25-0452
| 1 | | Agenda Item | Commission to review and approve mileage reimbursement for Veteran Affairs Commissioners for the month of February 2025. | | |
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25-0453
| 1 | | Agenda Item | Commission to review and approve Veteran Affairs Commission February 13, 2025 meeting minutes. | | |
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25-0454
| 1 | | Agenda Item | Lynette Engelhardt Stott, Deputy Director of El Dorado County Health and Humans Services Agency (HHSA) Community Services Division, to discuss and present “El Dorado County Veterans Monument Criteria for Military Honoraria and Civilian Recognition,” including public feedback received related to the Criteria, and options for proposed updated language to the Criteria. Veteran Affairs Commission to review and provide recommendation(s) for their preferred options to updated language of the Criteria. HHSA to provide the recommendation(s) of the Veteran Affairs Commission to the County Board of Supervisors during the Board’s April 8, 2025 meeting. | | |
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25-0499
| 1 | | Agenda Item | On January 28, 2025, El Dorado County Board of Supervisors adopted Section 10.12.145 of Chapter 10.12 of Title 10 of the El Dorado County Ordinance Code entitled County parking lots-restricted parking. The Ordinance regulates parking of vehicles in County-owned or operated lots as designated by a Board of Supervisors Resolution. The Resolution will be brought to the Board in April. The new section of Chapter 10.12 restricts parking pursuant to the Resolution with exceptions for County personnel or during occasions or events as declared by the Chief Administrative Officer. The intention of the Resolution will be to restrict overnight parking and parking on weekends when County offices are closed to the public. This change was required to establish county-wide regulations that better safeguard public health, safety and the environment. The Resolution is currently being drafted and will include a specific number of dedicated parking spaces for the Veterans Monument (currently proposed at 5 spaces) and extended hours, seven days per week. HHSA is seeking feedback from the Veterans Aff | | |
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25-0455
| 1 | | Agenda Item | Veteran Affairs Commission to discuss and decide on goals for the Veteran Affairs Commission to accomplish for the 2025 year.
Commissioner Reynolds asked the Veteran Affairs Commission (VAC) about the goals they wanted to achieve for the year 2025. Reynolds stated that he would like to continue utilizing excess funds from the Transient Occupancy Tax (TOT), invite more guest speakers from organizations receiving TOT grants, have guest speakers from veteran-owned businesses in El Dorado County, and explore opportunities to expand education and employment for veterans. Commissioner Fischer added that he would like the VAC to place greater emphasis on the Stand Down event. | | |
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25-0557
| 1 | | Agenda Item | Veterans Service Officer (VSO) Brown reported that he, along with Veterans Service Representative (VSR) I Christopher Diggins, attended the California Association of County Veterans Service Officers (CACVSO) Winter Training Conference in Wheatland, California, during the week of February 23-28. The conference covered various topics, including upcoming regulation changes that will impact claims for Sleep Apnea and Tinnitus. These changes are scheduled to take effect in July 2025. Next, Brown reported that, during the month of February, the Veterans Services Office received 157 walk-in visitors, 70 scheduled appointments, and 252 phone calls. Next, Brown reported that for the July 1, 2024 - December 31, 2024 audit period, the Veterans Services Office successfully assisted veterans and their dependents in securing over $1 million in retroactive payments and $164,324.29 in recurring monthly payments. Lastly, Brown reported that there were no changes to the services provided to veterans and their families in the South Lake Tahoe area. | | |
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