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Cytopathology (study of unusual cells) and surgical pathology (study of tissue removed during surgery)
Autopsy services

 MOVE! weight management
 

Common conditions: overweight, obesity, diabetes, high blood pressure
 
We offer easy-to-follow weight management plans backed by the latest science. Our experts can help you reduce health risks, prevent or reverse some diseases and live a better—and even longer—life.

Appointments

 Contact us to schedule, reschedule, or cancel your appointment. If a referral is required,
 you’ll need to contact your primary care provider first.
 

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MOVE Weight Program Coordinator

Common conditions: overweight, obesity, diabetes, high blood pressure
We offer easy-to-follow weight management plans backed by the latest science. Our experts can help you reduce health risks, prevent or reverse some diseases and live a better—and even longer—life.
MOVE! is a weight-management program designed to help you live a longer, healthier life. With the help of your MOVE! care team, you can eat a healthier diet, get more exercise, reduce your health risks, and improve your quality of life. The MOVE! program offers:
Weight-loss support groups to help you lose weight and keep it off
Healthy eating tips and cooking classes
Behavioral change strategies to help you live a healthier lifestyle
Learn more about MOVE!

 Mental health care
 

Common conditions: addiction, depression, anxiety, trauma, PTSD, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, OCD 
 
If you’re struggling with issues like PTSD, depression, grief, anger or trauma, we offer counseling and other support. All VA health care facilities offer same-day help. You may qualify even without enrolling in VA health care.

 Visit our office, with or without an appointment
 

 A referral is not required
 

Appointments

Beacon Walk-in Clinic

Behavioral Health Appointment Line

Substance Abuse Line

 Schedule an appointment online
 

 Beacon Clinic (Walk-in)
 

 Bldg 41
 

 1st Floor, A Wing, near ER
 

Military Sexual Trauma

Suicide Prevention
The Superior Court of California - County of Ventura - Volunteer Program
Volunteers must provide proof of current certification in CPR (Cardio-pulmonary Resuscitation), and a negative T.B. (Tuberculin) test within 60 days of beginning 
 service. Fingerprinting will also be required.

Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) of Ventura County

Phone:  (805) 389-3120
Email:  info@casaofventuracounty.org
Website:  www.casaofventuracounty.org

Every day in Ventura County, children are removed from their homes by protective services due to abuse, neglect, or abandonment. 
 A Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) is a volunteer and a sworn officer of the Juvenile Dependency Court for these children. The 
 program is regulated by The California Administrative Office of the Courts and overseen by The Juvenile Dependency Court.
Trained CASAs work one-on-one with the children and help to protect their rights. CASAs assess the circumstances, report their 
 findings to the Court, and advocate for the child. These children are in Court not because they are criminals, but because they are 
 victims. CASAs provide them friendship and support.
In Ventura County, there are close to a thousand children in foster care. Only a small percentage of these children, however, 
 have access to a CASA volunteer. CASA of Ventura County is dedicated to ensuring that every foster child appointed to the program 
 has a qualified CASA volunteer looking out for his or her best interests. With the help of a CASA volunteer, a child is half as likely 
 to languish in the foster care system and more likely to find a safe and permanent home. 
 [See www.casaforchildren.org, "Evidence of Effectiveness".]
CASA of Ventura County is the only program of its kind in Ventura County. It is a volunteer-driven non-profit organization that 
 provides a powerful voice in Court for abused and neglected children in our community.
To learn how to become a trained CASA volunteer or to find out how you can become involved in some other capacity with CASA of 
 Ventura County, please go to www.casaofventuracounty.org.

