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Red Light Camera Citations: Sacramento Superior Court

A picture of the person driving the vehicle at the time the citation was issued appears on the citation you received from
 	the law enforcement agency. If you were not the driver, you must take action by contacting the agency that issued the citation.
 	Alternatively, you may obtain assistance from a clerk at the Traffic Public Counter or at the Traffic Virtual Public Counter by
 	clicking 
 	HERE on or before the due date listed at the bottom of the citation. Do not send payment to the court if you were not the driver,
 	the agency will contact the court with the correct driver information. If you fail to contact the agency or do not appear on or before
 	the date listed at the bottom of the citation, additional penalties will be added to your case.

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 	If you would like to view the photographs or videos (if available) of the 
 	incident, please contact the agency that issued the citation:

 	California Highway Patrol, Red Light Camera Program
 	2101 Hurley Way
 	Sacramento, CA 95825
 	916-876-6643

 	With the citation number, license plate number, and the city code SCMTCA, you can
 	 view
 	the violation video online - external link.
	 	

 	City of Elk Grove, Red Light Camera Program
 	8400 Laguna Palms Way
 	Elk Grove, CA 95758-8045
 	916-478-8161

 	With the citation number, license plate number, and the city code ELKGCA, you can
 	
 	 view the violation video online - external link. 

 	City of Citrus Heights, Red Light Camera Program
 	6315 Fountain Square Drive
 	Citrus Heights, CA 95621
 	916-727-5884

 	With the citation number, license plate number, and the city code CSHTCA, you can
 	
 	view the violation video online - external link. 

 	 	City of Rancho Cordova, Red Light Camera Program
 	 	2897 Kilgore Road
 	Rancho Cordova, CA 95670
 	 	916-875-9600

 	 	With the citation number, license plate number, and the city code RCPDCA, you can
 	
 	view the violation video online - external link.

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I) Court Dates
When is my court date (due date / compliance date)?

 	When a citation is issued, the officer should write your court date at the
 	bottom of the citation. It can take 30 days or more for the court to
 	receive the citation from the law enforcement agency and enter it into
 	our system. Once the citation is filed with the court, a Reminder Notice will be generated
 	and mailed to the address listed on the citation.

 	You do not need to appear in court unless you want to contest your citation or your appearance
 	is required. However, you must resolve your case ON OR BEFORE the court date / due date
 	listed at the bottom of your citation. 

 	To pay your citation online and resolve your case use the Court’s 
 	public case access site to search for your citation. Alternatively, you may call (916) 669-5712.
 	Phone assistance is available Monday – Friday 4:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m., Saturday and Sunday 6:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., reduced hours on some holidays.
 	To appear in court, report to the Carol Miller Justice Center Traffic Self-Service Kiosk in Room 100 or click
 	
 	HERE to check-in for court with a clerk at the Traffic Virtual Public Counter.
 	Assistance is available Monday – Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., excluding 
 	court holidays. 

 	You may check-in for your video court appearance during the hours of 8:00 a.m. to 11:15 a.m. (morning session) and
 	1:00 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. (afternoon session). Please note that check-in is available between 11:16 a.m. and 1:00 p.m.,
 	but the courtroom is closed until the afternoon session begins at 1:00 p.m.

 	You will need a picture identification card and any documents that support your case. Your case will be called in the
 	order that you checked in for court. It can take two or more hours before your case is reviewed in court.
2024 Public Comments to Preliminary Applications
Although this effort has shown to slow down the occurrence of trespass, drivers continue to find their way around, damaging the hillside with increasing tenacity. As a child I remember the area north of the T, which is now a gravel staging area, being a beautiful meadow. Thank you to the USFS for bringing in the gravel and making the area less of a mud pit. However, without intervention, the areas east and south of the T face the same destiny. The LLA would like to work together with the USFS in order to bring an end to the off trail abuse and restore this area. The installation of rock barriers would help greatly in allowing the area to return to nature. Respectfully submitted, Anthony "Tony" D'Ambrosio Anthony D'Ambrosio - 3/6/2024

March 6, 2024 Dear USFS, In response to your request for comments regarding the USFS Lassen National Forest Grant, we applaud the “Project Described for Grants and Cooperative Agreements Program 2024.” The “Project Description” on page 1 of Ground Operations is of particular interest. Specifically, the proposed increased law enforcement, which has been noticeably absent in past years. On page 8, under “Project Cost Estimates,” the stated desire to use native, on-site, materials to block and disguise unauthorized routes is a welcome solution. We encourage the use of large boulders, especially near the “T.” As private property owners in the High Lakes Area, we are concerned about the continual trespass around our Lotts Lake Association (LLA) gates. Most off-road users are now using the NEW 611 OHV Road. However, some OHV users refused to use the New 611 and chose to attempt to make unauthorized roads across USFS Property onto our property to bypass the New 611, creating erosion problems and damaging the watershed. Thank you for caring for our forests. Tony & Kathryn D’Ambrosio Tony & Kathryn D'Ambrosio - 3/6/2024

 USFS - Los Padres National Forest

In general we are in strong support of Los Padres Ground Ops application, however we do have a number of comments. We strongly support the purchase of the equipment trailer and UTV trailers.
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The 2023-24 California Spending Plan: Judiciary and Criminal Justice
The budget provides $19.3 million in 2023-24 (decreasing to $6 million annually beginning in 2026-27)—mostly from the Dealers Record of Sale (DROS) Special Account—for the maintenance of firearm technology systems, implementation of firearm-related legislation, and existing baseline workload. This amount includes $7.5 million DROS in 2023-24 (decreasing to $2.6 million annually beginning in 2024-25) for the continuation of a technology project to modernize the state’s firearms systems. It also includes $5 million in 2023-24 ($2.9 million DROS and $2 million Fingerprint Fees Account) and $3.2 million in 2024-25 to begin addressing an anticipated increase in carry concealed weapon license workload due to a June 2022 United States Supreme Court Ruling.
In addition to the above amount, the budget package includes an $8.6 million General Fund loan—$4.3 million in 2023-24 and 2024-25—to the Ammunition Authorization Program in order to maintain workload service levels pending a future fee increase to support the program. The budget package also authorizes DOJ to adjust the ammunition purchase transaction fee to generate sufficient revenue to cover the program’s reasonable regulatory and enforcement costs.
Special Operations Unit. The budget provides $7.2 million ongoing General Fund—and reduces DOJ’s reimbursement authority by $5.8 million ongoing—to shift support for Special Operation Unit law enforcement teams from a special fund administered by the California Highway Patrol to the General Fund. Budget provisional language specifies that the teams are to focus on violent career criminals and organized crime—with a particular focus on illegal fentanyl, narcotics, firearms, and ammunition.
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The budget provides $778 million for the Board of State and Community Corrections (BSCC) in 2023-24—a decrease of $397 million (34 percent) from the revised 2022-23 level. This amount includes $572 million from the General Fund—a net decrease of $366 million (39 percent). This decrease is primarily due to the expiration of limited-term funding provided in 2022-23 for various grant programs.
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