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If you voluntarily participate in an activity that asks for specific information (i.e., completing a request for assistance, personalizing the content of the website, sending an email, or participating in a survey), more detailed data will be collected. If you choose not to participate in these activities, your choice will in no way affect your ability to use any other feature of the website.
Transaction log information will be disclosed to the Department of Parks and Recreation staff in order to help us manage and improve our website. This information is used only for internal purposes, allowing our staff to measure the number of visitors to the different sections of our website and to help improve our website for future visitors.
If any type of personal information is collected on our website or volunteered by the user, State law, including the Information Practices Act of 1977, Government Code section 11015.5, and the Privacy Act of 1974 require that it must be protected.
The Department of Parks and Recreation will not distribute or sell any electronically collected personal information about users to any third party. It should be noted that electronically collected personal information is exempt from requests made under the California Public Records Act.
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The Department of Parks and Recreation Privacy Officer is responsible for the overall implementation and enforcement of this privacy policy.
Questions, comments or complaints regarding this privacy policy or requests for personal information access, correction, or deletion should be addressed to: privacy@parks.ca.gov
Privacy Policy effective date: 11/07/2022
Privacy Policy last reviewed: 11/07/2022
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Thank you for visiting the Placer County website. The county recognizes the public's concern about privacy on the Internet and the Web. This privacy statement describes how information will be gathered about you from your visit to our site and how it will be used by the county's website operators. As a website visitor, you should be aware that much information submitted to Placer County is public information under the laws of the State of California. Under some circumstances, we may be required to disclose such information upon request, in accordance with the California Public Records Act or in response to other legal requirements.The county will make every effort to protect personal or business information you choose to provide on our website in the same way it protects personal and business information provided through other methods.This privacy statement is provided for informational purposes only. It is not meant to be a contract of any type. Placer County may change its privacy statement at any time, without prior notice.Information Collection on This WebsiteIf you read or download information:If you only browse through the website, read pages, or download information, the county website computer will gather and store certain information about your visit automatically. (This is a routine function of website computers.) We may store a "cookie" on your computer. (A cookie is a tiny element of data that a website computer sends to your browser. It is stored on your personal computer.) The information in this cookie is used only to identify your computer to our website, as we gather information to evaluate how visitors make use of the site so we may improve it. This information does not identify you personally.
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Manage Your Health RecordsForgot the name of a prescription medicine? Can't remember the date of a surgery? Use My HealtheVet to access your VA medical records and organize your personal health information. Members registered in My HealtheVet can manage their health by using My HealtheVet's Blue Button feature to customize a report or access their VA Health Summary. The VA Blue Button feature helps you better manage your health care needs and communicate with your health care team. With the VA Blue Button feature, you can:Customize and download a report (as a PDF or text file) to share with your VA and non-VA providersPrint a report or summary to take a copy to your next appointmentSend an electronic version of your self-entered information in Secure Message to your VA health care teamBuild your Personal Health Record (PHR) by self-entering your personal information or data that you have trackedStart building your PHR by self-entering your personal information, such as your health history, emergency contacts and medications. You can monitor your vital signs and use the journals to track your diet and physical activity. Even if you are not a Veteran, you can take advantage of this convenient way to organize your information.If you are a Veteran who receives care from VA, you can access your VA medical records and create a customized report that can also include your self-entered data. Many Veterans can also include a copy of their military service information from the Department of Defense (DoD).Several smartphone apps are also available through a variety of non-VA sources. While VA does not endorse specific apps, there are now creative, secure and easy-to-use ways of viewing Blue Button data.
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The voluntary disclosure of personal information to DEC by the user, whether solicited or unsolicited, constitutes consent for DEC to collect and disclose information for the purposes that the user disclosed the information, as was reasonably ascertainable from the nature and terms of the disclosure.However, notwithstanding any other provision of this policy, DEC may collect or disclose personal information without user consent if the collection or disclosure is: (1) necessary to perform statutory duties of DEC, or necessary for DEC to operate a program authorized by law, or authorized by state or federal statue or regulation; (2) made pursuant to a court order or pursuant to other legal process; (3) for purpose of validating the identity of the user; or (4) of information to be used solely for statistical purposes that is in a form that cannot be used to identify any particular person.Further, the disclosure of information, including personal information, collected through this website is subject to the provisions of the Freedom of Information Law and the Personal Privacy Protection Law. Additionally, DEC may disclose personal information to federal or State law enforcement authorities to enforce its rights against unauthorized access or attempted unauthorized access to DEC’s information technology assets and any other inappropriate use of its website.Retention of Information Collected Through this WebsiteThe information collected through this website is retained by DEC in accordance with the records retention and disposition requirements of the New York State Arts and Cultural Affairs Law. Information on the requirements of the Arts and Cultural Affairs Law may be found at https://www.archives.nysed.gov/records/laws-arts-and-cultural-affairs-57-05. In general, the Internet services logs of DEC, compromising electronic files or automated logs created to monitor access and use of state agency services provided through this website, are retained for one year and then destroyed. Information, including personal information that a web user submits in an email or when they initiate an online transaction such as a survey, registration form, or order form is retained in accordance with the records retention and disposition schedule established for the records of the program unit to which the web user submitted the information. Information concerning these record retention and disposition schedules may be obtained through the Internet privacy policy contact listed in this policy.Access to and Correction of Personal Information Collected Through this WebsiteAny user may submit a request to the DEC privacy officer to determine whether personal information pertaining to that user has been collected through this website.