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2001 Budget Analysis: Child Care and Development
enactment of legislation to conduct a pilot test of a Wisconsin-style child care program in up to four counties in California, directed at addressing unmet needs
of working poor families.)
The Legislature created the Stage 3 set-aside in 1997 in order to provide continuing child care for former CalWORKs recipients who reach the end of their
two-year Stage 2 time limit. Recipients timing out of
Stage 2 are potentially eligible for the Stage 3 set-aside if they have been unable to find regular Stage 3 child care. Provided funding is available—and legislative
and administrative practice to date has been to fully fund estimated need—former CalWORKs recipients may receive Stage 3 set-aside child care as long as their
income remains below 75 percent of the state median and their children are age 13 or below.
CalWORKs Child Care Budget 
Current Year. As indicated in Figure 2 (see next page), the 2000-01 Budget Act provided $1.3 billion for CalWORKs child care. This total originally included a
reserve of $127.9 million to be allocated to Stage 1 or Stage 2 depending on a subsequent determination of actual need. However, $100.3 million of this amount
has since been allocated to meet the needs of Stage 1, leaving the reserve of $27.6 million shown in Figure 2. Spending for the Stage 3 set-aside is
approximately $16 million greater than estimated at the time the budget act was enacted. The administration has proposed to fund this anticipated $16 million
shortfall with savings from non-CalWORKs child care in the current year.
Budget Year. For 2001-02, the Governor's budget proposes $1.3 billion for CalWORKs child care. Of this total, $649 million is included in SDE's child care
budget as shown in Figure 1. As indicated in Figure 2 (see next page), the proposed $1.3 billion total represents an increase of only $13.8 million over
current-year spending. The major budget changes for the CalWORKs child care budget include a $41.7 million increase for the Stage 3 set-aside and a
$97.8 million decrease in Stage 2 child care based on estimated caseload decline.
Prairie City SVRA
These routes were reshaped using heavy equipment to improve trail tread, direct run-off to the newly vegetated areas and encourage sheet flow of stormwater. To ensure public safety and the successful establishment of vegetation, the project area will continue to be temporarily fenced until Fall of 2024.

Fall Project Update: Seeding of the 2.66 acre site occurred on Nov 30, 2023. The process involved using a hydroseeder truck to apply a mixture of water, slow-release organic fertilizer, native seed and a soil binder (to prevent erosion prior to plant establishment) to the ground. A mix of grasses and flowers were sowed, including California poppy, purple needlegrass, gum plant, three weeks fescue, yarrow, California brome, and tomcat clover. Site preparation was achieved in partnership with Sacramento Regional Conservation Corps.
 
The purpose of the Zone 3 West Erosion Control Project is to improve rider safety and environmental conditions that are linked to soil erosion. The Project is located in a motorcycle and ATV riding area viewable from Main Staging (when looking east past the MX and ATV practice tracks).
Prior to the Project, soils in this area were eroding during windy conditions, rain events and off-highway vehicle use. This meant that during the dry season, dusty conditions limited sight distance for riders and diminished air quality. During the rainy season, stormwater run-off from this area contributed to temporary road closures and inaccessible trails due to flooding. Both situations reduced recreational opportunities.
This project is addressing those issues by reintroducing stormwater controls, improving trail tread, and restoring native vegetation.
 
 
Project construction will be divided into two phases. The first phase beginning in October 2023 will consist of earthwork to support soil stabilization and trail improvements, installing erosion control features and building temporary fencing. The second phase will commence in November and will involve hydroseeding the site. Site monitoring will continue through 2024 and the project will be deemed complete once vegetation is established in late Fall of 2024.
To ensure public safety, some trail areas will be temporarily closed while construction activities are under way. Trail closures will be short in duration.
For additional information, contact the Prairie City SVRA Public Kiosk at 916-985-7378.
About - California Health and Human Services
Through Portfolio Support, Enterprise Architecture, Information Security, Agency Governance and Horizontal Integration activities, the OAIO provides both operational and strategic services to increase the probability of successful projects while promoting a person-centered culture and a corresponding portfolio of interoperable systems that can share and use data effectively to provide wholistic services to Californians in need.Office of Policy and Strategic PlanningThe Office of Policy and Strategic Planning is responsible for driving measurable outcomes on CalHHS’s guiding principles and strategic priorities through system alignment and program integration across the agency’s departments and offices to build a Healthy California for All. The Office works on a set of initiatives to advance equity, address the social determinants of health, and ensure a whole person approach.
View the California Health & Human Services Agency Organizational Chart.
The Secretary of the California Health & Human Services Agency sits on a number of committees and advisory boards, and is directed by Executive Order to establish a number of advisory bodies:California Health Benefit Exchange or Covered CaliforniaHealthy California for All CommissionHealth and Human Services Data Exchange Framework Stakeholder GroupDisability and Aging Community Living Advisory CommitteeAlzheimer’s Disease and Related Disorders Advisory CommitteeBehavioral Health Task ForceCalifornia Child Welfare CouncilEarly Childhood Policy CouncilState Council on Developmental DisabilitiesCalifornia Workforce Investment BoardStrategic Growth CouncilIncompetent to Stand Trial Solutions WorkgroupFirst 5 (California Children and Families) Commission

 

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Deputy Secretary of Behavioral Health
Director of the Children and Youth Behavioral Health Initiative
Director of the Center for Data Insights and Innovation & Chief Data Officer

