L.A. Board Of Supervisors Approves Substitute Motion For Santa Clarita Juvenile Camps Scott, Scudder
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors (BOS) approved an alternate substitute motion to move forward with a plan in response to a proposal that would have Camps Scott and Scudder acting as temporary secure youth treatment facilities on Tuesday.
The L.A. County Board of Supervisors have approved a substitute motion with a 3-2 vote to explore options to move male juvenile offenders from across Los Angeles County to Camp Kilpatrick instead of Joseph Scott or Kenyon Scudder after renovations in Santa Clarita during their Tuesday meeting.
Riverside County anticipates to vaccinate 12-to-15-year-olds as early as Friday
During Tuesday s Board of Supervisors Meeting, Dr. Geoffry Leung, Public Health Officer for Riverside County, said that county anticipates to vaccinate 12 to 15 year olds as soon as Friday or early next week. Dr. Leung explained that they are waiting for national approval and the state s approval to move forward.
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Planning for vaccine age expansion
On Friday, April 30, 2021, AFSCME Local 685 Member and Detention Services Officer/DSO
Michael Wall, a loving father and brother, who was a 14-year veteran of the L.A. County Probation Department, was on duty at Central Juvenile Hall.
Shortly after physically restraining a youth who led a group attack on another minor, DSO Wall went in pursuit of two youth involved in the assault. The youth ran out the classroom and into the open field in front of the school.
“While in pursuit, DSO Wall began to experience medical distress,” said Local 685 Institutions VP Sr. DSO Eric Walton. “DSO Dollberry recognized DSO Wall was in distress and caught him just as he collapsed, preventing him from hitting his head on the pavement. A collaborative effort of labor, including AFSCME Local 685’s and SEIU Local 721’s DSOs, SDSOs, and nursing performed 8 cycles of CPR in attempt to preserve and revive DSO Wall.” DSO Wall was transported to the hospital where he underwent emergency surgery
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Nominees announced for 2020 Yuma County Employee of the Year Published
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Awards include cash prizes and appreciation all month long
YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA, KECY) - The Yuma County Government announced its list of nominees for both the 2020 Yuma County Employee of the Year and 2020 Superior Court Employee of the Year Awards.
Nominees will be featured during the Regular Session of the Yuma County Board of Supervisors (YCBS), 9:00 a.m., Monday, April 5th. Winners will be announced the Regular Session of the Yuma County Board of Supervisors Meeting, 9:00 am, Monday, April 19th.
2020 Yuma County Employee of the Year nominees:
Brenda Cervantes – Grants & Special Projects Administrator, Library District