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Announcement: Haz-Waste and E-Waste Collection
Pala, CA – The Pala Transfer Station announces the Haz-Waste and E-Waste Collection event that will take place from Monday, October 15, 2018, to Saturday, October 20, 2018, from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
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Announcement: IHC Flu Clinic
Pala, CA – The Indian Health Council (IHC) announces the IHC Flu Clinic 2018-2019 in Rincon and Santa Ysabel.
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Announcement: BUSD Community Meeting
Pala, CA – The Superintendent of Bonsall Unified School District, David Jones, is coming to Pala to have a collaborative discussion meeting with Pala residents regarding the needs and visions of the school district, and to listen to the community’s feedback to better serve the educational needs of the children.
Bonsall USD Community Collaborative Meeting
Tuesday, October 9, 2018
6:00 p.m.
Pala Admin Building
This meeting will take place on Tuesday, October 9th, at 6:00 p.m. at the Pala Administration building, in the large meeting/conference room downstairs.
Please see the attached flyer and post in your area or pass on to those interested.
For more information call the Pala Band of Mission Indians: 760-891-3500.
Announcement: PFD Open House
Pala, CA – The Pala Fire Department is holding their 13th Annual Fire Prevention Open House on Saturday, October 6, 2018. Spend the day with your local firefighters. There is something for all ages to enjoy at this annual event. There will be food, fire safety booths, tours of the site station, fire truck demonstration and much more.
13th Annual Fire Prevention Open House
Saturday, October 6, 2018
10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
Pala Fire Station
34884 Lilac Extension Road
- Kids Activities
- Helicopter Demos
- Food
- Tour the Station
- Sit in a Fire Truck
For more information call Monica at the Pala Fire Station: 760-742-1632
Announcement: NCIDC Work Grant Program
Pala, CA – The Northern California Indian Development Council (NCIDC) is a federally-funded grant program that works with local reservations to get people back to work for $16.00 – $18.00 an hour.
Please contact us if you are looking for temporary work (with a possibility to be hired on full-time through Pala), and you:
• Are 18 years of age or older
• Have two forms of ID sufficient for an I-9 Form
• Are registered with Selective Services if you are a male
• Have a work history but have been unemployed for the last 15.5 weeks out of the last 26 weeks (non-consecutive is ok)
• Are able to perform hard physical labor in storm-damaged areas, such as removing brush
Please contact Stephanie Staley at (760) 891-3518 or sstaley@palatribe.com if you would like more information on the program. Please pass this information on to others who may need work!
UPDATE (2/27/19): This program has ended.
Announcement: Pala Cool Zones
Pala, CA – Pala has two designated cool zones during the summer heat waves. If you need to get out of the heat, please head to these two locations:
For more information, contact the Pala Fire Department at 760-742-1632 or the Pala Fitness Center at 760-891-3503.
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Pala Band of Mission Indians California Pala Notice
Public Notice: Excessive Heat Warning for July 24 to July 26, 2018
Southern California is under an excessive heat warning until this Thursday night, with temperatures for Pala forecast into the 100s. During heat waves, limit your activities and avoid going outdoors. Drink plenty of non-alcoholic, caffeine-free fluids (water is best). Wear light-colored, loose-fitting clothing. If you don’t have air conditioning, you can go to one of Pala’s two cool zones at the Pala Fitness Center or the Pala Fire Department. Make sure to check in on vulnerable populations, especially young children, the disabled, and the elderly, and get them to cool zones if necessary. Know the signs of heat exhaustion and heat stroke and how to treat them. The guide below explains the symptoms and treatments for both. Heat stroke is a life-threatening emergency, so if you suspect you or someone else is succumbing to the heat, don’t take any chances – CALL 911!
Periods of excessive heat are becoming more common as our climate changes. Be prepared, don’t take unnecessary risks, check on others, and stay safe!
Announcement: PED announces the 2018 PBMI Annual Water Quality Report
Pala, CA – The Pala Band of Mission Indians and the Pala Environmental Department announces the 2018 PBMI Annual Water Quality Report.
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