Mark Ghaly, MD, MPHDr. Mark Ghaly was appointed Secretary of the California Health & Human Services Agency in early 2019 by Governor Gavin Newsom.In serving California, Dr. Ghaly has the privilege of working with partners across sectors and disciplines to improve the lives and life chances of ALL Californians. This has been especially true during our response to the COVID-19 pandemic.Dr.
California State Mining and Mineral Museum Park Property
You are invited to discover for yourself California’s mineral wealth, colorful history and geologic diversity as you view the official mineral collection of the state of California.  The collection, which began in 1880, contains over 13,000 objects including mining artifacts, rare specimens of crystalline gold in its many forms, as well as beautiful gem and mineral specimens from California and around the world. The collection was moved to Mariposa in 1983 after residing in San Francisco, for over 100 years.  The museum became a state park in 1999.
We are proud to display the Fricot “Nugget”, a rare and beautiful specimen of crystallized gold discovered in the American River in 1864.  This spectacular 13.8-pound. specimen is the largest remaining intact mass of crystalline gold from 19th century California, when these finds were more common but usually were simply melted down.  You can also take a trip back in time as you walk through our mine tunnel and see how gold was mined in the mid-1800s, when California was a wilderness, being transformed by rapid development. Our assay office and working scale model of a stamp mill will help you discover how gold was found and extracted from the rocks.
The museum is dedicated to helping families and students learn about the importance of mining and minerals to our history, our environment, and our future. We offer free activities for children and youth groups, including our Junior Ranger Program. We also provide school tours relating to geology, rocks and minerals, the gold rush, and mining history to hundreds of students each year. We encourage teachers and youth groups to call about our free, hands on, fun and educational programs, which also support California state curriculum standards. Custom tours can also be arranged for special groups.
The museum sponsors an annual gem and mineral show each spring featuring exhibits, speakers, food, educational children’s activities, and dealers of beautiful mineral specimens and lapidary work from around the world. Call the museum for dates and times. We also feature special mineral related activities and crafts during the annual Mariposa County Fair, over Labor Day weekend.  Our museum shop offers a wide variety of jewelry, mineral art, and mineral specimens as well as many books about rocks, minerals, prospecting, mining, and California history.
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Greenlight LB
2023 Cannabis & Health Survey
The Health Department is conducting the annual cannabis & Health Survey and would like to hear from you! The survey should only take 3-5 minutes and all responses are confidential and anonymous.  
Submit your survey today!

About Us

GreenlightLB combines community education, systems, and behavior change strategies to reduce drug-impaired and distracted driving, implement youth cannabis prevention activities, and ensure adults can make responsible decisions related to cannabis.  

What We Do
CANNABIS EDUCATION & PREVENTION
GreenlightLB serves those who live, work, and play in Long Beach through being an unbiased and trusted resource for health and safety information related to cannabis, and by ensuring that everyone can make informed decisions about cannabis use.

Education: Our team provides in person and virtual workshops that cover a range of cannabis-related topics including impacts on healthy living, consuming legally and responsibly, and how to store safely away from kids and pets.
Prevention: Our team has specialized youth programs and workshops to reduce youth access to cannabis, and to train educators and parents on what they need to know about trends in cannabis use.
Outreach: Greenlight hosts and participates in many local education activities to engage with Long Beach residents including health fairs and pop-ups.

RESPONSIBLE CANNABIS VENDOR PROGRAM

The Long Beach Health Department wants to ensure all cannabis dispensary staff have accurate information when speaking about cannabis health and safety, both in the store and while out in the larger community.  

