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Los Angeles Community Investment for Families, Child Passenger Safety ProgramThe Los Angeles Community Investment for Families (CIFD) provides community clinics to educate pregnant moms on child seat safety and provided free car seats to mothers in need. The Teen Prosper Program trained expecting teens and their parents on car seat safety virtually. Following the training, car seats were provided at various work locations. CIFD also joined a coalition of government, community, and religious organizations welcoming more than 1,100 asylum seekers to the city. CIFD staff provided training and child safety seats to the immigrant families in need.

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Traffic Records Improvement Project Grant ProgramThe OTS awarded 11 Traffic Records Improvement Project (TRIP) grants to local law enforcement agencies to upgrade or create a new electronic records management system to allow for the electronic submission of citations and crash reports. The TRIP grants allow law enforcement agencies to submit crash records to the CHP’s Statewide Integrated Traffic Records System (SWITRS) database electronically improving the access to timely data.

University of California, Berkeley SafeTRECUC Berkeley’s Safe Transportation Research and Education Center (SafeTREC) released a podcast addressing transportation and traffic safety issues. The episode “The Future of Transportation Safety” brought together three experts about the future of transportation safety in the United States, focusing on addressing inequities for people from historically marginalized communities.

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Paso Robles Department of Emergency Services, Regional Crash Response and Extrication Improvement ProgramThe Paso Robles Fire & Emergency Services (PRFES) purchased new extrication equipment that has allowed firefighters to reduce average extrication times by nearly half, from 20 minutes to 11 minutes. The new tools are lighter, more powerful and less taxing on firefighters, allowing firefighters to cut through vehicles faster and with greater success.

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California Highway Patrol Native Tribal Traffic Education ProgramThe Native Tribal Traffic Education Program (TTEP) serves as a resource to Native American communities and tribes in the CHP’s Northern, Valley, and Golden Gate Divisions. The TTEP is the first of its kind to reach and engage with Native American communities in California, which is home to the nation’s largest American Indian/Alaska Native population.
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Pursuant to PRC Section 5090.24 (h), the Off-Highway Motor Vehicle Recreation (OHMVR) Commission is required to periodically report to the Governor and the Legislature on the status of off-highway motor vehicle recreation in California.  [1/2/14]

2022 OHMVR Commission Program Report (PDF 11 MB)
2017 OHMVR Commission Program Report  [PDF 16 MB]2017 OHMVR Commission Summary Report [14 MB]
2014 OHMVR Commission Program Report [PDF 13 MB]2014 OHMVR Commission Summary Report [PDF 15 MB]
2011 OHMVR Commission Program Report [PDF 16 MB]

CalTrans Motor Vehicle Fuel Account Study
Senate Bill 853 requires the California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), in cooperation with the California Department of Parks and Recreation and the California Department of Motor Vehicles, to undertake a study to determine if an adjustment is required to the current method for calculating the amount of money transferred from the Motor Vehicle Fuel Account to the Off-Highway Vehicle Trust Fund.
     Download the "Assessing the State Fuel Tax Paid on Gasoline Used for Off-Highway Vehicle (OHV ) Recreation" report
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OHMVR Program Overview (May 2017)
OHMVR Program Interpretation & Education (May 2017)
OHMVR Program State Vehicular Recreation Areas (May 2017)
OHMVR Program Natural and Cultural Resources (May 2017)
OHMVR Program Law Enforcement / Public Safety (May 2017)
OHMVR Program History (August 2019)

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Storm Water Management Plan Brochure [6/2018]
Storm Water Quiz Information [5/1/17]
Storm Water Management Plan - August 2012 [12/2/13]
Dust Suppressant Use and Alternatives at Carnegie SVRA - May 2012 [6/19/12]
2013 Annual Report - Storm Water Management Plan [10/31/13]
2014 Annual Report - Storm Water Management Plan [10/31/14]
Metals Assessment - Phase I Report - Storm Water Management Plan [7/2015]

OHMVR Division Statewide Attendance Study
The OHMVR Division contracted with California State University Sacramento (CSUS) to provide a Statewide Attendance Study.
2001 Budget Analysis: Stephen P. Teale Data Center (2780)
2001 Budget Analysis: Stephen P. Teale Data Center (2780)

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Analysis of the 2001-02 Budget Bill
 

