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St. Theresa's Bread and Broth
1041 Lyons Avenue
South Lake Tahoe
PG&E - West Slope
On July 20, 2021 the Board of Supervisors received a presentation from PG&E on the Community Wildfire Program and the Public Safety Power Shut Off (PSPS) events. View the PowerPoint Presentation presented to the Board sharing the progress of the work PG&E has done to prevent wildfires.
For more information on PSPS events from PG&E, visit:
https://www.pge.com/en_US/residential/outages/public-safety-power-shuttoff/learn-about-psps.page
Liberty Utilities - SLT Area
Liberty is taking proactive steps to prepare for the upcoming wildfire season. To mitigate the risk of wildfires, Liberty is implementing Public Safety Power Shutoffs (PSPS) to temporarily turn off power when there is an increased fire risk due to weather conditions.
What is a PSPS?
- A PSPS is a safety procedure used by electric utilities to temporarily turn off power when and where weather conditions present an increased wildfire risk.
- The state of California grants authority to Liberty to implement a PSPS in high-risk areas when extreme conditions present a clear danger to public safety.
- If a PSPS is implemented, it could last at least 24 hours before power is safely restored.
Liberty has developed a toolkit to help educate customers on how to prepare for a PSPS. You can find this information on Liberty's Public Safety Power Shutoffs.
 On July 21, 2021, the water temperature in Lake Tahoe was 70.7°F. Based on data from the past ten years, the previous warmest water on this day in Lake Tahoe was 69.1°F recorded in 2018. In the month of July, the water temperature ranges from 59 to 73 degrees.
 Update on COVID-19 in El Dorado County for Thursday, July 22, 2021.
Rates:
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Adjusted case rate: 8.3
- Positivity rate: 5.1%
- Health equity quartile positivity rate: 6.8%
Vaccine measures:
- Cumulative fully vaccinated: 91,689 (47.5%)
- Cumulative with at least one dose: 102,779 (53.2%)
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EL DORADO COUNTY EARLY CARE AND EDUCATION PLANNING COUNCIL
Two Vacancies (1) Community Representative and (1) Public Agency
Description: The fifteen member Council is a legislatively mandated body advising the County Board of Supervisors (BOS) and County Superintendent of Schools on early care and education program and policy issues. The Council provides input on research and analysis, makes
recommendations to the California Department of Education on funding priorities for subsidized child care and development programs, and coordinates countywide early care and education projects.
Successful applicants would be those who are concerned about and/or experienced with child care and early education issues.
Applicants must submit cover sheet, BOS committee application, and supplemental application to Elizabeth Blakemore, M.Ed., Coordinator, Early Care and Education Planning Council, 6767 Green Valley Road, Placerville, CA 95667. Prospective candidates can call (530) 295-2312 for an application packet and additional information.
Term for this Vacancy: Four-year term
CLICK HERE FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
EL DORADO COUNTY COMMISSION FOR
YOUTH AND FAMILIES
One Vacancy
Description: The Commission aims to improve outcomes for youth and families by providing coherent and effective support within the County. The Commission will coordinate an integrated, transparent, and data-driven system of services so that all young people have access to the social, emotional, educational and/or health services
they need in order to thrive.
Term for this Vacancy: One-year term.
CLICK HERE FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
AN ONLINE APPLICATION FOR APPOINTMENT IS AVAILABLE AT THE WEBSITE BELOW:
https://www.edcgov.us/Government/BOS/
CommissionsAndCommittees/Pages/Application-Form.aspx
AN APPLICATION IS REQUIRED TO BE CONSIDERED FOR AN APPOINTMENT
You may also call (530) 621-5390 or visit the Board of Supervisors office at 330 Fair Lane, Placerville, for a paper application.
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