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PIPES Act Signed
On December 29th President Bush signed HR 5782, the Pipeline Inspection, Protection, Enforcement and Safety Act (PIPES Act) of 2006. It will greatly improve safety and strengthen Federal and state pipeline safety programs. Implementing the new law will be a priority for PHMSA in 2007 and beyond.

Outreach and discussion has begun on HAZMAT reauthorization which will be an issue in the next (2007) Congress.

 
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Get a glimpse of the budgets for PHMSA and the Department and our plans to maintain safety throughout 2011.

 
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About the CouncilThe Greater Auburn Area Fire Safe Council is comprised of individuals within the City of Auburn and surrounding areas of Placer County.The Council is to promote fire safe practices within the community through outreach, education, and program development, and identify ways to protect the community from wildfire.More InformationIf you have any questions, please contact Fire Chief John Rogers with the Auburn Fire Department at jrogers@auburn.ca.gov or  530-823-4211 x173.

 
 
 

 

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Hungry Valley SVRA
Safe and Responsible OHV Operation
Safe and responsible OHV operation starts with proper training. The OHMVR Division has partnered with the Specialty Vehicle Institute of America, Recreational Off-Highway Vehicle Association and the Motorcycle Safety Foundation to provide FREE ATV, ROV and dirt bike training. For the list of classes and other information about OHV safety training, please reference the webpages below.
 

Training Schedule (List of Classes for all OHVs)
ATV Safety Training
Dirt Bike Training
ROV Safety Training

 
The SVRAs listed below have at least one approved ATV training range and may have ranges for dirt bikes and/or ROVs:
 

Prairie City SVRA
Carnegie SVRA
Hollister Hills SVRA
Hungry Valley SVRA
Clay Pit SVRA
Ocotillo Wells SVRA
Heber Dunes SVRA

Camping
Hungry Valley SVRA is open seven days a week, 24 hours a day. Camping is only allowed in designated campgrounds. Quiet hours are 10:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m.Semi-Developed Camping: Hungry Valley has eleven semi-developed campgrounds with over 200 campsites available on a first come, first serve basis. Located along Gold Hill Road and Hungry Valley Road, these campgrounds provide shade ramadas, picnic tables, fire rings, vault toilets, and trash bins. Smith Forks Campground has flush toilets and sinks. Drinking water is not available in the park.
Group Campground: The Honey Valley Group Camp is a large group campground with shade ramadas, picnic tables, barbecue, and fire rings. You can reserve the Honey Valley Group Campground through Reserve California.
Fire / Firewood Restrictions: Open ground fires and firewood collection in the park are not allowed. If you plan to have a fire, you will need to buy firewood locally. Burn it where you buy it. Ask about any seasonal fire restrictions. Pallet burning is not allowed.
Dump Stations: There are no dump stations in the park. A dump station is available nearby in the town of Lebec at the truck stop or at the northbound and southbound rest areas. Seasonal dump services are also available at Pyramid Lake.
 
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Chief Justice Creates Task Force on Use of Generative AI in the California Courts | California Courts Newsroom
Other Items on the Council Meeting Agenda:
Presiding Remotely in Civil Cases: The council approved a new rule of court on when a judicial officer may preside remotely over a civil proceeding from a location other than a courtroom. With approval from the presiding judge, the rule allows for presiding remotely in limited circumstances when doing so is in the interest of justice, such as when safety is an issue, no courtrooms are available, or to prevent a significant delay that would substantially prejudice the litigants. Watch
Changes to CARE Act Rules and Forms: The council approved revisions to rules of court and forms related to the sealing of records, communications between the CARE Act court and the juvenile court, notification of respondent’s attorney in certain parallel or related legal proceedings, and limits on authorized communication.
Report on Pretrial Programs: The council received a report on court programs and practices that promote the safe, efficient, fair, and timely pretrial release of individuals booked into jail. Data collected from the pretrial program showed pretrial release rates increased for both felonies and misdemeanors while rearrest/rebooking rates decreased.
Increasing Numbers of Court Interpreters: The council approved a proposal on how to allocate money provided in the 2023-24 state budget for a five-year pilot program to increase the number of court interpreter employees. Funding will go toward reimbursing potential interpreters for costs associated with their training, coursework, and examination fees.
Trial Court Financial Policies and Procedures Manual: The council approved updates to the Trial Court Financial Policies and Procedures Manual, which provides a system of fundamental internal controls that helps trial courts monitor their use of public funds, provide consistent and comparable financial statements, and demonstrate accountability. Watch
Appointment to Board of State and Community Corrections: The council approved the reappointment of Judge Janet Gaard (ret.) to the Board of State and Community Corrections, an independent statutory agency that provides leadership to the adult and juvenile criminal justice systems and expertise on public safety realignment issues.
The complete meeting agenda and council reports are posted to the California Courts Meeting Information Center--an archived webcast of today’s meeting will be posted to the center as soon as it is available.

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Jury Policies | Superior Court of California | County of Tulare
(In this case, we will postpone past 90 days if necessary).
Emergencies
If you wish to notify the Jury Services Office of an emergency or an absence, please call the courthouse after 8:00 a.m. at 559-730-5100.
When you are serving on a case and an emergency arises, you must immediately report this emergency to the Jury Commissioner. The telephone number is 559-730-5100.
If a general emergency occurs, such as an earthquake, flood, fire, civil unrest, etc., call 559-730-5100 for instructions concerning jury service.
Badges
Please wear your juror badge at all times while you are at the courthouse. It is important that people recognize you as a juror. Overhearing statements by attorneys, defendants, or other parties could cause a mistrial.
Breaks and End of Day
An announcement will be made informing you of your lunch break as well as your departure time at the end of the day. Please remain in the designated jury areas until you hear these announcements. When you have been released from the courtroom, you must return to the jury assembly room to hand in your juror badge and be scanned to complete your service and to ensure that all prospective jurors receive credit for service.
Dress Code
Jurors are advised to dress in layers, because the temperature of the jury assembly areas and courtrooms can be unpredictable. Ties are not required. Be comfortable, but avoid extremes in dress. Check with the jury clerk if you have any doubts.
Jury Duty Benefits
Employers are not required by law to compensate employees with their regular wages while on jury duty. Many employers do have jury benefits and will continue your wages while you serve. It is advisable to check with your employer regarding the company policy.
Note Taking
You may take notes, but you should not become so involved in note-taking that you miss important points that are being told to you.
Parking
Free parking is available in the jury parking lot on Burrel Street, across the street from the courthouse.
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