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Sep 21, 2026
Nov 5, 2026
Youth Community Access Grant Program will fund projects that serve youth from low-income and disadvantaged communities and provide immersive and meaningful experiences with natural or cultural resources within California that participants otherwise would not have.
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Sacramento
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Sacramento
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715 P St
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(916) 653-5656
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95814
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This Purchase Order (PO 0540-0000001122) outlines the agreement between Natural Resources Agency and KAMBRIAN CORPORATION for IT Software Subscription Services. Initially effective from November 29, 2021, to November 29, 2022, a Change Order (No.1) extended the contract term to November 29, 2023. The total PO amount, including this extension, is $7,363.94. The services encompass various Granicus software subscriptions for disclosure and ethics documentation, with provisions for additional optional year extensions up to a not-to-exceed amount of $11,045.91.
This contract establishes the State of California's Software Licensing Program (SLP) with Kambrian Corporation, enabling state and local government agencies to procure software, support, and related services from Granicus. The agreement, effective from June 8, 2021, to June 30, 2024, details ordering procedures, invoicing, quarterly reporting requirements including a 1.25% incentive fee for local government orders, and compliance with various state procurement policies. It specifies available services (software, technical support, training, SaaS, implementation) and outlines conditions for their provision, such as maximum pricing and requirements for installation and implementation services. The contract also covers payment terms, small business considerations, and termination clauses.
This document details the State of California's Software Licensing Program (SLP) contract with CDW Government LLC (Contract Number SLP-21-70-0025I), effective from June 8, 2021, to June 30, 2024. The program allows State and local government agencies to procure software, technical support, training, installation, SaaS, and implementation services, specifically from Granicus. The contract outlines terms for quarterly reporting, incentive fees, invoicing, order procedures, and compliance with state procurement policies. It emphasizes that contract prices are maximums, encouraging negotiation, and details various operational and administrative requirements for participating agencies and the contractor.
Board meetings and strategic plans from California Natural Resources Agency
The State of California's 2026 Extreme Heat Action Plan outlines a comprehensive strategy to reduce the risks of extreme heat for all Californians, particularly vulnerable populations. It aims to enhance public awareness and response to heat waves and invest in long-term resilience solutions. The plan is structured around four key action tracks: building public awareness and notification, strengthening community services and response, increasing the resilience of the built environment, and utilizing nature-based solutions.
The committee discussed numerous geographic name proposals, including retroactive reviews of actions taken by the U.S. Board on Geographic Names regarding streams, summits, and valleys. The committee provided formal recommendations to approve or disapprove various naming applications, including Mount George and Paramount Hill, and deferred several other proposals for future review and discussion. Additionally, new name proposals were introduced for consideration, and the schedule for upcoming committee meetings was established.
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The Ocean Protection Council's Tribal Engagement Strategy, adopted in January 2023, outlines specific actions to enhance tribal engagement across its operational areas, particularly within the framework of its 2020-2025 Strategic Plan. The strategy prioritizes increasing co-management of natural resources, supporting tribal access to coastal lands and traditional practices, and integrating Traditional Knowledges into management decisions. It also focuses on supporting tribally-led resilience, research, and restoration projects, alongside providing dedicated funding and technical assistance through initiatives like the Tribal Small Grants Program.
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