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Mediport flushes to clean and maintain the small medical appliance inserted under your skin, making it easier to inject drugs and draw blood
Evaluation and treatment of blood disorders and cancer
Dedicated outpatient infusion center, working closely with radiation oncology, interventional radiology, general surgery, diagnostics, palliative care, and social services
Bone marrow biopsies, to see whether your bone tissue is healthy and making a normal number of blood cells

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We offer blood tests and other advanced testing services to help you and your VA health care team monitor your health, find and understand any health problems and make informed treatment decisions.
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Care we provide at VA Montana health care
Our laboratories provide a full range of clinical and diagnostic testing services. Our laboratory and pathology services include:

Study of blood, urine, and other bodily fluids for illness management
Testing for infectious diseases
Cytopathology (study of unusual cells) and surgical pathology (study of tissue removed during surgery)
Autopsy services

 MOVE! weight management
 

Common conditions: overweight, obesity, diabetes, high blood pressure
 
We offer easy-to-follow weight management plans backed by the latest science. Our experts can help you reduce health risks, prevent or reverse some diseases and live a better—and even longer—life.
Available at these locations

Care we provide at VA Montana health care
MOVE! is a weight-management program designed to help you live a longer, healthier life. With the help of your MOVE! care team, you can eat a healthier diet, get more exercise, reduce your health risks and improve your quality of life. The MOVE! program offers:

Weight-loss support groups to help you lose weight and keep it off
Healthy eating tips and cooking classes
Behavioral change strategies to help you live a healthier lifestyle

Learn more about MOVE!

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Common conditions: cognitive disorders, epilepsy, headache motor neuron and movement disorders, multiple sclerosis, stroke
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Our team of doctors, nurses, and researchers is here to offer state of the art diagnostic services, cancer surgery, chemotherapy and other cancer-directed therapies, and research, including clinical trials.  We also provide supportive and social services, as well as survivorship programs. 

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We evaluate and treat Veterans with infections including hepatitis, HIV/AIDS and tuberculosis.
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Tuberculosis, Hepatitis C, HIV/AIDSWe evaluate and treat Veterans with infections including hepatitis, HIV/AIDS and tuberculosis.We test for, evaluate, and treat many infectious diseases. We offer:Testing and screening for Hepatitis C, HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis, and other infectious diseasesPrevention strategies and treatmentCompassionate care and counseling for people who are living with infectious diseasesLearn more about Infectious Diseases and Gulf War Veterans 

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We offer blood tests and other advanced testing services to help you and your VA health care team monitor your health, find and understand any health problems and make informed treatment decisions.
Available at these locations

Care we provide at VA New Mexico health care
Our laboratories provide a full range of clinical and diagnostic testing services. Our laboratory and pathology services include:

Study of blood, urine, and other bodily fluids for illness management
Testing for infectious diseases
Cytopathology (study of unusual cells) and surgical pathology (study of tissue removed during surgery)
Autopsy services

 MOVE! weight management
 

Common conditions: overweight, obesity, diabetes, high blood pressure
 
We offer easy-to-follow weight management plans backed by the latest science. Our experts can help you reduce health risks, prevent or reverse some diseases and live a better—and even longer—life.
Available at these locations

Care we provide at VA New Mexico health care
Common conditions: overweight, obesity, diabetes, high blood pressure
We offer easy-to-follow weight management plans backed by the latest science. Our experts can help you reduce health risks, prevent or reverse some diseases and live a better—and even longer—life.
MOVE! is a weight-management program designed to help you live a longer, healthier life. With the help of your MOVE!
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The 2023-24 Budget: Overview of the Spending Plan (Final Version)
The Governor’s May Revision proposed using $450 million from the $900 million balance of the Safety Net Reserve. (The 2018‑19 budget created the Safety Net Reserve to set aside funds for future costs of two programs—California Work Opportunity and Responsibility to Kids and Medi‑Cal—in the event of a recession.) However, the administration did not propose using any funds from the BSA or the School Reserve, nor did the Governor call a fiscal emergency.
Legislature’s Budget
The Legislature passed an initial budget package on June 15, 2023. The Legislature’s budget package adopted LAO estimates of local property tax revenues, which resulted in an increase to the Proposition 98 guarantee by $2.1 billion across 2022‑23 and 2023‑24. The legislative package used this additional funding primarily to help maintain previously approved programs. Otherwise, the Legislature adopted the administration’s revenue projections, which means it also addressed a similarly sized budget problem as the May Revision did. Relative to the May Revision, the Legislature’s budget package also: (1) reallocated projected unspent funds in child care and State Preschool programs to increase provider rates and reduce family fees beginning October 1, 2023; (2) included a slightly different mix of reductions as the Governor from climate change‑related packages (although a similar overall level); (3) restored $1 billion in 2023‑24 in proposed General Fund reductions to transit capital funding and added flexibility to allow local agencies to use this funding for operations; (4) rejected the Governor’s proposals to use General Fund cash to pay for certain capital outlay project costs, instead using lease revenue bond financing to pay for these costs; and (5) accelerated the time line to spend funds for MCO tax‑related augmentations to around four years from eight to ten years.
Final Budget Package
The Legislature passed an amended budget act and associated trailer bills on June 27, 2023 and June 29, 2023. Figure 7 contains a list of the budget‑related legislation passed later in the legislative session. The next section of this report describes the major features of the final budget package.

