California Privacy Rights
Last updated: October 20, 2026
A City-operated park
Gold Bug Park & Mine is owned and operated by the City of Placerville. Privacy questions involving a public agency differ from requests made to a private business.
The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), as amended by the California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA), generally applies to covered businesses and generally does not apply to government agencies. This page does not represent that the CCPA’s business-specific request procedures automatically apply to the City. You can learn more from the California Attorney General’s CCPA information (opens in a new tab).
Questions about your information
You may contact the park to ask about information you provided, identify information you believe is inaccurate, or ask what access, correction, or deletion options are available for a particular record.
Please explain the request and provide a way to reach you. Do not send sensitive identification documents by ordinary email. Whether a record can be provided, changed, or deleted depends on applicable law, the nature of the record, and recordkeeping requirements.
Gold Bug Park & Mine
2635 Gold Bug Lane
Placerville, CA 95667
Email: jkearney@cityofplacerville.org
Phone: (530) 642-5207
Public records
Information held by the City may be subject to the California Public Records Act. Some information must be disclosed upon a valid request, while other information is protected by exemptions. A privacy or deletion request does not override records that the City is legally required to retain.
For formal requests to inspect or obtain City records, contact the City of Placerville City Clerk (opens in a new tab).
Third-party services
This website uses external providers and links to other services. A provider may be a covered business with its own California privacy obligations. Review the provider’s notice for its request methods and available choices.
Our Privacy Policy identifies website services. Our Cookie Policy explains cookie and browser controls. Those controls do not replace a request made directly to a third-party provider.
More information
Nothing in this page limits privacy rights or protections that apply under California law. Contact the park for help identifying the appropriate City office for a question.