Tag: <span>Crime Fighting</span>

Elmwood Jail Outreach Programs

The Santa Clara County correctional Facility is also known as Elmwood jail, has outreach programs for minimum- and medium-security men and women.

Ministries at Elmwood Jail

The incarceration of a loved one can be very overwhelming not only for prisoners at Elmwood Jail, but also for both children and caregivers.

Correctional Institutions Chaplaincy
Also known as CIC Ministries provides Jail Chaplaincy Services in Santa Clara County correctional facilities. Looking for volunteers. Provides training. As jail chaplains, we meet the spiritual needs of every person incarcerated in our county.

Inmate Family Services
Catholic Charities reaches out to the children, families, and individuals who are coping with the impact of imprisonment. The Justice Empowerment programs target youths and adults who are participating in the criminal justice system in Santa Clara County in four programs. The Santa Clara County Probation Department funds three contracted programs – Vocational Training and Employment (VES) for Youth, Vocational Training and Employment (VES) for Adults, and Multi-Agency Assessment Center (MAAC) services at Juvenile Hall. Inmate Supportive Services (ISS), the fourth contract, is funded by the Santa Clara County Department of Corrections under the Sheriff’s Department. In addition to the direct support for inmates by the Inmate Supportive Services, Catholic Charities is the fiscal agent for the Department of Corrections for the Diocese of San Jose to provide chaplaincy services to incarcerated youth at the Juvenile Hall and the inmates at the adult jails.

Little Children, Big Challenges: Incarceration
The incarceration of a loved one can be very overwhelming for both children and caregivers. It can bring about big changes and transitions. In simple everyday ways, you can comfort your child and guide her through these tough moments. With your love and support she can get through anything that comes her way. Here are some tools to help you with the changes your child is going through. Created by Sesame Street.

Return to main Elmwood Jail Page.

Funding to help prevent human trafficking and domestic violence

Stop human trafficking

We have continuously been advocating for more funding to help prevent human trafficking and domestic violence. Now more than ever, we must support nonprofit organizations to help the survivors of these crimes. Our advocacy during this budget cycle and the past three years on these issues is based on facts. This type of crime is increasing in our region, but we can work together to learn how to stop it. This can happen anywhere, including residential areas in our city.

We can no longer wait and the facts before us require immediate action. We have a fantastic opportunity to invest federal money into programs and prevention. We will be asking our council and our Mayor to please invest an additional $500,000 from our ARPA funding to address this issue. We must ensure that we have the funding for our community to partner with law enforcement and nonprofit organizations to tackle these crimes. We must work to increase neighborhood associations in Milpitas and activate the number of neighborhood watch programs. Most importantly we must update our enforcement policies and do whatever we can to hold those liable that may be allowing this to happen in their apartments or hotels.

Together, WE can keep our community safe. This will not be tolerated in Milpitas, and it’s up to us to collectively work together to stop it. Please make sure to report all suspicious activity to the Milpitas Police Department by calling 9-1-1.

Please call us at 669-228-1623 if you would like to schedule a Community Safety Presentation. We can help you learn how to identify suspicious activity, report a crime, and build your awareness to stay safe.

We are stronger, together!

by Karina Dominguez
City Council Member, Milpitas, CA

Additional services are also available through community and county-based programs, such as:

Community Solutions
We provide critical services for children, teens, adults, and families who are facing times of crisis, ranging from mental health and substance use challenges to domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking. We provide services in Santa Clara County and San Benito County.
24-Hour Crisis Line: 1.877.END.SADV (1-877-363-7238)

South Bay Coalition to End Human Trafficking
Our mission is to ensure the protection of victims, the prosecution of offenders, and the prevention of human trafficking and slavery through an effective coordinated partnership.

2-1-1 for community resources throughout the U.S.

Freedom House – The Nest
Freedom House is a non-profit organization with a mission to bring hope, restoration, and a new life to survivors of human trafficking by providing a safe home and long-term aftercare.
408-826-4436

Santa Clara County Gateway Program
Search your area’s comprehensive directory to find services related to behavioral health, crisis services, and substance use.

