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Sheriff's deputies, county officials pay visit to Rawhide Road bridge encampment

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Tuolumne County Sheriff's Office deputies, along with civilian county Community Development Code Compliance, Social Services, Public Health and Animal Control employees, visited the homeless camp next to Woods Creek at the Rawhide Road bridge Monday in Jamestown.
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Sheriff's deputies, county officials pay visit to Rawhide Road bridge encampment

Tuolumne County Sheriff's Office deputies, along with civilian county Community Development Code Compliance, Social Services, Public Health and Animal Control employees, visited the homeless camp next to Woods Creek at the Rawhide Road bridge Monday in Jamestown.

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The Union Democrat broke the news in on Tuesday, May 14, 2024.
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