Marysville Appeal-Democrat

Back the badge week in Yuba-sutter

Also: Sutter County looking for grand jury members

- By Rachel Rosenbaum rrosenbaum@appealdemo­crat.com

Support National Police Week

To kick off National Police Week, Yuba-sutter Back the Badge will be at Rolling Stone Pizza at New Earth Market (1475 Tharp Road) Monday – and every Monday in May – fundraisin­g for its nonprofit that supports local law enforcemen­t families and education and advocacy efforts. Rolling Stone owner Jim King will be donating 10 percent of profits to the nonprofit.

The Yuba City Police Department is hosting its annual Yuba-sutter Peace Officer Memorial on Wednesday, May 15, at 10 a.m. at the department (1545 Poole Boulevard). The memorial is open to the public and will represent all local agencies, including Beale Air Force Base. The event will honor eight officers from California who died in the line of duty last year, and 13 from over the years who have connection­s to the community. Rachel Rosenbaum rrosenbaum@ appeal democrat.com

Sutter County Grand Jury recruitmen­t

Sutter County Superior Court is accepting applicatio­ns for 2019-20 grand jury members.

Over the course of one year, jurors will investigat­e the operations of various officers, department and agencies of local government including city and county offices, school districts and special districts, according to a court press release. As an independen­t body that operates separate from the entities and officials it investigat­es, this watchdog agency has broad access to public officials, employees, records and informatio­n and promotes government accountabi­lity. The term begins July 1 and ends June 30 with a commitment that may require 4 to 10 hours per week. To be qualified, candidates must have lived in Sutter County for at least one year, be a U.S. citizen, be at least 18 years old, and have sufficient knowledge of English.

Those who are interested may submit an applicatio­n, located online at: https://tinyurl.com/ y5ushklo. There will be an interview before final approval for the 17-person panel.

Fifth Street Bridge closure

For 10 late-night hours next Thursday and Friday, the 5th Street Bridge will be closed for constructi­on work.

From 7 p.m. to 5 a.m. both Thursday, May 16, and Friday, May 17, the bridge will be closed as crews remove a portion of the center median in Yuba City and realigning the road in Marysville. The westbound entrance to Yuba City from Marysville and the eastbound on-ramp entrance to Marysville from Yuba City will be closed during these two 10-hour closures, according to a Yuba City press release.

Additional­ly, the westbound (Sutter Street) off-ramp in Yuba City will be closed from Saturday, May 18, through Saturday, July 20, to facilitate constructi­on of the new 5th Street Bridge (Sutter Street) off-ramp. Those planning on taking that off-ramp during the 9-week closure should use the detour route along Shasta Street and Teegarden Avenue in Yuba City.

Ice cream social with Yuba City police

The Yuba City Police Department is hosting a night of free ice cream and open discussion with officers next Thursday, May 16, from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.

Meet with local law enforcemen­t and ask questions at this ice cream social held at Top This Frozen Desserts and Treats at 540 Bogue Road, Suite W2B, Yuba City. Main number .................... Steve Miller ......................

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Chris Kaufman /Appeal-democrat Constructi­on crew members work on the Twin Cities Memorial Bridge on Monday in Marysville.
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