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This information does not identify you personally and is used for gathering web site statistics. The information we automatically collect and store in our logs about your visit helps us to analyze our web site to continually improve the value of the materials available. Our web site logs do not identify a visitor by personal information, and we make no attempt to link other web sites with the individuals that browse the Department’s web site. Individuals have the right to have any electronically collected personal information deleted by the Department, without reuse or distribution. If you have questions or would like additional information regarding the CMD’s privacy policy, you may contact us at 916.854.3605 or by mail/email as listed below:
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Electronically collected personal information is exempt from requests made under the Public Records Act.
Government Code § 11015.5 prohibits all state agencies from distributing or selling any electronically collected personal information, as defined above, about users to any third party without the written consent of the user. The Department does not sell any “electronically collected personal information.” Any distribution of “electronically collected personal information” will be solely for the purposes for which it was provided to us.
We do not use session cookies on this website. Cookies are small text files placed on your computer, often without your knowledge, while visiting certain sites on the Internet used to identify your computer. For example, cookies are used by some sites to greet you personally, to post a list of your favorite books to purchase, to remember what you had in your shopping basket the last time you visited. The session cookies are used to facilitate the interaction between you and the fields in the form.
You can prevent cookies from being placed on your computer by accessing your browser’s preferences menu and deleting existing cookies. There also are commercial programs available to help you manage cookies. Before taking such steps, you should be aware that some websites may not work properly if you choose to block the placement of cookies on your computer. You will need to decide whether enabling cookies outweigh privacy concerns.
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As noted above, OPRHP does not collect any personal information about you during your visit to this website, unless you provide that information voluntarily by sending an e-mail or initiating an online transaction such as a survey, registration, or order form. You may choose not to send us an e-mail, respond to a survey or complete an order form. While your choice not to participate in these activities may limit your ability to receive specific services or products through this website, it will not prevent you from requesting services or products from OPRHP by other means, and will not normally have an impact on your ability to take advantage of other features of the website, including browsing or downloading most publicly available information.
Disclosure of Information Collected Through This Website
	 The collection of information through this website and the disclosure of that information are subject to the provisions of the Internet Security and Privacy Act. OPRHP will only collect personal information through this website, or disclose such personal information, if the user has consented to the collection and disclosure of such personal information. The voluntary disclosure of personal information to OPRHP by the user, whether solicited or unsolicited, constitutes consent to the collection and disclosure of the information by OPRHP for the purposes for which the user disclosed the information to OPRHP, as was reasonably ascertainable from the nature and terms of the disclosure.
However, OPRHP may collect or disclose personal information without user consent if the collection or disclosure is: (1) necessary to perform the statutory duties of OPRHP, or necessary for OPRHP to operate a program authorized by law, or authorized by state or federal statute or regulation; (2) made pursuant to a court order or by law; (3) for the purpose of validating the identity of the user; or (4) of information to be used solely for statistical purposes that is in a form that cannot be used to identify any particular person.
Further, the disclosure of information, including personal information, collected through this website is subject to the provisions of the Freedom of Information Law and the Personal Privacy Protection Law. Additionally, OPRHP may disclose personal information to federal or State law enforcement authorities to enforce its rights against unauthorized access or attempted unauthorized access to OPRHP's information technology assets and any other inappropriate use of its website.
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March 18, 2020 - In this installment of Fiscal Perspectives, Legislative Analyst Gabriel Petek offers some initial observations on the recent volatility in financial markets, palpably sharp reduction in economic activity, and the state’s fiscal position at the outset of the COVID-19 outbreak.
