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Ongoing training varies by department and agency, and not all departments use the program identified by the FBI as the national standard for active shooter trainings.
Police confronted the shooter within minutes, standing in contrast to other recent tragedies, including in Uvalde, Texas.
By Brandon Soloski, Senior Manager Strategic Partnerships Public trust and confidence in COVID-19 vaccines need our attention There are now at least 10 vaccines in distribution and even more in development or in clinical trial. However, it’s safe to say that we’ve seen a less than smooth roll-out on a global scale. Key barriers to vaccine uptake have emerged due to varying perceptions of risk in many communities, low public trust in information sources, concerns around side effects, a lack of confidence in COVID-19 vaccines, and more. These challenges impede efforts to a...
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Cupertino community briefs for the week of Jan. 15 [The Cupertino Courier, Calif.] Jan. 9—Library ends late fines The Santa Clara County Library District has eliminated late fines for all materials, including books, magazines, music and movies, effective, Jan. 1. Existing late fines will also be forgiven so that patrons can start the year with a clean slate. Patrons may not see existing fines removed from their accounts until later in the month. Fees for lost items will remain, and the processing fees have been reduced for most items. County libraries also recently launched a new auto-renew...
Milpitas community briefs for the week of Jan. 15 [Mercury News] Jan. 9—Rent survey Project Sentinel and the City of Milpitas want to help renters who owe unpaid rent. To help determine the level of need, renters can take a survey at https://www.housing.org/survey. The survey is available in English, Spanish, Vietnamese and Chinese. All information provided will be used only for statistical purposes and will be kept strictly confidential. Each fully completed survey will be entered to win one of 50 certificates valued at $50 each in a drawing on Jan. 15. Software scholarships To help aspiri...