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Jul 1, 2026·StrategicPlan
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Richmond General Plan 2030
This document details the Public Safety and Noise Element of the Richmond General Plan 2030. It focuses on five strategic goals: minimizing risks from natural and human-caused disasters, ensuring high levels of police and fire services, developing robust emergency preparedness, achieving acceptable noise levels, and establishing suitable lighting standards. The plan seeks to foster a safe and secure community, prepared for various hazards including seismic activity, flooding, wildfires, and sea level rise, while also enhancing residents' quality of life through effective noise and lighting management.
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The San Benito County Safety Element outlines a comprehensive strategy to protect residents, workers, visitors, and property from natural and human-made hazards. It details goals, policies, and actions across nine key areas: enhancing emergency services and community preparedness; minimizing flood-related losses; protecting against seismic and geological hazards; reducing wildland and urban fire risks; building long-term climate change resilience; safeguarding health during public health crises; preventing dangers from human-made hazards; promoting safe airport operations; and strengthening community resilience through volunteer training and education.
Jun 11, 2026·StrategicPlan
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California Department of Forestry And Fire Protection Strategic Plan 2024
This strategic plan outlines the vision and direction for the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (CAL FIRE) for the year 2024. It is built upon extensive internal and external feedback, focusing on adapting the Department's vision to current climate conditions and community needs while retaining its core mission. The plan identifies six primary goals: attracting, hiring, and retaining quality employees; ensuring all employees understand departmental programs and job duties; promoting a culture of equitable access, diversity, and inclusion; leveraging technology to modernize internal human resources processes; strengthening physical and digital infrastructure; and identifying core capabilities to enhance operational capacity. The plan emphasizes the values of Integrity, Service, Community, and Diversity to foster a safer and more resilient California through partnerships and efficient operations.
Jun 5, 2026·BoardMeeting
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Professional Foresters Examining Committee Open Session Minutes
The committee meeting covered a range of operational and administrative updates, including a report on unlicensed practice complaints and RPF exam statistics, which noted a high turnout. Discussions centered on proposed exam fee amendments and qualifying experience revisions, the APF program resubmission, and staffing transitions for the Licensing Executive Officer position. Further agenda items included efforts to increase CRM license applications through educational and outreach strategies, a review of continuing education requirements, and potential revisions to the application verification process. Additionally, the committee addressed the need for a new forester examination format and explored policies regarding unlicensed practice in coordination with the Department of Consumer Affairs.
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