Bill Wilson Center
Services for homeless and runaway teens
24/7 Teen Line 1 (888) 247-7717

Uplift Family Services
Behavioral and health services for youth and families, including crisis care, foster care and adoption.
(408) 379-9085

Motivating, Inspiring, Supporting & Serving Sexually Exploited Youth
Our mission is to provide supportive services and work for systemic change with youth impacted by commercial sexual exploitation.
510-251-2070

David Davies and Larong Hu arrested for Pimping and Pandering

handcuffsOn June 9, 2021, Detectives from the Milpitas Police Department and Investigators from the Santa Clara County District Attorney’s Office concluded a two year long pimping and pandering investigation with the arrest of David Davies, a 57-year old male, and his wife, Larong Hu, a 38-year old female, both Milpitas residents. The couple was booked into the Santa Clara County Jail for pimping and pandering and felony conspiracy charges. Both suspects are being held on a $350,000 bail.

The investigation began in December of 2019, when detectives from the Milpitas Police Department and Investigators from the Santa Clara County District Attorney’s Office identified a brothel in the City of Milpitas. During the investigation, detectives located additional brothels throughout the county and served search warrants in Milpitas, San Jose, and Palo Alto. The investigation resulted in the rescue of six female victims and the seizure of nearly two million dollars.

The rescued victims were immediately provided services through Community Solutions, an organization that provides critical services for victims of Human Trafficking.

Funding to help prevent human trafficking and domestic violence

Six female victims of human trafficking were rescued, and $2 million was seized in the investigation. The rescued victims were provided services through Community Solutions, an organization that provides critical services for victims of human trafficking, according to police.

Davies and Hu were taken into custody in the 100 block of Tiger Lily Drive, (across Main St. from Pavalkis Hall) on suspicion of crimes related to human trafficking, and are being held on $350,000 bail.

The Milpitas Police Department would like to thank the Santa Clara County District Attorney’s Office for their role in this joint investigation, and members of the U.S. Department of State – Diplomatic Security Services for their contributions.

If you or someone you know are the victim of Human Trafficking, please call 9-1-1 immediately or call the 24-Hour National Human Trafficking Hotline at 1-888-373-7888. Callers can also reach the hotline by texting 233733 to initiate online chats. Human Trafficking victims, whether U.S. Citizens or not, are eligible for services including immigration assistance.

Additional services are also available through community and county-based programs, such as:

Community Solutions
We provide critical services for children, teens, adults, and families who are facing times of crisis, ranging from mental health and substance use challenges to domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking. We provide services in Santa Clara County and San Benito County.
24-Hour Crisis Line: 1.877.END.SADV (1-877-363-7238)

South Bay Coalition to End Human Trafficking
Our mission is to ensure the protection of victims, the prosecution of offenders, and the prevention of human trafficking and slavery through an effective coordinated partnership.

2-1-1 for community resources throughout the U.S.

Freedom House – The Nest
Freedom House is a non-profit organization with a mission to bring hope, restoration, and a new life to survivors of human trafficking by providing a safe home and long-term aftercare.
408-826-4436

Santa Clara County Gateway Program
Search your area’s comprehensive directory to find services related to behavioral health, crisis services, and substance use.

Bill Wilson Center
Services for homeless and runaway teens
24/7 Teen Line 1 (888) 247-7717

Uplift Family Services
Behavioral and health services for youth and families, including crisis care, foster care and adoption.
(408) 379-9085

Motivating, Inspiring, Supporting & Serving Sexually Exploited Youth
Our mission is to provide supportive services and work for systemic change with youth impacted by commercial sexual exploitation.
510-251-2070

Press Release By: Lieutenant Tyler Jamison #286
Date and Time: June 9; 6:45 P.M.

South Bay freeway shooting sends person to hospital

South Bay freeway shooting sends person to hospital Highway Patrol says incident at Tasman Drive and I-880 was ‘not a random act’

MILPITAS – A driver was injured in a shooting Monday, May 17, 2021. afternoon on a South Bay freeway, authorities said.

The shooting was reported at 2:33 p.m. on the onramp from East Tasman Drive to southbound Interstate 880 in Milpitas, said California Highway Patrol Officer Alicia Moreno.

Moreno said the male driver of a maroon Mazda was shot in the left shoulder. His passenger was not injured.

The driver was taken to the Santa Clara Valley Medical Center to be treated for his injuries.

The suspect was wearing a gold grill [A “gold grill” is a teeth thing. See image.] and driving a black sedan, Moreno said. No license plate information was available.