The Long Beach Responsible Cannabis Vendor Training was developed to assist licensees in finding appropriate public health and compliance training for staff.
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International Terra Team Members as a slide for presentations – Click on image to enlarge or download slide.
On August 5, 2017, Terra’s Flight Operations Team successfully completed a Lunar Deep Space Calibration Maneuver I – Click on image to enlarge or download poster or slide.
 Poster and Slide about Fire Science with Data from MODIS, MISR, ASTER and MOPITT – Click on image to enlarge or download slide. 
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Presentations
Terra’s Greatest Hits  (199MB .ppt) or (217MB .pdf) A PowerPoint slide-show highlighting some of Terra’s greatest contributions to science and society.Terra at 15A PowerPoint slide-show highlighting some of Terra’s greatest contributions to science and society up to it’s 15th anniversary.Terra at TenPresentations given by Terra principal investigators and engineers during Terra’s 10th anniversary celebration in May 2011.Terra’s sensors animation from Illinois National Center for Supercomputing Operations – ASTER, CERES, MISR, MODIS, and MOPITT instruments are shown with how they image Earth.Remote Sensing of the Earth’s Environment from TerraA short course presented by Terra principal investigators to graduate students at La Scuola per la Societô dell’Informazione, in L’Aquila, Italy, in September 2002.Collection 6 Atmosphere Team Webinar SeriesA collection of presentations about Collection 6 (C6) from 2014 that outline the changes made to Levels 2 and 3 MODIS data.
Educational Resources and Programs for Teachers and Students
Earth Observatory for KidsEarth Observatory for kids highlights current topics in Earth science and remote sensing while making the science fun and engaging for children between 9 and 14 years old. Each month a new issue is published and coupled with a hands-on activity. Earth Observatory for Kids asks children to come explore our Earth with us.NASA WavelengthA digital collection of NASA Earth and space science resources for educators of all levels – from elementary to college, to out-of-school programs. These resources, developed through funding of the NASA Science Mission Directorate (SMD), have undergone a peer-review process through which educators and scientists ensure the content is accurate and useful in an educational setting.
News Around NOAA
Check out this webinar to learn how to stay safe at the beach as we look ahead to Labor Day and the last of summer weather.

July 13, 2018 - John Jensenius: The National Weather Service’s top lightning safety expert

July 12, 2018 - National Weather Service Field Offices Get Major Internet Upgrade
This week, the National Weather Service is celebrating the completion of the OneNWS network. Today we’re talking to Michelle Mainelli, director of dissemination, about ushering in this new high tech era at the nation’s weather agency.

July 10, 2018 - National Weather Service pushes flood safety with catchy new “Turn Around Don’t Drown" PSA
Today, the National Weather Service unveiled its new public service announcement aimed at reducing the approximately 100 U.S. deaths each year attributed to floods, about 50 percent of which involve a motor vehicle.

June 18, 2018 - There’s a new director in town - Ken Graham takes the reins of NHC
Ken Graham became the 11th official director of NOAA’s National Hurricane Center in Miami. Florida, on April 1st. It’s one of the most demanding positions in the National Weather Service.

June 15, 2018 - National Weather Service director cautions: Don't chase single model runs this hurricane season
 

May 17, 2018 - NWS issues first-ever Ashfall Advisory for Hawaii during Kilauea eruption

May 17, 2018 - NWS Birmingham produces weather safety videos for deaf and hard of hearing community
Informing and educating citizens on severe weather threats, safety, and preparedness is challenging due to various disabilities and language barriers which can hinder reach and effective messaging.

May 7, 2018 - NOAA adopts technology to automate weather balloon launches
NOAA’s National Weather Service is tapping technology to automate weather balloon launches in Alaska, a move that will allow staff to improve public service across the state while saving federal tax dollars.

April 24, 2018 - NWS Austin / San Antonio provides Impact-Based Decision Support during Final Four Weekend in San Antonio, TX
The NCAA Final Four activities took place Friday, March 30th through Monday, April 2nd in downtown San Antonio.
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The Piedmont Police Department is comprised of dedicated professionals committed to providing the highest quality of public service. We are proud of our strong community partnerships and combine these relationships with the strengths of technology, the highest possible professional standards, and ongoing staff training to meet our community’s current and future policing needs.

Our goal is to provide the best service possible, ensure our interactions with the public are based on dignity and respect, and ensure Piedmont is a safe place to live, work, play, and learn.

In the City of Piedmont, we stand committed to the police department’s mission to preserve life and protect human rights.

Employee Feedback: 

Feedback on an officer’s performance can be done in person, in writing, by email, or by telephoning the Department. Complaints made in writing are encouraged to be completed on a Community Feedback Report form Download the (PDF).
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In addition to the information available to you here, I also encourage you to join our Nextdoor community, follow our department on Facebook, Instagram, and sign up for AC Alert for important community alerts and event information.

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Our Vision: The Piedmont Police Department contributes to community safety and equity by continually exemplifying the best of policing.
Our Mission: The Piedmont Police Department is dedicated to providing quality service in an honest, ethical and impartial manner. We strive to reduce crime and improve public safety by engaging with our community and utilizing innovative technology.  
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INTEGRITY: Our organizational legitimacy is based on the ethics and honesty of each employee to ensure we earn and maintain trust.
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