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2024 Public Comments to Preliminary Applications
We have over 75 members and are committed to sustainable land use and good off-roading practices. We are active in our community and communicate closely with government land management agencies. We take pride in our volunteer support to the Inyo National Forest and the Bureau of Land Management. The Eastern Sierra 4WD Club takes responsibility for promoting safe and sane four wheeling. Our club is open to anyone who supports our goals and is interested in exploring our wonderful area. We support Conservation with Utilization and TREAD LIGHTLY practices. This request for funding should be approved. The Eastern Sierra has experienced a huge increase in the numbers of people who recreate in Inyo and Mono counties and that trend it is going to continue. Most of these folks access the forest by vehicle. Public compliance with all laws and regulations ensures that we will have beautiful and healthy public lands to enjoy for years to come. Enforcement needs all the help it can get to properly patrol an area this size and this remote. The contacts our members have had with their officers in the field have been positive. Eastern Sierra 4X4 Club - 4/13/2024

 Napa County Sheriff's Office

I am grateful that the NCSD continues to support patrol and law enforcement in the Knoxville OHV recreation area. I live and work at the intersection of Napa/Lake/Yolo counties, and the remoteness of the location tends to attract some people who are looking for areas where reckless or illegal activity can be engaged in. The presence of the NCSD officers in the area is invaluable, and it is important that they have the equipment, training, and PPE to conduct their activities in a professional manner. Without the OHV team patrolling the KRA, there would be an increased safety and security risk to residents of the area and law abiding citizens using the nearby public lands. Thank you for supporting the NCSC's application. Catherine Koehler - 3/23/2024

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Upon completion of the academy, cadets are appointed into State Park Peace Officer classifications.12. Do I have to attend State Parks' Academy if I currently hold a POST Basic Certificate?No. Please visit the “Laterals and Transfers” page for information on the Lateral process and how to apply.13. What specifically should I do to prepare for the academy?Give yourself adequate time prior to the start of the academy, to get into very good physical shape. Cardiovascular and strength training is key to your success. We also encourage potential cadets to prepare your family for you being gone for 7 months.
14. Do I get paid while at the academy?Yes. Cadets are full-time employees and earn a salary; at this time the salary range is $4,077.00 to $5,499.00. Most Cadets start at the low end of the range unless they are a current State employee with a salary within the range. Explore Compensation and Benefits to learn more.  
15. Do I get to choose the specific park where I will work following the academy?Work placements within the state are based on needs of the Department. Cadets are assigned their initial work location at the academy. At least 45 days prior to academy graduation, you will be given a list of open assignments from which to list your personal preferences. Priority in choosing your first work location is based on your written exam score (PELLETB) with the highest standing candidate being offered their first choice of available work assignment, followed by the next highest, and so on.16. What can I do to prepare for a job as a State Park Peace Officer?Paid or volunteer experience in law enforcement or in the operation, protection and interpretation of a park, forest, public recreational, or historical area is desirable. Additionally, visit the parks and talk to SPPOs about what they do; we recommend you contact a Recruiter to schedule a ride-along to experience what State Park Rangers and Lifeguards do on a daily basis. Consider various ride-alongs at one reservoir (high law enforcement), one coastal park, and one park of your choice, or historic park.  If possible, consider working as a seasonal Park Aide for a great way to learn about parks and the department. 17.
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Recognizes that restoration grants such as this are vital to protecting the natural, cultural, and visual resources of the Inyo National Forest, and preserving existing legal OHV routes. The education component will provide invaluable educational touchpoints for the recreation community. Engaging the community through the proposed volunteer work days will help instill a sense of ownership and stewardship over the anticipated project sites. Overall this proposal is well reasoned and funding for it should be granted. Brandon Alvarez - 4/26/2024

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I would like to comment on California City grant application on behalf of the California Off Road Vehicle association. The grants for California City are important to maintain OHV access to great opportunity. I am interested in your planning grant and would very much like to see a copy of your final report. How can I get a copy when complete? Ed Ed Stovin - 4/28/2024

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I would like to comment on City of Simi Valley, Law Enforcement grant application on behalf of the California Off Road Vehicle association. I read in the application "The Simi Valley Police Department Dual-Purpose Motorcycle Unit is also planning to attend training hosted by California State Parks OHMVR Division law enforcement officers focusing on enforcement of OHV related vehicle codes and UTV training." I did not know about this training, but am interested in it. Please let me know when this training takes place. It is possible someone from CORVA may want to observe this.
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The Funds requested is way, way too much for chasing mini bikers riding outside of this SVRA and riding illegally on roads, alleys, and private property. This is just ONE reason Carnegie SVRA was created. Legal and safe OHV recreation. Nearly $200,000 for the Grant, is a cost of $16,666.66 PER MONTH! Please demand an AUDIT (Legal Requirement] be done to show where the money went in a past year. Alameda County is in financial mess........ Again, I CANNOT SUPPORT THIS GRANT! Cut it down to a reasonable number, as this is abuse to our Trust Fund. Dave Pickett Dave Pickett - 5/4/2024

 Alpine County Sheriff's Office

Winter Wildlands Alliance (WWA) is in support of grant goals submitted by the Alpine County Sheriff's Office that pertain to winter staffing and equipment needs. We have seen how the presence of winter staff at OHV (OSV) trailheads can minimize winter recreation conflicts and create a safe, enjoyable experience for all users. Often there are good land management plans in place, but no funding for the staff needed to support them on the ground. By funding education for winter users and enforcement of things like wilderness boundaries and safe speeds, user increases and the difficulty in communicating land management changes can be mitigated. This ultimately helps to create a better experience for all of those getting out on public lands –both OSV and other winter users. Thank you for your consideration of our comments. We look forward to continuing to work collaboratively with public agencies and winter recreation stakeholders to help develop equitable and balanced recreation opportunities. Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions. For more information, contact Kelly Bessem, WWA California Stewardship Manager OR Hilary Eisen, WWA Policy Director: heisen@winterwildlands.org Kelly Bessem - 5/6/2024

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I am pleased to SUPPORT this Grant. As an Off Highway Vehicle recreationist for over 50+ years, and Supporter of the Off Highway Motor Vehicle Division of Ca State Parks Grant program, I am happy that our Amador Sheriffs Division has applied for this Grant.
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