It wasn’t immediately clear what sparked the shooting, but Moreno said it was “not a random act.”

Governing Laws of Milpitas, Santa Clara County, & California

This page is about the laws and legislation that Milpitas abides by, and those officials in charge of seeing that we do abide by them, and what to do if you feel there is a need to change a law.

About Milpitas

Elected Officials Representing Milpitas
Contact information, links to the various government sites and officials’ home pages. From city council, school board, county supervisor, state and federal representatives.

City of Milpitas

City of Milpitas
This is the City Government’s web site. The site is designed to distribute information from City Hall to the citizens of Milpitas.

Agenda of Next Council Meeting
City web site has these updated just before each council meeting. Watch on Channel 15 if you have Comcast TV, or via live stream.

City of Milpitas Government Telephone Directory
Telephone numbers for City of Milpitas services and information.

County of Santa Clara

County of Santa Clara
The County of Santa Clara, also referred to as “Silicon Valley,” is unique because of its combination of physical attractiveness and economic diversity.

Santa Clara County Supervisors Vote to Keep Current Sanctuary County Policy
Every police chief in the county, except for Sunnyvale, signed a letter urging supervisors to allow ICE to be notified when a violent criminal was about to be released. There was disappointment when the board voted not to change the policy. “We already have ICE picking up individuals in our community every day,” said Priya Murthy with Services, Immigrant Rights, and Education Network. “We don’t need to be giving them more avenues and be able to instill fear in our communities.” By Damian Trujillo • Published June 4, 2019 • Updated on June 5, 2019 at 6:18 am

Your Elected Officials
Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors, Sheriff, Assessor, and District Attorney. Milpitas is in District 3, represented by Supervisor Dave Cortese.

State of California

State of California
Use this site to:
Apply for food Stamps
Find a recycling location
Find fire information
Locate current road conditions
Look for advice for immigrants
Apply for a “Real ID” for those who fly often
Contact the California Cannabis Portal
Check the QuickMap for CalTrans traffic information

Department of Social Services (CDSS)
The mission of the California Department of Social Services is to serve, aid, and protect needy and vulnerable children and adults in ways that strengthen and preserve families, encourage personal responsibility, and foster independence.

Good Neighbor Fence Act of 2013
California Civil Code 841 requires that “adjoining landowners shall share equally in the responsibility for maintaining the boundaries and monuments between them.” In this case “monuments” means the fence. In part, the statute says: “Adjoining landowners are presumed to share an equal benefit from any fence dividing their properties and, unless otherwise agreed to by the parties in a written agreement, shall be presumed to be equally responsible for the reasonable costs of construction, maintenance, or necessary replacement of the fence.”

Forms

Business Licenses
Frequently asked questions answered on the City Business License Center.

Building Permits – Online Permitting System (E-Permits)
The new E-Permits will allow customers to apply for and obtain certain types of Residential building permits on-line without leaving their home or office. Examples of permits available online include the following: Water heater and furnace replacement, bathroom and kitchen remodels, re-roofs and others. This system is available 24 hours a day – 7 days a week.

Tax Forms – California
From the California Franchise Tax Board site.

Tax Forms and Publications – IRS
Information on electronic filing, small business advice, and ordering CD-rom. Information about the Advance Payment Check.

Laws

The Brown Act
California Codes Government Code Section 54950-54962 54950. In enacting this chapter, the Legislature finds and declares that the public commissions, boards and councils and the other public agencies in this State exist to aid in the conduct of the people’s business. It is the intent of the law that their actions be taken openly and that their deliberations be conducted openly.

The Brown Act
From the CFAC: California First Amendment Coalition:

The people of this State do not yield their sovereignty to the agencies which serve them. The people, in delegating authority, do not give their public servants the right to decide what is good for the people to know and what is not good for them to know. The people insist on remaining informed so that they may retain control over the instruments they have created.

Brown Act Primer
What notice must be given of a public meeting? Closed Sessions: When may the public be excluded?

Flag Display
A GO MILPITAS! RESOURCE
Due to controversy over the display of the flag of China, I thought it worth my while to create this page for our citizens and officials. This is from the Cornell University’s Law Resources site on how and when to display the American Flag and other flags.