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Red Teams significantly strengthen statewide partnerships between OCT, law enforcement, local communities, and the private sector.OutreachPSU coordinates outreach by:Providing Operation Safeguard outreach materials for the State Fair, law enforcement, and for private and public sector partners throughout the State;Providing subject matter expertise to develop public safety content for counter terrorism materials, including training videos and advisory posters;Conducting suspicious activity awareness training to businesses and infrastructure partners;Attending/presenting at conferences and public safety panels.Intelligence and Information SharingThe Public Safety Unit supports statewide intelligence and information sharing in the following ways:Coordinates the Intelligence Liaison Officer (ILO) Program - including the annual ILO conference - in conjunction with the Office of Fire Prevention and Control (OFPC) and the NYS Intelligence Center (NYSIC). The ILO Program provides Fire and EMS first responders with counter terrorism and responder safety information and education.Serves as the Emergency Services liaison to the NYSIC;Develops and disseminates the weekly and quarterly CrossFIRE intelligence products for Fire and EMS first responders; in conjunction with the NYSIC;Maintains a database of incidents targeting Fire/EMS first responders and analyzes data for notable trends and lessons learned to share with the responder community.Regional/Border Security InitiativesThe Public Safety Unit supports a range of regional and border security initiatives through funding, coordination, and promotion, including:Strategic Police Intelligence Driven Enforcement Response (SPIDER) Operations - SPIDER Operations bring local, county, state, tribal and federal law enforcement stakeholders together to test border security capabilities and identify potential gaps for future corrective actions.Operation Stonegarden - Federally-funded program that invests in joint efforts to secure the U.S. borders.Radiological Interdiction Programs - Border security exercises that trains first responders on illicit radiological source detection, interdiction, and identification to prevent or mitigate the threat of a radiological attack. Training and ExercisesThe Public Safety Unit provides funding, coordination, and subject matter expertise for trainings, exercises, and prevention activities statewide, including:Specialized counter terrorism trainings for first responders, such as blast schools, explosive detection canine trainings, WMD tactical operations, and tactical team and bomb squad trainings;Radiological interdiction, identification, and response trainings;Specialized training courses and exercises hosted by the State Preparedness Training Center (SPTC) in Oriskany, NY, such as the annual Excelsior Challenge.
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Facility InformationWe’re excited to bring you a variety of options to continue your health and wellness journey. In the information below, you will find information about current operations at the CRC and AC. You will also see a list of Frequently Asked Questions.Centennial Recreation Center (CRC) and Aquatics Center (AC) Operations We offer fitness equipment, cardio, indoor group exercise classes and indoor lap swim, swim lessons and aquatics play time. The Aquatics Center is also offering outdoor lap swim and aqua fitness classes. What activities and amenities does the CRC offer? Cardio Equipment (located outside and indoors).Cybex equipment and free weights (located inside the fitness center). Group Exercise Classes, held indoors in studio 1 and studio 2, see schedule for locations (PDF)Virtual on-demand group exercise classes.Indoor pool, see schedule for availability (PDF)Gym activities, see schedule for rules and times (PDF)Locker room and shower areas.Kids’ Club Wellness Sessions and Youth Strength Training, ages 8-11.  Call 408-782-2128 to schedule.  The Senior Nutrition Program is available Monday-Friday.  The Café registration table and dining hall open at 10:30am and lunch is served at 11:30am.  Meals are a voluntary contribution of $3 for Seniors over 60 years and $8 for those under 60 years of age.Manage My MembershipMembership transactions are now online on our membership webpage.
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May 24, 2024Governor Hochul Announces Centennial Celebration Events at New York State ParksMay 24, 2024New York State Parks Adds Accessible Kayak Launch to Glimmerglass State ParkMay 24, 2024The Appalachian Trail at Bear Mountain is ReopeningMay 23, 2024Ahead of Memorial Day Weekend, Governor Hochul Announces Investments to Keep New Yorkers Safe in the Water Through NY SWIMS InitiativeMay 21, 2024Ahead of Camping Season, Governor Hochul Highlights $53 Million From FY 2025 Enacted Budget to Improve Public Safety at New York State ParksMay 14, 2024Governor Hochul Forms New York State 250th American Revolution Commemoration CommissionMay 01, 2024As Part of NY SWIMS Initiative, Governor Hochul Announces Up to $90 Million Available for Municipal Swimming Facilities in Underserved Communities

