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EnforcementThe goal of enforcement is to gain compliance. Enforcement can be as simple as a friendly warning or may escalate to multiple citations. Dog attacks and bites can also result in costly civil lawsuits including expensive hospital or vet bills.6.12.230 - Violation - Penalty: Any person violating the provisions of Section 6.12.160 through 6.12.210 shall be guilty of an infraction, and upon conviction, shall be punishable as determined by the court of jurisdiction. Alternatively, Town staff may issue an administrative citation for any violation pursuant to Chapter 8.32 of this code.Title 6 is not a new Town Code - Recent minor changes included the updating of definitions, the addition of a section regarding dog waste removal and the addition of a section regarding off-leash areas for dogs.Public Safety is and should be the highest priority of any Municipality followed by the health and well-being of residents and visitorsWe have the legal responsibility to enforce the laws with the goal of protecting our residents and many visitorsEscalation in the number of dog attacks (both dog on dog, and dog on human), and the overwhelming amount of dog waste around Town.Environmental issue and public health riskEnforcement of the leash law will hopefully reduce the occurrence of dog’s biting people or other dogs. In 2020, 10 incidents were reported (3 dog on dog), while in 2019, 21 incidents were reported to the Mammoth Lakes Police Department. However, we know there are many more unreported incidents.Helpful LinksMono County Title 9 Code - AnimalsPawsitively Mammoth Facebook Group - Local dog advocacy group that is working with the Mammoth Lakes Parks and Recreation Department in the development of a dog park. Or reach out directly to Barbara Maynard (barb@avenew.solutions).

 
 
 

 

 

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The National Peer Support Mentoring Program is a program that matches Caregivers with peer mentors, who can provide personalized support, guidance and friendship, experience and knowledge, and wisdom and skills about thriving as a Caregiver.
Self-Care Courses:
Self-Care Courses are 3-hour classes for Caregivers of Veterans of all eras, taught by  licensed health care professionals. Each course will include lecture, small group discussion and time for personal planning.
REACH VA Program:
Caregivers of Veterans with dementia or memory loss are eligible to participate in interactive sessions with the Caregiver Support Program staff. The program is designed to enhance Veterans and Caregivers' health and well-being. This includes assistance with stress management, information on caregiving and dementia, community resources and coping strategies. This is offered either face-to-face or by telephone.
VA's National Caregiver Support Line
VA's National Caregiver Support Line is a toll-free number for caregivers, family members, friends, Veterans, and community partners to contact for information related to caregiving and available supports and services.
Learn more about the VA Caregiver Support Program.
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VA Portland Caregiver Newsletter

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Different conditions and diagnoses require different care. The VA Caregiver Support Program offers specific training, educational resources, and tools to help you succeed.

The National Resource Directory highlights programs for service members and Veterans across the Department of Defense, Department of Veterans Affairs, other U.S. Government agencies, and associated organizations.

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Supportive Counseling, Linkage to VA & Community Supports:
The VA Portland Caregiver Support Program staff is available to support Family Caregivers in their role and to link Caregivers to VA and community support services. In addition, the team supports Caregivers in improving their health and well-being through both practical coaching and emotional support. This support is available to Family Caregivers both by phone or in person, by appointment.
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The Caregiver Support Line offers monthly telephone education groups, where caregivers can discuss self-care tips and ask questions on a variety of topics.
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Building Better CaregiversTM (BBC) is a six-week online interactive workshop for Caregivers who are caring for someone with dementia, memory problems, post-traumatic stress disorder, a serious brain injury, or any other serious injury or illness. BBC helps Caregivers in two key ways: it offers training in how to provide better care, and it also helps Caregivers learn how to manage their own emotions, stress and physical health.
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The National Peer Support Mentoring Program is a program that matches Caregivers with peer mentors, who can provide personalized support, guidance and friendship, experience and knowledge, and wisdom and skills about thriving as a Caregiver.
Self-Care Courses:
Self-Care Courses are 3-hour classes for Caregivers of Veterans of all eras, taught by  licensed health care professionals. Each course will include lecture, small group discussion and time for personal planning.
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Altitude Wind Tunnel | Glenn Research Center | NASA
The facility first supported Project Mercury, then was ...SPC Centaur TestingIn the early 1960s, NASA decided to use it new SPC test chambers for a variety of tests of the Centaur upper stage rocket. These included tests of its ...Final YearsNASA’s use of the SPC diminished in the 1970s, and a proposed restoration of the tunnel in the 1980s did not come to fruition. After years of under-use, ...
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  Grid ViewList ViewAWT Facility DescriptionThe AWT employed sophisticated design features to overcome the difficulties associated with operating engines in simulated altitude conditions. These ...SPC Facility DescriptionIn the early 1960s, NASA converted the AWT into two large altitude test tanks known as the Space Power Chambers (SPC).Support BuildingsThe AWT relied upon equipment in several external buildings to create the facility’s altitude environment.How AWT and SPC WorkedThis page describes how the AWT and SPC No. 1 operated, gives overview of the development of wind tunnels and vacuum chambers, and defines terms related to ...
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  Grid ViewList ViewPublicationsThe historic mitigation effort yielded several types of publications that document the history of the Altitude Wind Tunnel (AWT) and the Space Power ...Altitude Wind Tunnel TimelinesThis page contains several timelines that trace events that impacted the AWT and SPC, tests conducted at the facility, and the development of wind tunnels ...Altitude Wind Tunnel Historical DocumentsThis page contains digital versions of various historical documents and resources related to the Altitude Wind Tunnel (AWT). These include technical ...
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  Grid ViewList ViewHistoric PreservationNASA Glenn Research Center has a number of historic facilities, some of which have been demolished in recent years. Many of these sites had not been fully ...