Laws of California
“Hey! They can’t do that, can they?” Need to see if it’s legal in California? Welcome to the California Law section of FindLaw’s State Law collection. This section contains user-friendly summaries of California laws as well as citations or links to relevant sections of California’s statutes. Please select a topic from the list on this link to get started.

Laws Regarding Fireworks in Milpitas
In general, ordinary citizens of Milpitas may not hold fireworks displays within city limits.

Megan’s Law
We try to keep our community as safe as possible. One way is by providing this map so you can tell if there is a sex offender in the area where you live or learn or play.

Milpitas Municipal Code
The Code is organized by subject matter under an expandable three-factor decimal numbering system which is designed to facilitate supplementation without disturbing the numbering of existing provisions. Each section number designates, in sequence, the numbers of the title, chapter, section and subsection. Thus, Section III-1-6.02 is Subsection .02 of Section 6, located in Chapter 1 of Title III. It is kept fairly current.

Legislation Watch

Official California Legislative Information
This site has been updated to include legislative publications regarding new laws starting with the 2017 session and forward.

Intimate Partner Violence During Covid-19

Domestic violence has increased during stay-at-home restrictions during Covid-19.

olence-Hotline-800.799.SAFE-7233-National-Sex

Reporting Family Violence National Hot Line
Has resources to call or chat on this page, as well as a quick exit button, if needed.
What to Expect When You Contact Us. Your safety always comes first.
Call Call 1-800-799-SAFE (7233)
TTY 1-800-787-3224

Community Solutions
We provide critical services for children, teens, adults, and families who are facing times of crisis, ranging from mental health and substance use challenges to domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking. We provide services in Santa Clara County and San Benito County.
24-Hour Sexual Assault, Domestic Violence, Human Trafficking Crisis Line
1-877-END-SADV (1-877-363-7238)

Family Violence Unit
The Family Violence Unit in Santa Clara County reviews, files, and prosecutes crimes of domestic violence; physical abuse, endangerment, and neglect of children, elders, and dependent adults; and child abduction crimes. For More Information please contact:
Family Violence Unit
70 West Hedding Street
San Jose, CA 95110
Email: dvunit@dao.sccgov.org
Phone: 408-792-2969

Maitri
A free, confidential, nonprofit organization based in the San Francisco Bay Area that primarily helps families and individuals from South Asia (Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Nepal, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, and the Maldives) facing domestic violence, emotional abuse, cultural alienation, or family conflict. No one is turned away.
Toll Free Helpline: 1-888-862-4874

YWCA Golden Gate Silicon Valley
Dedicated to eliminating racism, empowering women and promoting peace, justice, freedom and dignity for all.

Challenges During Covid

Can’t meet in public spaces, such as restaurants.

Person seeking help can’t avoid their abuser who would be constantly monitoring them.

Zoom fatigue, especially with children. Therapy became just too much. Isolation was tough for kids. Challenge to engage for therapists.

Shelter capacity dwindled. Some had to go to hotels. They didn’t get services going to those in shelters. Clients were often tech challenged.

Hard to get empathy across on Zoom. Staff of services had to learn how to build rapport via Zoom. Disconnect has been tough for everyone.

Financial problems greatly increased. Problems paying rent, buying food.

Different populations affected differently by COVID19 and job losses and food insecurity.

See also ~ Domestic Violence
What to do and who to call if you or a friend are a victim of domestic violence in Santa Clara County.

 

Drug & Alcohol Rehabilitation

Health Services in and near Milpitas

AA Meetings, Al Anon Meetings, and Narcotics Anonymous Meetings in Milpitas, CA

Isha Diagnostics California Corporation
Drug & Alcohol, DNA Testing. Live Scan Fingerprinting
1207 S Park Victoria Dr
408-791-6016

AA meeting

Alcohol Rehabilitation

Find AA Meetings in Milpitas, any day, any time, any type.
Meetings in several places around town.

