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Madera County Board of Supervisors, a part of Madera County, operates as a legislative and executive governing body. Located in Madera, Calif., the board enacts ordinances and rules, determines County policies, supervises the activities of County departments, prepares annual budgets and fixes salaries. It is responsible for handling issues related to Madera County Flood Control, Water Conservation Agency, the maintenance district and service areas responsible for roads, lighting, sewer, water, fire and recreation. The board also addresses issues relating to low interest disaster loans, master contracts and various applications.

Merced County, located in California, is a community of more than 240,000 residents, and one of the world s largest productive agricultural areas. The county offers a wide range of programs and services through its various departments. It operates a full-service fire department, providing emergency services through its network of fire stations, trained personnel, and equipment. The county s department of animal control houses and disposes unwanted stray animals, and enforces laws pertaining to the care, custody and control of animals. The department complies with the California's rabies control program regulations. Its public health department organizes health education programs, and aims at promoting, protecting and preserving a healthy and hygienic environment for the residents of Merced County.

The North Fork Rancheria of Mono Indians is a sovereign tribal nation located in North Fork, California. The tribe emphasizes a commitment to consistency, transparency, and honor in all its operations and services offered to its citizens. With a focus on cultural preservation and community support, the North Fork Rancheria provides various departments and programs, including child care, nutrition assistance, and higher education resources. The tribe also actively engages in environmental protection and employment opportunities for its members. Generated from the website