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WELCOME!The Whitmore Pool is located at 904 Benton Crossing Road, adjacent to the Whitmore Recreation Area. American Red Cross-certified personnel staff the pool. The Whitmore Pool is also home to the Mammoth Lakes Swim Team, the Mammoth Sharks!                         

 
 
 

2024 Whitmore Pool Schedule and Session TimesPUBLIC RECREATIONAL SWIMJune 15 - August 25, 2024Mondays - Fridays  12:00 - 3:30pmSaturdays 10:00am - 4:00pmSundays 12:00 - 4:00pmLAP SWIM May 13 - September 6, 2024AM Lap Swim: Monday - Fridays from 6:30 - 8:30amPM Lap Swim: Mondays/Wednesdays/Fridays from 5:30 - 7:30pm Lap Swim will be offered on a first-come basis. Swimmers are asked to be considerate of all patrons’ access to the pool and limit their time accordingly.

 
 
 

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Join us on Tuesday, August 6!Spend a great evening with your family, friends, and neighbors, along with the Morgan Hill Police Department and the City in this nationwide event. The evening at Civic Center Plaza usually draws approximately 2,500 people! Don't miss it!National Night Out is an annual, community-building campaign that promotes police-community partnerships.  Where:   Civic Center Plaza, 17575 Peak Ave.When:    Tuesday, August 6, 5:00 - 8:00 p.m.Why:       Fun, fun, fun! Event Flyer (PDF)Meet our police officers, dispatchers, police personnel, including K9 Basco. See police, fire, and public works vehicles on display. Enjoy kids' activities, giveaways, prizes, and visit the informational tables of community partners.This event includes a partial road closure on Peak Avenue between Main and Alkire Avenues. Parking is available at the library and throughout the neighborhood.More detailed info will be available leading up to the event. The City's intent is to offer the same type of event as previous years that included:Vehicles on DisplayThe Police Department’s patrol vehicles, motorcycles, SWAT vehicle, mobile command vehicle, and Polaris. The Fire Department's ladder truck, dozer, and engine truck, as well as Public Services’ vactor truck, a dump truck, and more.Kids' ActivitiesGames, raffles prizes, and giant play structure inflatables.Food TrucksOur 2024 event is scheduled to include: Pupusa Lady, Pre-Hispanic Mexican Cuisine, Fire & Rice, Fire & Slice, Niños Ice Cream, Scratch Cookery. Stay tuned for updates leading up to the event night.EntertainmentAs of April 2024, the groups scheduled to appear include:Morgan Hill Niseishin Daiko GroupMariachi TapatioThe Chiqlets Dance Team

 
 

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January 12, 2024Temporary Commission to Prevent Childhood Drowning Public MeetingJanuary 23, 2024Meeting of the Natural Heritage Trust

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February 09, 2024Temporary Commission to Prevent Childhood Drowning Public MeetingFebruary 14, 2024CANCELLED: State Parks Niagara River Greenway Committee Meeting February 26, 2024Meeting of the New York State Council of Parks

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March 08, 2024Temporary Commission to Prevent Childhood Drowning Public MeetingMarch 14, 2024194th Meeting NYS Board for Historic PreservationMarch 21, 2024Sojourner Truth State Park Virtual Public Meeting

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April 11, 2024State Parks Niagara River Greenway Standing Committee MeetingApril 19, 2024Temporary Commission to Prevent Childhood Drowning Public Meeting

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May 14, 2024Allegany State Parks Regional CommissionMay 17, 2024Temporary Commission to Prevent Childhood Drowning Public Meeting

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July 09, 2024Allegany State Parks Regional Commission

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