Check Out Placer's Probation Outreach Vehicle - Supervisor Bonnie Gore's September 2023 Newsletter

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Supervisor Gore's Monthly Newsletter

September 2023


WATCH (3:22): How the Placer County Probation Outreach
Vehicle Serves Our Community

Placer Probation Outreach

Dear Friends and Neighbors:

The Placer County Probation Outreach Vehicle is a first-of-its-kind mobile probation office, courtroom and assessment center used to better meet the needs of the community and justice-involved people where they are. The Probation Outreach Vehicle is part of Placer County Probation’s broader efforts to foster deeper connections with the community while increasing services and accessibility to the people they serve to increase safety and stability. 

The Department has long been exploring ways to increase connections and efficiencies in the system. The worsening homelessness crisis and transportation barriers during COVID further underscored the need for an innovative approach.

Department leaders jumped at the opportunity to enhance their services with a new, common-sense approach to public safety: bringing the services probation has to offer directly to the community members who have the most difficult time accessing them.


Click Here to Learn More About the Placer
Probation Outreach Vehicle


Placer Probation Visit

I spent time touring some of the areas in our community most impacted by homelessness with Probation Manager Aaron Johnson and his team. While only about 20% of homeless are on probation, the Outreach Vehicle has served as a vital part helping those residents stay in compliance with the terms of their probation and get the services they need.

The program has also received many awards and recognitions and has been so successful in its implementation, the state of California passed legislation in 2022 to support other communities in adopting a similar program.

We cannot thank the men and women of our Probation team enough for the work they do serving and protecting our community. I encourage you to learn more about how our county is leading the way with the Probation Outreach Vehicle.

I hope you have a wonderful month and look forward to seeing you soon.

Sincerely,
Bonnie

Supervisor Bonnie Gore
Placer County, District 1


Regional Homelessness Planning Presentation Now Available WATCH NOW (34 Mins):

Regional Homeless Taskforce

Supervisor Bonnie Gore presents about the regional homelessness planning effort that has been taking place between the County, Cities and Law Enforcement leaders in Placer County.


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Other News, Notices and Updates


October 10 is
World Homeless Day

Join The Gathering Inn with 10 days of reaching out and lifting up! Select some or all of the days linked leading up to World Homeless Day October 10th, 2023.

World-Homeless-Day

Click Here to Reach Out and Lift Up


A renewed community commitment to
fighting fentanyl

1 pill can kill

This week we observed National Opioid and Substance Awareness Day, a time to join neighbors across Placer County to continue our community conversation around the fentanyl crisis, which claimed the lives of 38 residents last year. Recently, the 1 Pill Can Kill Placer campaign announced a critical collaboration with Song for Charlie, the national family-run nonprofit charity dedicated to raising awareness about fake pills made from fentanyl, to distribute a new educational resource portal throughout Placer County.

The 1 Pill Can Kill Placer campaign is asking community members to take the Fighting Fentanyl Pledge to commit to using this new resource portal in their homes, schools and communities. By signing on to the pledge, participants will also be committing to continue the conversations with Placer County’s youth on the dangers of fentanyl.

➡️ Take the pledge

➡️ Learn about the portal

➡️ Make your own profile photo

➡️ Struggling with substance use? Attend a walk-in screening clinic (Narcan available)

➡️ Celebrate recovery in our community at Recovery Happens Sept. 30


Celebrate PlacerGROWN 

Placer Grown

Earlier this week, our Board of Supervisors declared October as PlacerGROWN Month in Placer County - a time to celebrate our local farmers and ranchers by purchasing locally grown agricultural products.

Be sure to check out the event section below for special events featuring PlacerGROWN produce and products.

This week also saw the release of our 2022 Crop Report. Though historic weather challenges and lower tree crop market prices contributed to a 12% decrease in the total gross value of agricultural crops and products in Placer County for 2022, our resilient agricultural community and the bounty they produced remained strong. Read more


Order at-home COVID tests now; updated vaccines also available

Covid

Every household can again place an order to be mailed four free COVID-19 tests through covid.gov/tests. Vaccines are available through healthcare providers and via vaccines.gov. Public Health will not hold open community clinics. Learn more


Have you checked your flood insurance policy?

