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CDFW Guidelines for Public Records Act Requests

Facsimile: (916) 654-3805
Wendy.Bogdan@wildlife.ca.gov

How may the public obtain access to a public record?

Any member of the public may inspect public records or request copies of public records that are reasonably identified by the requester. CDFW, the Fish and Game Commission (FGC) and Wildlife Conservation Board (WCB) are currently responding to requests electronically using the GovQA system. (A member of the public is any person except a member, agent, officer, or employee of a federal, state, or local agency acting within the scope of his or her membership, agency, office, or employment.)
CDFW, FGC and WCB strongly encourage members of the public to submit PRA requests in writing using the GovQA system.  Employees who receive a verbal request for records may ask, but cannot require, the requester to submit the request in writing. If the requester declines to submit a written request, the employee must document the verbal request and process it in accordance with these guidelines. Generally, this will be done by having the employee create a request in GovQA on behalf of the requester.
It is important to include the following information in a request made through GovQA:

A statement whether the requester wants to inspect records or wants copies of records.
A clear and specific description of the records sought. The requester should identify specific dates or a date range for the records whenever possible; describe the subject in adequate detail; and include document titles, authors, and other information when known. Vague or unnecessarily broad descriptions, e.g., a request for all records “relating to” a general subject may delay a response to the request and result in a larger volume of records than the requester intended.
The requester's name, address, and other relevant contact information that will be entered into the GovQA system.

CDFW, FGC and WCB encourage requesters to include a telephone number and e-mail address for use in the event staff have questions about the request. CDFW, FGC and WCB may request additional information if the request is not specific enough to identify the requested records.
Submit a PRA Request
Bill Text - AB-132 Postsecondary education trailer bill.
of existing open educational resources through existing open educational resources initiatives, or elsewhere, before creating new content.(3) Develop degrees with consideration for sustainability after grant funding is exhausted, including how content is updated and presented.(4) Ensure compliance with the federal Americans with Disabilities Act (Public Law 104-197) and the federal Copyright Act of 1976 (Public Law 94-553).(5) Develop and implement a minimum of one degree for each grant received.(6) Develop and implement a degree that other community college districts can use or adapt, and post each degree, and the contents of the degree, on the online clearinghouse of information established pursuant to Item 6870-101-0001 of the
	Budget Act of 2016, or a successor
	internet website. All open educational resources used as learning materials for a degree developed pursuant to this section shall be added to the California Digital Open Source Library established in Section 66408. Testing and assessment materials posted online pursuant to this paragraph shall be safeguarded to maintain the integrity of those materials. This paragraph shall not be construed to prohibit faculty from providing sample test and assessment materials to students.(7) Ensure faculty shall have flexibility to update and customize degree content as necessary within the parameters of this program.(8) Ensure that the degree developed and implemented is clearly identified in college catalogs and in class schedules.(9) Provide the chancellor with all
	legislatively required report data, any planning, progress, and outcome information associated with the grant, and any additional information that the chancellor determines necessary.(10) Consult with the local academic senate of a college that would implement a degree.(11) (A) Use a multimember team approach, to develop and implement a degree pursuant to this section, that includes faculty, college administrators, and other content-focused staff, including, but not limited to, librarians, instructional designers, and technology experts, from the campus that would implement the degree, other colleges of
	the community college system, and interested campuses of the California State University and the University of California.(B) Grant recipients may use funds to obtain professional development and technical assistance to assist in the development of degrees.(12) Strive to implement degrees
2001-02 Budget Analysis: Department of Information Technology
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Bureau of State Audits (BSA) Report Would Assist Legislature's Review of DOIT Budget. In June 2000, the Joint
Legislative Audit Committee authorized BSA to undertake a comprehensive review of the state's IT program and projects. The
scope of the audit directs BSA to:

Create a statewide inventory of major IT projects that are in the planning and implementation stages.
Determine if DOIT has adopted an overall IT strategic plan that guides departmental IT efforts and whether or not departmental
strategic plans are aligned with DOIT's plan.
Select and examine a sample of projects to determine if those projects have been approved by DOIT and designed, managed,
and evaluated in accordance with generally accepted project management principles.
Determine if DOIT has a mechanism for ensuring cooperation among departments on mutually beneficial projects such as E-mail
systems.
Evaluate the sufficiency of DOIT resources.
Determine if and how DOIT ensures that project risk is shared with vendors.

The BSA advises that the audit will be completed in spring 2001 and that the results will be provided to the Legislature at that time.
Because the audit findings may have significant budgetary implications, the Legislature may wish to consider BSA's findings prior to
taking any action on DOIT's budget.
California Fish and Wildlife Journal - Contents

Aerial census of gray whales in Baja California lagoons, 1970 and 1972, with notes on behavior, mortality and conservation. R. Gard
Mississippi silversides and logperch in the Sacramento-San Joaquin River system. P. B. Moyle, F. W. Fisher, and H. W. Li
Chum salmon observations in four north coast streams. D. W. Rogers
Range extension of the China rockfish. M. S. Love and J. Vucci
Erratum: J. S. Sunada.
Hawaiian reef animals (Book Review). D. W. Gotshall 
Fishes of the western North Atlantic — Part 6 (Book Review). J. E. Fitch
Toward global equilibrium: collected papers (Book Review). L. W. Miller

California Fish and Game 60(2). Spring 1974.

