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Fresno Center Corpsmembers celebrate completion of a volunteer project where they installed park benches with the Kings River Conservancy. 

How to JoinApply OnlineBasic QualificationsFrequently Asked QuestionsSteps to Joining the CCC 
 
 

The California Conservation Corps welcomes young individuals from all backgrounds. Once enrolled, expectations are high. Corpsmembers emerge from the CCC with character, credentials and commitment.
Individuals joining the California Conservation Corps must be:

18-25 years of age, or military veterans up through age 29
A California resident
Able to successfully pass fingerprint and background check, drug test, physical exam and training
Willing and able to work outdoors in all types of weather and conditions
Willing and able to respond to emergencies and be away from home or assigned center for two weeks or longer
Willing and able to participate in the CCC education program
Military veterans ages 26-29 must be in possession of a DD214 with a discharge status of Honorable or General under Honorable Conditions

 
 
 
 

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Sport Fishing Licenses and Report Cards

A: All report cards must be reported by January 31 of the following year, except the spiny lobster report card which is due by April 30. You can either report your harvest online or return your report card to the address listed below:

Abalone Report Card must be returned to the Department of Fish and Wildlife, 32330 N. Harbor Drive, Fort Bragg, CA 95437;
North Coast Salmon Report Card must be returned to the Department of Fish and Wildlife, Klamath River Project, 5341 Ericson Way, Arcata, CA 95521;
Spiny Lobster Report Card must be returned to the Department of Fish and Wildlife, Lobster Report Card, 3883 Ruffin Road, San Diego, CA 92123;
Steelhead Report Card must be returned to the Department of Fish and Wildlife, Steelhead Fishing Report and Restoration Card, PO Box 944209, Sacramento, CA 94244; and the
Sturgeon Fishing Report Card must be returned to the Department of Fish and Wildlife, Sturgeon Fishing Report Card, PO Box 944209, Sacramento, CA 94244. 

Free and Reduced-Fee Licenses

Q: Can I get a free or low-cost fishing license? 
A: Eligible low-income seniors, who are at least 65 years of age, and honorably-discharged veterans with a service-connected disability of at least 50 percent, may qualify for a Reduced-Fee Sport Fishing License.
The CDFW also offers Free Sport Fishing Licenses to persons who are blind; low-income American Indians; developmentally disabled persons; and residents who are so severely physically disabled that they are permanently unable to move from place to place without the use of a wheelchair, walker, forearm crutches, or a comparable mobility-related device. Proof of eligibility for all free and reduced-fee licenses is required.
You can find more information about reduced-fee and free fishing licenses on the CDFW's Free and Reduced-Fee Sport Fishing License Information website or by contacting your nearest CDFW License Sales Office.
Q: How do I replace a lost Reduced-Fee or Free Sport Fishing License? 
A: You can go to any License Agent or CDFW License Sales Office and purchase a duplicate sport fishing license, or you can purchase a duplicate through the Online License Service.
Research Studies & Reports - California DMV
the "fact-gathering" stage of the study.	

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	1960/ 08	

A Study of Parking DMV Headquarters Area 1963-1970-1980

	By: Research & Development 	

	To study and report on the parking and traffic schemes of the Department of Motor Vehicles
Headquarters Building in Sacramento, in response to the City of Sacramento Inter-Governmental
Committee (Councilman Philip Mering, chairman). 	

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	1960/ 10	

A Study of Mechanization of Operations – Drivers License Information Request Services

	By: Research & Development 	

	To study, at the request of Mr. Fred P. Williams, Chief, Division of Drivers Licenses, the
systems applicable to the mechanization of the sorting and billing operations in the Department of
Motor Vehicle’s Information Request Unit. 	

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	1961/ 02	

Control of the Negligent Driver–Part I: Characteristics of Negligent Drivers

	By: Ronald S. Coppin & Ira Samuels	

	To discover if there are characteristics differentiating negligent drivers from the "average" driver, and if relationships exist between actual driving performance and mileage driven, occupation, age, or sex.	

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A Controlled Evaluation of Group Driver Improvement Meetings

	By: Ronald S. Coppin	

	To describe and analyze the results of an experimental program of group driver improvement
meetings.	

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Control of the Negligent Driver–Part II: Driving Performance of Negligent Drivers

	By: Ronald S. Coppin & G. van Oldenbeek	

	To make thorough and comparative analyses of performance of negligent drivers before and after departmental action, and of the differences, if any, associated with age, type of action taken, mileage driven, occupation, sex, type of license, and other factors or combinations of factors.	

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Each person may submit only one Elk Tag Drawing Application per license year.

Pronghorn Antelope Tag

$25.41 Resident Junior
$186.84 Resident
	$571.60 Nonresident

$26.74 Resident Junior
$197.13 Resident
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Resident and nonresident licensed hunters, age 12 or older as of July 1 of the current license year, may enter a drawing for this tag. Each person may submit only one Pronghorn Tag Drawing Application per license year.