For More Information on Meetings and Times Call 866-641-9190

As Bill Sees It Book Mtg
For More Information on Meetings and Times Call 866-641-9190
Sunday at 5:00:0 PM
Open Meeting of Alcoholics Anonymous, AA Meeting With Wheelchair Access
Mt. Olive Lutheran Church
1989 East Calaveras Blvd

Big Book Study
Saturday at 8:15 PM
AA Big Book Meeting, Digital Basket, Open Meeting of Alcoholics Anonymous
Mt. Olive Lutheran Church
1989 East Calaveras Blvd

Beginners Information
For More Information on Meetings and Times Call 866-641-9190
Saturday at 12:15:00 PM
Newcomer, Open Meeting of Alcoholics Anonymous, AA Meeting With Wheelchair Access
Mt. Olive Lutheran Church
1989 East Calaveras Blvd

Flying Monkeys (chip meeting)
For More Information on Meetings and Times Call 866-641-9190
Friday at 7:00:00 PM
Open Meeting of Alcoholics Anonymous, AA Meeting With Wheelchair Access
Spring Valley Bible Church
196 S Main St

I Am What I Am Men
Thursday at 8:00:00 PM
Closed AA Meeting, Men, AA Meeting With Wheelchair Access
Mt. Olive Lutheran Church
1989 East Calaveras Blvd

Invaders Group
For More Information on Meetings and Times Call 866-641-9190
Sunday at 8:00 PM
Open Meeting of Alcoholics Anonymous
Christ Community Church
1000 S Park Victoria Dr

Living Sober on Saturday
For More Information on Meetings and Times Call 866-641-9190
Saturday at 1:00 PM
Open Meeting of Alcoholics Anonymous, AA Meeting With Wheelchair Access
1989 East Calaveras Blvd

Meditation Meeting
Monday at 7:30 PM
Meditation, Open Meeting of Alcoholics Anonymous, AA Meeting With Wheelchair Access
196 S Main St.

Morning Reflections
Sunday-Saturday 6:45 AM
Open Meeting of Alcoholics Anonymous, AA Meeting With Wheelchair Access
Mt. Olive Lutheran Church
1989 East Calaveras Blvd

One Step at a Time 12 & 12
Wednesday at 8:00 PM
Open Meeting of Alcoholics Anonymous, AA 12 Step Meeting, AA Traditions Meeting, AA Meeting With Wheelchair Access
Mt. Olive Lutheran Church
1989 East Calaveras Blvd

Serenity at 7
For More Information on Meetings and Times Call 866-641-9190
Friday at 7:00 PM
Open Meeting of Alcoholics Anonymous, AA Meeting With Wheelchair Access
Mt. Olive Lutheran Church
1989 East Calaveras Blvd

Sisters in Sobriety Women
Thursday at 7:00:00 PM
For More Information on Meetings and Times Call 866-641-9190
Closed AA Meeting, Women
Sunnyhills United Methodist Church
355 Dixon Rd

Friends & Relatives of Alcoholics & Drug Users

Al-Anon-for friends and relatives
Search on “Milpitas” or your own city in Northern California.

Steps for Growth
10:00 AM Saturdays.
Christ Community Church, Room E104
1000 S. Park Victoria Dr. (Cross street: Clear Lake Ave.)

Narcotics Anonymous

Milpitas Home Group: Somewhere To Turn
Tuesday, 8:00 PM Mount Olive Church
1989 East Calaveras Blvd

Last House on the Block
Saturday, 6:30 PM
Mount Olive Lutheran Church
1989 East Calaveras Blvd

Elmwood Jail – Contact Information & Map

The Santa Clara County correctional Facility is also known as Elmwood jail, has facilities for minimum- and medium-security men and women.

Please first call the main Jail number, 408-299-2305, (From 5AM in the morning to 1AM in the middle of the night) before contacting me. I don’t work for the jail! I sleep a lot.

If you would like to complain about not getting through on that number, contact our County Supervisor for District 3, Otto Lee, Phone: 408-299-5030 or Email: supervisor.lee@bos.sccgov.org.

Contact Information

Click to call on Mobile Phone.
Contact information and map for the Elmwood Jail and the Correctional Center for Women.

Elmwood Men’s Facility
701 S. Abel Street
Milpitas, CA  95035
Booking and Custody Information 408-299-2305
Administration 408-957-5300
Public Information Msg. 408-957-5842
Visiting Office 408-957-5900
Programs 408-957-5850
Correctional Center for Women
701 S. Abel Street
Milpitas, CA  95035
Booking and Custody Information 408-299-2305
Administration 408-957-5300
Visiting Information 408-957-5414
Pre-Processing Information 408-299-8720

Contact Information
Additional contact information for the Main Jail, the Elmwood Correctional Facility and the Correctional Center for Women. Automated Jail Information: 408-976-5245.
Alternate Booking Info SSC: 408-299-2306.

