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Visit the MPA website to view each of these initiatives; the Data Dashboard for Aging, which will track the MPA’s progress over ten years; and a Local Playbook to drive local age- and disability-friendly planning and action.Click to view the MPA Press ReleaseClick to view to the MPA Press Conference with CHHS Secretary Ghaly and CDA Director McCoy WadeVisit the MPA website to view the plan, the Local Playbook, and the Data Dashboard for AgingClick to view the MPA Five Bold Goals Virtual Summit on January 13, 2021: Video Part ONE, Part TWO, Part THREE | Presentation | Transcript. This event was hosted by CHHS and CDA and featured State leaders, stakeholders and legislators for an overview of the MPA’s five goal areas and how we anticipate moving forward with implementationVisit the Master Plan for Aging website for updates and progress reports.   

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Building a CA for ALL Ages and Abilities TogetherSix key stakeholder advisory committees advise on MPA implementation, providing recommendations to CalHSS and the Administration on matters of aging and disability services, programs, and policies.  Meetings are open to the public and materials are available online. For more information, including meeting dates, please visit the stakeholder webpages below:Alzheimer’s Disease & Related Disorders Advisory CommitteeCA Aging & Disability Research PartnershipCA Elder & Disability Justice Coordinating CouncilDisability & Aging Community Living Advisory CommitteeEquity Advisory Committee on Aging and DisabilityImplementing the MPA in CA Together (IMPACT) Advisory Committee
In 2022, the CA Department of Aging hosted a Webinar Wednesdays series to highlight key strategies of the Master Plan for Aging (MPA) and to inform the development of MPA’s 2023-2024 initiatives. These webinars were an opportunity for the public and stakeholders to provide valuable input into MPA implementation, as well as share best practices, key considerations, challenges, and opportunities.Each webinar featured aging and disability leaders for an in-depth discussion, including time for Q&A with the audience.
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April 3, 2009 (Laredo, Texas) - Secretary Napolitano, flanked by Texas Congressman Henry Cuellar, discusses Southwest Border security efforts at a press conference detailing the deployment of a variety of Department personnel and technology to the Southwest border in response to escalated violence in Mexico.Labels: border violence, Mexico, Secretary Napolitano

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March 27, 2009 – Thomas Muir briefs Secretary Napolitano about the flooding in North Dakota and Minnesota at the National Operations Center. (DHS Photo/Bahler)Labels: natural disasters, Secretary Napolitano

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The Neighborhood Watch Program is a highly successful effort that has been in existence for more than thirty years in cities and counties across America. It provides a unique infrastructure that brings together local officials, law enforcement and citizens to protect our communities.Around the country, neighbors for three decades have banded together to create Neighborhood Watch programs. They understand that the active participation of neighborhood residents is a critical element in community safety - not through vigilantism, but simply through a willingness to look out for suspicious activity in their neighborhood, and report that activity to law enforcement and to each other. In doing so, residents take a major step toward reclaiming high-crime neighborhoods, as well as making people throughout a community feel more secure and less fearful.In the aftermath of September 11, 2001, the need for strengthening and securing our communities has become even more critical, and Neighborhood Watch groups have taken on greater significance. In addition to serving a crime prevention role, Neighborhood Watch can also be used as the basis for bringing neighborhood residents together to focus on disaster preparedness as well as terrorism awareness; to focus on evacuation drills and exercises; and even to organize group training, such as the Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) training.Get Help to ParticipateMany neighborhoods already have established Neighborhood Watch programs that are vibrant and effective. For those that do not, the San Bruno Police Department is prepared to work with residents to participate in this important community-based effort on behalf of their friends and neighbors. And when you help your neighbors, you help your community.Be part of the Neighborhood Watch Program. For more information contact Support Services Officer Garrison Sexson at 650-616-7129 or via email.

 
 

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Last week I traveled to Mexico, with brief stops in California and Texas. The purpose of my visit was to meet with my foreign counterparts, assess the situation on the Southwest Border with respect to drug cartel violence, hear directly from federal, state, tribal, and local officials, and announce some additional resources we are deploying to the border to help Mexico in its fight against these dangerous cartels.In California, I met with state and local leaders in San Diego, toured the border and visited the Otay Mesa port of entry – one of the busiest commercial ports on the Southwest border.More than $400 million in Recovery Act funds is being directed to the Southwest border. This money will be used to upgrade infrastructure at the ports of entry, add technology and inspection equipment, and strengthen our surveillance and communications capabilities.In Mexico, I visited with my foreign counterparts, and along with Attorney General Holder, attended an important conference on arms trafficking. The smuggling of guns is a serious problem and contributes to a lot of the violence we’re seeing in Mexico among the drug cartels and organized criminal networks.To combat the problem, we are moving substantial resources to border, including more than 360 additional DHS officers and agents, license plate readers that will allow us to scan for suspect vehicles, southbound rail screening, and additional grant funding for state and local law enforcement. These measures will help us counter the flow of guns and cash into Mexico while protecting cities and communities along the border.Finally, on my return, I stopped in Laredo, Texas to meet with community leaders, speak with members of the Laredo Border Enforcement Security Task Force (BEST), which is a multi-agency law enforcement team that fights criminal organizations and smugglers, and visit the Laredo port of entry.
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Kelly Haston: It’s true. We are absolutely still alive, which is important for making a podcast.
Anca Selariu: And not only that, but we also celebrated T-100 recently. And it’s really weird to start actually counting in in double digits versus three digits all of a sudden. But Kelly here has been doing a fantastic job getting us excited and getting us to celebrate each and every single one of our milestones. And without her enthusiasm, it probably would’ve been different.
Kelly Haston: But that is absolutely untrue. Everyone is quite enthusiastic about our milestones, although maybe I’m a little better at getting us to take an official picture. And we sent out pictures to mission control and on the ground, all the different experts that help us actually accomplish this mission. And it felt really good to know that we were, as Anca says, counting down in double digits. So that was pretty awesome. We’ve done some other stuff though in the last few while.
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Kelly Haston: Exactly. So to explain, we all brought in different movies. We had a certain amount of data storage that we were allowed to take up. And so the crew collaborated before the mission on bringing in different shows and movies to watch. And when we first started the mission, we made a list of all of the Marvel movies that we had, which was considerable. And we have managed to make our way through all of them and check mark them off. And so we’re very happy that we actually have accomplished this, task in our downtime.
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The crew also welcomed the third private astronaut mission, Ax-3, aboard the orbiting laboratory, along with Marina Vasilevskaya, the first female Belarusian in space as a spaceflight participant. 

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Allow time for animals to enter the area.Quick Facts About OttersOtters groom their fur with a "towel" made of moss or grass.The otter is a swift and agile swimmer, using its muscular tail to make sharp turns and steering with its neck and webbed feet.What to Watch forSize: 3-4' long including the tail which is about one third of the total length. 10-30 lbs.Appearance: Dark shiny brown fur.Tracks: 3' wide and round in shape. In the winter, look for 6" wide troughs formed when otters slide through the snow into the water.Scat: Otters choose a prominent location such as a rock or peninsula of land for their "toilet" and use it over and over. Look for large collections of scat in such areas.Where to Watch:Otters spend most of their time in the water, so look in, or along the shores of ponds, lakes, rivers and the ocean.When to Watch:Otters are active year-round.Watch a clip about river otters and check out other clips on DEC's YouTube ChannelThe Best Places to See River Otters:Mongaup Valley Wildlife Management AreaNewcomb Visitor Interpretive CenterPaul Smith's Visitor Interpretive CenterThe Wild Center

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