Stephen P. Teale Data Center (2780) 
The Stephen P. Teale Data Center (TDC) is one of the state's two general purpose data centers. The other is the Health and Human Services Agency Data Center. The TDC provides a variety
of information technology (IT) services to numerous state agencies which reimburse the data center for its operational costs.
The budget proposes $92.4 million from the TDC Revolving Fund for support of the TDC in 2001-02. This is an increase of $2.3 million, or 3 percent, above estimated current
year-expenditures. The budget includes a number of increases for workload, the largest of which is a request for $7 million for additional data processing and storage capacity equipment.
Permanent Positions Are Needed to Support
Various Data Center Activities 
We recommend that the Legislature decrease the Teale Data Center's proposed expenditures for staff overtime by $116,000 and instead authorize five personnel-years to
provide (1) ongoing security support for non-mainframe systems and (2) technology assistance on state information technology procurements. (Reduce Item 2780-001-0683 by
$116,000.) 
The budget proposes an on-going increase of $454,000 for staff overtime. This includes (1) $121,000 to implement and maintain security systems for TDC's nonmainframe systems supporting
e-government projects and (2) $333,000 to provide specialized technology assistance for the state's information technology procurements.
The TDC Provides Ongoing Support for Nonmainframe Systems. The TDC's nonmainframe services have grown by 400 percent since 1997. This growth reflects increased costs due to
implementation of the Department of Information Technology's (DOIT) Data Center Consolidation initiative and the growth in Internet-based systems. The TDC is responsible for ensuring that
these systems have adequate security to prevent unauthorized access. To perform this responsibility, TDC must conduct daily monitoring and intrusion detection checks.
2024 Public Comments to Preliminary Applications
Their request is for 200 hours at a $/hr. Per Diem is usually stated as $/day. As Monache is a remote site/assignment this is an appropriate request if stated correctly. ADDITIONAL COMMENT: In the past the INF Monache OHV patrol has used overnight lodging at the Blackrock Fire Station of the Sequoia National Forest. The Inyo National Forest OWNS or has ACCESS to 3 cabins in the Monache Meadow Area. The daily travel to the Blackrock Station is unwarranted and unnecessary and should not be part of the CA OHV Grant funds. One-way travel from Monache to Blackrock is approximately 1 ½ hours, thus limiting “on duty INF OHV patrol” to 5 hours at most. Dion Salfen - 5/5/2024

 USFS - Lassen National Forest

Dear USFS, Thank you for the opportunity to provide public comment to the General Application Requirements. As a property owner with the Lott's Lake Association (LLA), I am intimately involved with the ongoing issue of trespass across USFS land and through LLA property. Offending drivers circumvent existing locked gates and ignore signage in an effort to avoid using trail 611. The area locally named 'The T' is heavily abused by folks going off trail. This has gotten much worse since the Dixie Fire. This area, below Pilot Rock, is where the Northern border of the LLA and Lassen NF intersect and is the Northern drainage into Lott's Lake. In an effort to stop the cheater trails around our gates and to stop the negative impact on the soil and flora in the area, we have dropped and strategically positioned trees adjacent to the gates on LLA property. Although this effort has shown to slow down the occurrence of trespass, drivers continue to find their way around, damaging the hillside with increasing tenacity. As a child I remember the area north of the T, which is now a gravel staging area, being a beautiful meadow. Thank you to the USFS for bringing in the gravel and making the area less of a mud pit. However, without intervention, the areas east and south of the T face the same destiny.
2024 Public Comments to Preliminary Applications
If the TNF does not have the funds to create the bare minimum of public information materials for a plan 10 years in the making, it is not the state's obligation to make up for their lack of competence or planning Kevin Bazar - 5/6/2024

The Sierra Snowmobile Foundation (SSF) is a 501c3 non-profit formed in 2018 specifically to focus the interests of the snowmobiling community on the Travel Management Subpart C planning underway in Region 5 as part of a settlement agreement following litigation from anti-snowmobile groups. We have been intimately involved with, and maintain legal standing on the Tahoe National Forest OSV Travel Management Project. These comments are submitted on behalf of the SSF. On Friday, May 3rd, the Tahoe National Forest released their Final Decision and EIS for Over Snow Vehicle use. It includes significant closures, many of which are in opposition to the recommendations made by the public during the preceding NEPA process. Education and enforcement of these closures will cost the TNF – money that directly or indirectly will come from their proposed grant applications with CA OHV. Particularly concerning are the complex network of closures and crossings associated with the Pacific Crest Trail, and several other closures justified only by a pressing need to close something in order to give the appearance of doing their jobs. The National Trails System Act, which established the Pacific Crest Trail, forbids motorized use along the trail, but not immediately adjacent to it or crossing it. If fact, quite the opposite was written in SEC 7(a) and (j): SEC. 7. [16USC1246](a)(2): Development and management of each segment of the National Trails System shall be designed to harmonize with and complement any established multiple-use plans for the specific area in order to insure continued maximum benefits from the land. This gives priority firstly to adjacent multiple-use plans, then secondly to the trail. SEC. 7.
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