Map

Map to Correctional Facilities
Google Map to 701 Abel St. Jail is in the large open space between I-880, Abel St. and Great Mall Pkwy.

Return to main Elmwood Jail Page.

10 Tips to Reduce Your Chances of Becoming a Crime Victim

  • Lock doors and windows when you are not going to be at home. Many home burglaries have occurred by suspects finding an unlocked window or open door to enter through.
  • Lock car doors and do not leave any property in plain view. Valuables left out in the open may tempt thieves. If you must leave belongings in the car, place them in the trunk and out of sight.
  • When walking on the street or to your car from a business, make eye contact with others and be aware of your surroundings. Keeping your head down and not making eye contact with people makes a person look more vulnerable to an assailant.
  • When getting into your car after shopping or doing errands, do not sit in your car for a long period of time. It can give an assailant time to get into the car and rob or assault you.
  • Always look in the back seat of your car before getting in. If someone is in the backseat, exit your car immediately and call the police.
  • If you enter an elevator and feel unsafe because you are alone with someone, exit the elevator – it is better to be safe than sorry.
  • If you are getting harassing phone calls, keep a notebook by the phone and write down dates and times. It helps to keep a log of harassment and the notebook can be given to police as possible evidence in the future.
  • When eating at a restaurant or sitting in a public place, do not leave your purse or purchased items in a vulnerable spot. A purse or bag hanging on the back of a chair can easily be taken by a thief. Keep purchases or bags under the table or in an area where they are not easily accessible. You can put the strap of a bag or purse under the leg of your chair.
  • When needing assistance on the side of the road, and a cell phone is not available, only roll down your window enough to speak to whomever has stopped to help. Ask the person to call police or your roadside assistance provider for you and wait in the car.
  • If you are home alone and a stranger is knocking at the door, speak to them through the door or through a window nearby. If they ask to use the phone, let them know you can call police on their behalf. You do not have to let anyone inside your home to use the phone. This is not rude… it is safe.
  • Watch this video:

See also: Crime Fighting: Ways to fight, prevent and report crimes in Milpitas, CA.

Scam Alerts
GoMilpitas.com provides information to consumers and small businesses about how to recognise, avoid and report ongoing scams.

Utility Scam Alert
Avoid being scammed by fake utility workers, who keep you engaged at your front door while their cohort goes around back and steals from you.

Laws in Milpitas

Milpitas, Santa Clara County and California laws that are top on our minds.

Being a Kid is Not a Crime
A GO MILPITAS RESOURCE
Thoughts on Curfews and links to web sites with Curfew Law information.

Domestic Violence
A GO MILPITAS RESOURCE
Local solutions to domestic violence. If you, a loved one, or a co-worker are suffering through domestic violence, we list here resources in or near Milpitas where you can get help.

Laws Regarding Fireworks in Milpitas
A GO MILPITAS RESOURCE
In general, ordinary citizens of Milpitas may not hold fireworks displays within city limits.

Kids and the Law
First published in 1996 after a State Bar survey revealed that many kids were unclear about certain laws and the consequences for breaking them. It was revised into its current form in 2001. Print versions are now available in Spanish and Chinese.

Milpitas Municipal Code
The electronic version of the Milpitas Municipal Code

Open Government Ordinance
Public officials who attempt to conduct the public’s business in secret should be held accountable for their actions. Only a strong open government and open government ordinance, enforced by a strong open government commission can protect the public’s interest in open government. Read the full 28-page Open Govenrment Ordinance as pdf file.


Safely Surrendered Baby Law

The purpose of the law is to protect babies from being hurt or killed because they were abandoned. The law allows a parent or legal guardian to confidentially surrender an infant, three days old or younger, to any hospital emergency room or other designated Safe Surrender site.

Shopping Cart Ordinance
The City of Milpitas Shopping Cart Ordinance will be strictly enforced. The Shopping Cart Ordinance states that it is unlawful to either temporarily or permanently remove a shopping cart from a business premises or parking lot.

When You Become 18: A Survival Guide for Teenagers
Addresses a number of issues important to young adults. Available in English and Spanish.

Wood Burning Appliances and Compliance
Here is a quick overview of the requirements in the Air District’s Regulation 6, Rule 3: Wood-Burning Devices.

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