Lewiston Public Schools approves new policies and reaffirms commitment to current superintendent.

Commissioners approve support for residential battery pilot program following community concerns and clarifications.

State facility clarifies visitor access rules and safety protocols for future visits.

Board discusses technology usage data and safety protocols following Chief Eterno's input.

Concerned parents challenge therapy practices and safety protocols in local schools

The board successfully elects member Lawson as vice chair and assigns committee memberships.

Durham Public Schools commits to inclusivity and safety amid federal immigration law changes.

Students reflect on their journey and the importance of self-acceptance at graduation.

Committee emphasizes need for comprehensive risk mitigation plans across all departments.

Penfield School District announces inclusion of student representatives in school board starting July 1.

Students and staff at Stevens Middle School showcase safety initiatives and leadership developments.

Each local division office will have a chief investigator for child incident responses

Montana House Bill 651 allows temporary door locks during shelter-in-place emergencies.

Galen details job-related injuries and city’s neglect leading to his termination.

Officials outline enhancements for new border bridge, including secure fencing and containment systems.

Gisela Rosario emphasizes the importance of ongoing emergency response training for care home staff.

Board members address discrepancies in coach allocations for sports programs during budget discussions.

Trustees raised safety concerns about a proposed student trip to Morocco after recent demonstrations and State Department notices; the travel company and chaperones defended safety protocols. A motion to revoke board permission was made but lacked a second and did not pass; discussion continued and parents will be engaged.

Singletary alleges mistreatment and unsafe conditions in Mount Vernon schools after 25 years.

California is undergoing a major transformation of its battery storage regulations, prompting significant changes to safety protocols, permitting procedures, and operational guidelines. This overhaul, driven by the expanding battery storage industry and evolving safety considerations, is detailed in several key documents, including GO 199-2023, GO 201-2023, and GO 202-2023. Professionals in the solar and energy sectors should review these regulations for a complete understanding of the updates. Beyond California, developments are unfolding nationwide. Washington State is actively considering the Fair Access to Community Solar Act, aiming to broaden participation in community solar initiatives. The U.S. Treasury Department has also recently revised the Domestic Content Safe Harbor program's cost percentage rules, a move expected to impact incentives for projects utilizing domestically sourced components. A recent HelioVolta report spotlighted critical issues frequently observed during solar project inspections, emphasizing the need for heightened diligence. Finally, opportunities to submit projects for the Project of the Year award are currently open. For detailed information, consult GO 199-2023, GO 201-2023, GO 202-2023, and SB 591.

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