 

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February 12, 2020 - In this installment of Fiscal Perspectives, Legislative Analyst Gabriel Petek discusses why, even with high budget reserve balances, it is prudent for the Legislature to continue assessing and strengthening the state’s fiscal capacity. The post also discusses how maintaining an operating surplus in the state’s multiyear budget plan can supplement reserves as an instrument of fiscal resilience. Petek makes the case that there is a particularly strong argument for doing so in the context of a mature economic expansion.
 

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December 9, 2019 - Under the baseline scenario in our recently released report The 2020-21 Budget: California's Fiscal Outlook, we estimate California's General Fund is on track for a $7 billion surplus in 2020-21, with around $3 billion available for new, ongoing commitments. Additionally, we estimate the state's rainy day fund will grow to $18.3 by the end of 2020-21.
Despite these large estimated surpluses and reserves, our central recommendation to the Legislature is to limit its new, ongoing spending commitments to approximately $1 billion or less in the 2020-21 budget.
In this new installment of Fiscal Perspectives, Legislative Analyst Gabriel Petek provides additional context for understanding the importance of limiting new, ongoing spending in the coming budget, with a short discussion of the state's fiscal structure, the state's economic backdrop, and other potential risks and uncertainties.
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The mission of the Birmingham VA Health Care System (BVAHCS) and the University of Alabama at Birmingham School of Nursing (UAB SON) Mental Health Nurse Practitioner Residency (MHNPR) is to enhance the competencies of MHNP residents and to prepare highly qualified leaders in an interprofessional environment with expertise in Veteran-centric care while emphasizing competency-based learning, quality improvement, and scholarship.

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Program Goals and ObjectivesThe goals and objectives of this one-year residency are to:1. Support excellence in interprofessional education.a. The MHNP residents will engage in interprofessional collaboration to understand roles, responsibilities, and barriers to effective interprofessional team performance.b. Program faculty and residents will practice interpersonal skills to enhance teamwork within interprofessional teams to promote ethical and safe Veteran-centric care.2. Incorporate principles of Veteran-centric care into residency training.a. Residents will define and analyze Veteran-centric approaches to whole health care.b.
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If you send comments or questions to this Website, the information you provide will normally be used to respond to you, to address issues you identify, to improve our services, or in some cases, to refer you to another public entity that may be better able to assist you. In order to access certain areas or services of this Website, you may be asked to provide additional information, including personal information. Once you provide personal information, you are no longer an anonymous user of this Website. Information collected on this Website will not be used by the Judicial Council of California for commercial marketing purposes, but may be used or shared in response to a legal process (such as a court order or subpoena); to take action regarding illegal or unauthorized activities; in accordance with the law (including but not limited to public records laws); to process a transaction or service requested by you; or if you consent. Statistical, aggregated, and anonymous information collected by this Website may be shared with third parties or the public. This information is not linked to any personal information that can identify any individual person.This Website has implemented various security measures, including physical, electronic, and procedural measures. As effective as any security measure implemented by this Website may be, no security system is impenetrable.
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Cookies generally contain user preferences (language or layout preference), location (IP address), session information (a system generated session id with the date and time), device information (browser type, operating system), web pages accessed, and forms interacted with (if you download one). Cookies do NOT include any personal identifiable information (PII) and are only active when you login to our site and are immediately discarded from our servers upon logout or when you are automatically logged out due to inactivity.What We Do with Your InformationWhen we request personal information, we specify what it will be used for and under what legal authority we're requesting it. We will specify the purpose for the request at, or prior to, the time of collection in a privacy notice included on or with the form used to collect personal information. Any information we acquire, including information collected on our websites, depends on the limitations described in the Information Practices Act of 1977 (see Civil Code Section 1798 et seq.).We will not disclose, make available, or otherwise use your personal information for purposes other than those specified, except with your consent or as authorized by law or regulation. We will not distribute or sell any of your electronically or non-electronically collected personal information to any third party, unless required by law. Safeguarding Your Personal InformationWe collect and maintain our electronic and paper files in a manner that protects against loss or unauthorized access, use, modification, or disclosure. We use security technologies to protect all forms of your information on our website from unauthorized viewing or corruption, by either internal or external sources. Moreover, we educate our employees on the importance of protecting your privacy and personal information, and by limiting access to only those employees who have a business need to use your information.Our website conveniently provides links to other websites, primarily other departments within the State of California. However, there are some applications hosted by third-party services, such as the Savings Plus Program, which we utilize to provide certain services.  Retention of InformationWe keep your personal information for as long as necessary to fulfill our business needs in conjunction with the records retention schedule by the Secretary of State unless we are required to keep it longer by statute or official policy.Access to Your Personal InformationYou have the right to review the rec​ords you provided to CalHR and to request corrections of any inaccuracies in your records.