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The 2024-25 Budget: Flood Management Proposals 
Federal Government Also Undertakes Priority Projects and Supports Flood Emergency Response and Recovery. PPIC estimated that federal funds made up about 9 percent of total flood funding in the years studied. The federal government supports flood projects in California in two main ways.

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE). USACE authorizes and undertakes capital flood protection projects when authorized by Congress, generally in partnership with state and local agencies, which are responsible for providing the non‑federal share of costs for these projects. When the state has entered a Project Partnership Agreement with USACE, it commits to providing the amount of funding requested by USACE for each phase of the specific project. In addition to constructing projects, USACE inspects federally constructed levees for compliance with federal standards, offers planning and assistance during flood events, provides funding to repair flood‑damaged levees, and establishes flood storage and release standards for certain reservoirs.
FEMA. FEMA operates the National Flood Insurance Program, which includes developing flood hazard maps that define flood risk, establishing floodplain management standards, and offering federally backed insurance policies. It also provides coordination, assistance, and funding for responding to and recovering from federally declared flood disasters.

Federal Funds Will Help Pay For Damage From 2023 Storms. The administration expects that FEMA will provide reimbursement for some of the costs the state incurred responding to 2023 storms. For example, DWR indicates it has applied for $9 million in reimbursement from FEMA for flood emergency response work. In addition, USACE allocated $52 million to DWR for repairs to SPFC facilities that are part of USACE’s levee rehabilitation program.
State Plan Estimates That Up to $30 Billion Is Needed Over Next 30 Years for Flood Protection in the Central Valley. The most recent update to the CVFPP, adopted in 2022, estimates that over the next 30 years, a total of roughly $25 billion to $30 billion will be needed for both ongoing operations and maintenance as well as capital construction and improvements on the SPFC system. (For ongoing operations and maintenance, this amounts to about $315 million to $390 million annually.)
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The monthly Empowered Women's Lunch group provides camaraderie and focuses on whole health through a variety of experiences and topics, such as art activities, music, mental health, etc. Meetings are held the 2nd Wednesday each month at 12.

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We offer couples and family counseling to support you as you work toward meeting your goals.

The Little Rock Vet Center is well equipped to provide compassionate counseling services to assist with improve the overall mental health and wellness of your family. We employ counselors with a wide variety of experience and knowledge.
One area of specialization is couples counseling. Couples counseling is designed to work with the couple to understand the dynamics of the relationship, identify the areas of concern, and guide the couple to finding solutions through a variety of methods. Couples counseling aims to provide support in making necessary changes to improve the health of the relationship while not blaming, finding fault in one individual, or issuing punishments. 
We also have counselors with experience and expertise in working with children and young adults through both family and individual counseling sessions. Areas of specialization include evidence-based treatments to address trauma, behavioral issues, parenting, difficulty with managing emotions, anxiety, and readjustment within the family system—to name a few. 
For a consultation for couples or family counseling, come visit us or call the Vet Center today. 

If someone close to you has died or you’re adjusting to a difficult life change, we’re here to support you.

Grief counseling, also known as bereavement therapy, is provided at the Vet Center to assist you in coping with loss. The death of a loved one can cause both emotional and physical pain and can even impair your ability to function in your normal activities. While grief is a normal part of loss, you don’t have to be alone. 
Counselors at the Vet Center provide services to help with a wide variety of grief and situations related to loss. Our counselors are trained to assist family members who have lost loved ones while on active duty with the military as well as in many other situations, such as those involving complicated or traumatic grief.
Call or come by the Vet Center today and let us help support and guide you through your personal experience with loss.
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