Flooded

Winter is on the way and with many areas prone to flooding now is a good time to make sure your flood insurance policy is in check. Remember: New flood insurance policies usually take 30 days to go into effect, so plan ahead. Learn more


Experience what it feels like to live with dementia

Dementia

As we recognize World Alzheimer's Day, Placer County Public Health is celebrating the addition of a unique new workshop – the Virtual Dementia Tour, designed for caregivers and others working with dementia patients. Learn more and watch video



In the Community

Regional Homelessness Update Presentations

Thank you to the Highland Reserve Neighborhood Association and the residents of the Cherry Glen/Theiles Manor neighborhood for letting me speak with you about the homelessness planning effort taking place with our community and civic partners!

Highland Reserve Neighborhood Association - September 12, 2023

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Cherry Glen/Theiles Manor Neighbors - September 13, 2023

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Upcoming Events


Supervisor Gore speaking to Local Groups about Regional Homelessness Planning 

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I am visiting local community groups and neighborhood associations his summer to give an update on homelessness planning in our community.

If you have an organization that is interested in this issue, please email me at SupervisorGore@Placer.CA.Gov. I would love to speak with you.

Upcoming Dates:
- Junction West and Woodcreek Oaks 
October 11 at Martha Riley Library, 6:30 p.m.
- *Roseville Kiwanis Club - Oct 12

*Registration, residency or membership may be required for certain events. Please contact the host group to register or inquire.



Public Safety Spotlight

Placer, Deputy Sheriffs’ Association reach labor agreement

Sheriff's

Placer County Sheriff’s Office deputies will get an immediate 10% raise and another 11% over the following three years under a new memorandum of understanding approved this week by the Placer County Board of Supervisors. Learn more


Supervisor Bonnie Gore

Supervisor Bonnie Gore
Placer County, District 1
SupervisorGore@Placer.CA.Gov


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Landon Wolf
Chief of Staff, District 1
LWolf@Placer.CA.Gov


Katie Camerer

Katie Camerer
District 1 Representative
KCamerer@Placer.CA.Gov


Office Hours

Residents are encouraged to make an appointment by contacting Landon Wolf, District 1 Chief of Staff, at the email address above.


West Placer Construction

Visit the West Placer construction Website to track projects including development and road improvements.

Click Here for the "Current Construction" Website

Click Here to Learn More About Placer Vineyards

Click Here to Learn More About Riolo Vineyards


List of Projects Throughout Placer County

Projects are listed alphabetically and by Board of Supervisors districts. A hard copy of the list is available at the Placer County Community Development Resource Agency, 3091 County Center Drive in Auburn. Current projects


Other Recent County News

Keep up with the latest news from throughout Placer County including Board of Supervisors business by visiting our news page.


Upcoming Board of Supervisors Meetings

The Board of Supervisors meets twice monthly at the Placer County Administration Center, "The Domes," unless otherwise noted.

Residents are always welcome to attend meetings in person or watch the meetings online at Placer.CA.Gov/BOSLive.

Administrative Center
"The Domes"
175 Fulweiler Avenue
Auburn, CA 95603

Date: Monday, October 16th
Time: 9:00 AM
Subject: Regular Board Meeting
Location: Tahoe

Date: Tuesday, October 17th
Time: 9:00 AM
Subject: Regular Board Meeting
Location: Tahoe

North Tahoe Event Center
8318 N Lake Blvd
Kings Beach, CA 96143


District 1 Information Archive

An updated archive of my past District 1 Newsletters, Bulletins and alerts are available online:

Click Here to read past information


West Placer MAC

The next West Placer MAC Meeting is scheduled for Wednesday evening, October 18th at 6:30 PM

Click Here for more about the West Placer MAC