Bighorn Sheep Tag

$507.75 Resident
	$1,883.25 Nonresident

$535.50 Resident
	$1986.75 Nonresident
Resident and nonresident licensed hunters, age 16 or older as of July 1 of the current license year, may enter a drawing for this tag. Each person may submit only one Bighorn Sheep Tag Drawing Application per license year. Hunters can not apply as a party. Applicants can not apply if they have previously been issued a California Bighorn Sheep Tag through the Big Game Drawing.

Wild Pig Tag
$28.08 Resident
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N/A
Wild Pig Tags will no longer be available for purchase after June 30, 2024. Beginning July 1, 2024, a Wild Pig Validation is required to take wild pigs. Resident and nonresident licensed hunters, 12 years of age or older at the time of application, may purchase an unlimited number of Wild Pig Tags. Tags are nonrefundable and nontransferable.

Wild Pig Validation
N/A
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NEW FOR 2024! A Wild Pig Validation is required to take wild pigs beginning July 1, 2024. Wild Pig Validations will be available for purchase starting April 15, 2024. Resident and nonresident hunters, 12 years of age or older at the time of application, with a valid annual or two-day California hunting license may purchase a wild pig hunting validation.
Master Plan for Aging - California Health and Human Services
To drive implementation, Agencies across the Administration have committed to 123 action-ready initiatives for implementation in 2021-2022. Visit the MPA website to view each of these initiatives. The MPA’s progress will be tracked over ten years using the Data Dashboard for Aging, which was created in alignment with the Master Plan.Policies, programs, and partnerships that advance specific MPA initiatives and goals will continue to be led by the respective agencies & departments, stakeholders, legislators, and partners.  Examples of key stakeholder committees for MPA success include, among others, the CHHS Disability and Aging Community Living Advisory Committee (Initiative 43), CHHS Alzheimer’s Advisory Committee (Initiative 67), CDA Equity in Aging Advisory Committee (Initiative 80), CDA Aging and Disability Resource Connections Advisory Committee (Initiative 98), and the California Commission on Aging. There are also new stakeholder forums in formation per the MPA, including the Direct Care Workforce Solutions Table (Initiative 111) and the Elder & Disability Justice Coordinating Council (Initiative 93). Additionally, there are a range of ongoing and emerging stakeholder work groups addressing priorities for older adults and adults with disabilities. For example, nursing home and congregate care (covering multiple initiatives),  strengthening aging hubs/Area Agency on Aging leadership structures (initiative 101), and building university research partnerships (Initiative 102), among others. For information about any of these workgroups and engagement opportunities, send an email to Engage@aging.ca.gov. For specific Agency or Department stakeholder engagement opportunities related to aging and disability, please contact the lead Agency or Department directly (or email Engage@aging.ca.gov for assistance).
On July 1st, 2021, the Implementing the MPA in California Together (IMPACT) Stakeholder Committee was announced, with membership representing diverse areas of expertise and experience in aging, disability, and racial justice programs, operations, services, and policy.
Fishing and Clamming Regulations
The Pismo Clam and the Pacific Razor Clam made up most of the catch by clammers. The largest Pismo Clam recorded in California came from Pismo Beach and was 7.37 inches across and estimated to be 26 years old.  An influx of clammers and sea otters (natural predators to the Pismo Clam) led to the depletion of the Pismo Clam population. Pismo clam populations fluctuate dramatically due to a variety of natural influences. 
A fragile and valuable resource, Pismo clams may be taken under the following regulations:

Clammers must possess a valid fishing license and an accurate (rigid) measuring device.
Pismo clams must measure at least 4 1/2" in length to be possessed.
Undersized Pismo clams must be immediately reburied, two inches deep, in the area where dug.
Bag limit is 10 Pismo clams.
Hours of clamming are 1/2 hour before sunrise to 1/2 hour after sunset.

The Pacific Razor Clam can be taken at all times during the year, with a valid fishing licence.  There is a limit of 20 clams per person.  
Surf Fishing
Surf fishing is a popular activity along the shoreline here at Pismo Beach State Beach.  A valid fishing licence is required.  For information on licensing, species, size, and take limits, please visit California Fish and Wildlife at www.wildlife.ca.gov.  The ocean can be dangerous and unpredictable.  Never turn your back on the waves and be aware of your surrounding at all times while fishing.  Sand bars are evershifting and strong ripcurrents are prevalent along this coastline. 
Freshwater Fishing
The Oceano Lagoon is located behind the Oceano Dunes Visitor Center and the Oceano Campground.  A valid fishing licence is required.  For information on licensing, species, size, and take limits, please visit California Fish and Wildlife at www.wildlife.ca.gov.  There is an ADA accesible fishing platform.  

