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For information on a military cemetery, visit the State of California Department of Veterans Affairs’ website at www.calvet.ca.gov. For a Federal veterans’ cemetery, such as Riverside National Cemetery, visit the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs at www.cem.va.gov.
For information on Native American burial sites, visit the Native American Heritage Commission at www.nahc.ca.gov/.

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This trail bypasses the rapids on the Marion River and allows the public to continue the trip to Raquette Lake. The Marion River is canoeable in either direction.
The Raquette Lake-Forked Lake Canoe Carry easement provides access for paddlers between the two waterbodies. The easement also allows user to hike, ski, snowshoe or horseback ride on the property.

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Trailered boat launches are available on numerous lakes on the property, including Lake Eaton (parking for 12 cars and trailers), Blue Mountain Lake (two private boat launches along State Route 28), Forked Lake (parking for 40 cars and trailers), Raquette Lake (at Golden Beach Campground & Day Use Area), and Long Lake (parking for 60 cars and trailers).

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Temporary Closure: Stengel Beach access is closed while we work to replace the wooden stairway to the beach. We expect this closure to be in place through 2025. There are several issues we’re working to address:

Constructed of wood, the entire staircase is rotting, having reached the end of its natural lifespan.
With very little structural integrity left, it needs to be fully replaced – it cannot safely be repaired.
The earth under the stairway landing is eroding and has become unstable.
We have contracted with EBA Engineering to engineer a replacement. Engineering plans are expected to be completed by June 2023, and then reviewed by required partner agencies.
Total cost of replacement will be determined once the plans are approved. After that, we’ll establish a timeline for funding the construction, which may require a reliance on grant opportunities and/or partners.
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MPPD utilizes a private “cloud” service, to store all digital evidence. The service is authorized and certified under both state and federal regulations for the security and protection of confidential information and is available only for official law enforcement purposes. Evidence is stored and saved for a limited time, unless it is categorized as evidence in an actual crime or formal investigation. Then it is stored for a period of time consistent with all other evidence related to that incident/investigation. 

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Who has access to the video and photos?

Video and photos collected by UAS are stored for the purposes of conducting police investigation and subsequent prosecutions. Accordingly, videos and photos are generally accessible to police investigators for official use only. Like all police records, video and photos may also be subject to additional release under the same rules and restrictions as BWC video and other items of evidence. Generally, UAS photos and video are considered part of the investigative record and are not available to the public under the California Public Records Act (CPRA) or Freedom of Information Act (FOIA). 

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The intent of the UAS Program is to enhance MPPD’s response to emergency calls for service. As such, drones are used during an active response to an emergency or other call for police assistance. MPPD policy prohibits drone operators from intentionally recording or transmitting images of any location where a person would have a reasonable expectation of privacy, such as inside private buildings, except where authorized by a warrant issued by a judge or in emergency situations. 

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Can foreign countries gain access to MPPD’s drone data or information through a drone’s built-in software?

No. Our drone data does not utilize the onboard software from the drone manufacturer. From the outset of our program, we have used an encrypted, US-based software program to bypass the drone manufacturer’s systems. Our data is encrypted and is stored on US-based servers that meet federal requirements for confidential law enforcement databases. 

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What training do UAS pilots undergo?