Age and growth of the Pacific saury, Cololabis saira. J. S. Sunada
A description of the laboratory-reared first and second zoeae of Portunus zantusii (Stimpson) (Brachyura, Decapoda). J. R. Ally
The California sea lion on islands off the coast of San Luis Obispo County, California. H. W. Braham
Coyote scats as an indicator of time of fawn mortality in the North Kings deer herd. H. Salwasser
An evaluation of two artificial least tern nesting sites. D. K. Swickard
Giant squids, Architeuthis sp., from stomach of sperm whales captured off California. C. H. Fiscus and D. W. Rice
Age and growth of largemouth bass in California farm ponds. R. F. Schultze and C. D. Vanicek
A wheeled device for sampling the biota of a concrete-lined canal. G. Bryant
Occurrence of the tiger barb, Barbus tetrazona, in the Owens Valley, California. R. J. Naiman and E. P. Pister
Antarctic cirripedia (Book Review). L. L. Laurent FAO
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Student-Built Robots Clash at Competition Supported by NASA-JPL - NASA
The competitions give students hands-on experience with engineering and problem-solving, team-building, fundraising, and other business skills.
Teams receive the rules of the game – titled “Crescendo” this year and themed around arts and entertainment – in January. Using FIRST’s technical specifications, students have just weeks to design, build, and test their robots, devoting hours after school and on weekends to the project.
“There were a lot of really impressive robots, and students, this year. The engineering, the manufacturing, the programming in the software these kids are writing – it’s quite complex,” said Julie Townsend, one of three event judges from JPL. She has been volunteering with FIRST for nearly 20 years as a judge and coach and is JPL’s point of contact for the NASA Robotics Alliance Project, which supports NASA “house” youth robotics teams across the country.
“Without these programs like FIRST, high school students don’t have the opportunity to do this kind of engineering,” Townsend added. “It’s hard, but they eventually get to experience the joy of a functioning system that you designed. You failed 16 times and then you get to see it work flawlessly.”
In the end, the winning alliance joined together a team from Hawaii with two Southern California teams: Team 368 (“Team Kika Mana”) of McKinley High School in Honolulu, Team 9408 (“Warbots”) of Warren High in Downey, and Team 980 (“ThunderBots”) of Burbank and Burroughs high schools in Burbank, which is a NASA house team supported by JPL.
Two other L.A.-area teams won awards that mean they’ll get to compete in Houston as well: Team 687 (“The Nerd Herd”) of California Academy of Math and Science in Carson, and Team 3473 (“Team Sprocket”) of Diamond Bar High.
For more information about the FIRST Los Angeles regional, visit:
https://cafirst.org/frc/losangeles/
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Melissa PamerJet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, Calif.626-314-4928melissa.pamer@jpl.nasa.gov
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Form sa Patuloy na Claim (DE 4581CTO/T)Sample ito ng Form sa Patuloy na Claim para tulungan ang mga claimant sa pagpapa-certify para sa Mga Benepisyo sa UI. Sample lang ito at hindi puwedeng i-print at ipadala sa EDD. Makipag-ugnayan sa EDD (English lang) Kung kailangan mo ng isa pang form na ibinigay sa iyo para magpa-certify para sa mga benepisyo sa UI.
Abiso ng Interview sa Pagiging Kwalipikado sa Mga Benepisyo sa Kawalan ng Trabaho (DE 4800/T)Isang abisong ipinapadala sa mga claimant kung saan nakasaad ang petsa at oras ng kanilang interview sa telepono hinggil sa kanilang pagiging kwalipikado para sa mga benepisyo sa insurance sa kawalan ng trabaho.
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CDFW Guidelines for Public Records Act Requests

In general, the organization will usually need more time to locate and assemble a large number of records, especially when they are maintained at various locations, than to locate one or several documents.
As of March 1, 2021, CDFW, FGC and WCB adopted a new electronic system for processing PRAs called GovQA. Requesters who are seeking CDFW, FGC, or WCB documents can log into that system, create a unique password, and send and receive communications through GovQA. Once documents are assembled, non-exempt documents are made available to requesters through the GovQA Records Center. Requesters will be notified when records are ready and can log into the system to obtain them.
If requesters do not use the GovQA system, when they complete their search for and, if relevant, their copying or assembling of documents, CDFW, FGC or WCB will advise the requester:

The location, date, and time at which the requested records may be inspected or provide a contact person to arrange a date and time for inspection.
If hard (not electronic) copies of records are requested, the copying fee, which must be paid to obtain the copies; and
If applicable, provisions of the PRA which exempt some or all the requested records from disclosure.

Members of the public who have concerns about the handling of a PRA request or difficulty obtaining information about the status of a response may direct their concerns or questions to:
Wendy Bogdan
General Counsel
Department of Fish and Wildlife
715 P Street
Sacramento, CA 95814
Telephone: (916) 654-3821
Facsimile: (916) 654-3805
Wendy.Bogdan@wildlife.ca.gov

How may the public obtain access to a public record?

Any member of the public may inspect public records or request copies of public records that are reasonably identified by the requester. CDFW, the Fish and Game Commission (FGC) and Wildlife Conservation Board (WCB) are currently responding to requests electronically using the GovQA system.
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DE 542 – Report of Independent Contractor(s)

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The California Army National Guard offers lots of programs to help both you and your dependents find your educational needs. Take advantage of your education programs and academic counseling. Your next objective is taking that first step in your education needs.
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California Army National GuardCivilian Education OfficeATTN: CAAD-G1-CE, Box 269800 Goethe RoadSacramento, CA 95827
Education Service Officer: (916) 854-3234
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