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Fallen Comrades | Cal Guard
From September of 2001 to March of 2002, Sergeant Sonoda served in Kuwait for Operation Enduring Freedom. 

†Corporal Glenn J. Watkins

1-184th Infantry Battalion
Operation Iraqi Freedom

It is with deepest sympathy the California National Guard announces the death of Corporal Glenn James Watkins, 42, on 5 April 2005 in Baghdad, Iraq. Corporal Watkins died as a result of his vehicle being destroyed by an improvised explosive device (IED). He is survived by his wife Anne, and four stepchildren.
Corporal Watkins was deployed with Company B, 1st Battalion, 161st Infantry (TF Baghdad), Washington Army National Guard, and former member of Company A (-), 1st Battalion 184th Infantry, California Army National Guard, while serving in the War on Terrorism/Operation Iraqi Freedom. Corporal Watkins’  awards and decorations include the Bronze Star Medal, Purple Heart, Expert Infantry Badge, the Army Commendation Medal,  Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary Medal. 

Colonel William W. Wood

1-184th Infantry Battalion
Operation Iraqi Freedom

It is with deepest sympathy the California National Guard announces the death of Colonel William W. Wood, age 44, on 27 October 2005 in Baghdad, Iraq. Colonel Wood died as a result of a improvised explosive device detonating while he was directing security operations in response to the detonation of another IED near his position. He is survived by his wife, Nanci, and a daughter. He was assigned to the 1st Battalion, 184th Infantry Regiment, California Army National Guard, Modesto, Calif.

Sergeant Christopher D. Young

Co. C, 3-160th Infantry Battalion
Operation Iraqi Freedom

It is with deepest sympathy the California National Guard announces the death of Sergeant Christopher Dwayne Young, age 20, on 2 March 2007, at Camp Safwan, Iraq. Sergeant Young was the driver of an M1114 that struck an IED. He is survived by his parents Gina Wright and Joseph Young Jr.
Sergeant Young enlisted in the California Army National Guard on 18 October 2005. He deployed in support Operation Iraqi Freedom on 22 August 2006.  Sergeant Young’s awards include the Bronze Star, Purple Heart, Iraq Campaign Medal, Army Good Conduct Medal, Overseas Service Ribbon, Global War on Terrorism Service Medal, Combat Action Badge.
Fallen Comrades | Cal Guard
Staff Sergeant Neubauer enlisted in California Army National Guard in 1997 with Troop H, 1st Squadron, 18th Cavalry and elements of the 1st Battalion, 184th Infantry (AASLT). He joined Team Shield Counter Drug in 1999, and continued working with them until his mobilization. 

*Staff Sergeant Jose Rangel

1106th AVCRAD
Operation Iraqi Freedom

It is with deepest sympathy the California National Guard announces the death of Staff Sergeant Jose Rangel, age 43, on 23 January 2005 in Camp Arifjan, Kuwait. Staff Sergeant Rangel died unexpectedly of noncombat-related injuries while serving with his unit. He is survived by his wife Noemi and sons Randy, Michael and Andrew.
Staff Sergeant Rangel enlisted with the California Army National Guard, 3 August 1988, Company A, 3/185th Armor.  He was also invaluable for his language skills and worked as an interpreter for the 1106th AVCRAD while training with the Mexican Defense Forces to repair UH-1 helicopters. On 21 September 2004 he mobilized his unit in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom. 

Sergeant First Class Daniel R. Scheile

Co. D, 1-184th Infantry Battalion
Operation Iraqi Freedom

It is with deepest sympathy the California National Guard announces the death of Sergeant First Class Daniel Ronald Scheile, age 37, on 24 September 2005 in Baghdad, Iraq. Sergeant First Class Scheile died as a result of an IED and small arms fire  He is survived by his wife Jennifer, daughters Kelli and Marissa, and parents.
Sergeant First Class Scheile enlisted in the California National Guard in October of 1987. He served with the 570th Military Police Company, 579th Engineer Battalion and elements of the 1st Battalion, 184th Infantry. 

Staff Sergeant Alfredo Barajas Silva

DET 1, HHB, 1-487th Field Artillery
Operation Iraqi Freedom

It is with deepest sympathy the California National Guard announces the death of Staff Sergeant Alfredo Barajas Silva, age 35, on 15 September 2005 in Baghdad, Iraq. Staff Sergeant Silva died as a result of an IED that struck his vehicle  He is survived by his wife Cecelia, and daughter Mariel.
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The California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) is now accepting applications for a limited number of deer and pig hunting access permits for opening weekend, Aug. 10 and 11, 2024, in Zone A for the general season. This is not a special hunt; the drawing is to control the number of hunters in these areas on opening weekend only.
 

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 CDFW has received increased reports of California brown pelicans, a federally protected species, stranded along the coast from Santa Cruz County south to San Diego County, since late April.
 

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