Vote-by-mail ballots will be mailed to registered voters in Placer County●      March 11: Last day to register to vote for the special primary election●      March 18: Last day for the Elections Office to mail a requested vote-by-mail ballotVoter registration forms may be picked up at all post offices, libraries and California Department of Motor Vehicles offices in Placer County, or completed online at sos.ca.gov .For more information, visit our website at www.placerelections.com  or contact the Placer County Elections Office at 530-886-5650 or toll-free in California at 800-824-8683.

 
 
 

 

 

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For INCIDENT REPORTS, please complete and Print this form:Request IR AccessFor other records of the Corporation, please complete and Print this form:Foil Request FREEDOM OF INFORMATION LAW (FOIL)Records of Roosevelt Island Operating Corporation (RIOC) are available to the public in accordance with Article 85 of the New York State Public Officers law, known as the "Freedom of Information Law", or FOIL.The Committee on Open Government (the "Committee") is the New York State agency responsible for overseeing the Freedom of Information Law, Open Meetings and Personal Privacy Protection Laws. The Committee maintains a website that includes the text of the Freedom of Information Law as well as regulations adopted by the Committee pursuant to FOILHOW TO FILE A FOIL REQUEST:Your request for records must be in writing and can be emailed or mailed to the Records Access Officer. Please describe in detail the records that you are seeking. Please include your phone number, email address and mailing address so our office can contact you with any questions.Roosevelt Island Operating CorporationRecords Access Officer524 Main StreetNew York, NY 10044Email: FOIL@rioc.ny.govAPPEAL OF RIOC FOIL DENIALSAny person denied access to a record maintained by RIOC may, within 30 days, appeal such denial by writing to RIOC's FOIL Appeals Officer:Roosevelt Island Operating CorporationFOIL Appeals Officer524 Main StreetNew York, NY 10044Email: FOIL@rioc.ny.govFOIL SUBJECT MATTER LISTPursuant to section 87(3)(c) of the Public Officers Law, a subject matter list of records in RIOC’s possession has been made downloadable below.PDF - FOIL Subject Matter ListAVAILABILITY OF RECORDSUpon appointment, public records maintained by RIOC are available for inspection or copying on weekdays between the hours of 9 AM and 5 PM at 591 Main Street, New York, NY 10044.

 
 
 

 

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