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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: Summertime Safety

Summer is here! That means it’s time for barbecues, pool parties, and outdoor fun. To make sure your summertime stays safe, we’ve put together some tips and facts on safe grilling, pool and water safety, and rattlesnake awareness. You can find all the information you need in the documents section of the Pala website. You can also find a lot more information on rattlesnakes and other wildlife at the Pala Environmental Department website. Take a look at these helpful handouts and share them with friends and family to keep your summer safe.

Grilling Safety

Pool and Water Safety

Rattlesnake Awareness

Notice: Office Closure – Memorial Day

NOTICE – Memorial Day Office Closures

PALA, CA – Pala Band government offices and tribal facilities will be closed Monday, May 28, in observance of the Memorial Day holiday.

CONTACT: Pala Admin (760) 891-3500

MEMORIAL DAY EVENT

All are welcomed. Lunch to follow at Pala Park. Entertainment provided by Bird Singers and Little Feathers Dance Group.

9:00 am – Pauma Graveyard Honors
10:00 am – Pala Graveyard Honors

Never forget their service.

EMERGENCY SERVICES

All public safety services, including police/law enforcement, fire and emergency response, will operate according to the normal schedule — 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Announcement: Road Repairs Continuing in Pala

Announcement: Road Repairs Continuing in Pala

CONTACT: Pala Admin (760) 891-3500

PALA, CA – The Pala Band advises the community to expect detours and delays for road repairs through May 11th. Please use caution.

To expedite the completion of the project, please keep vehicles off the streets.

Road sealing, patching, speed hump installation, and striping are taking place on these dates and locations:

  • April  23rd – 25th:  Road sealing: Moro Road, Chutnicutt Road
  • April  26th: Speed hump striping: Moro Road, Chutnicutt Road
  • April 26th – 27th: Asphalt patching and speed humps: Remijio Street, Robles Way, Oak Drive
  • April  30th – May 1st: Road sealing: Trujillo Road, Owlinguish Road, La Chusa Road, Quashish Road, Sycamore Lane
  • May  2nd: Speed hump striping: Trujillo Road, Owlinguish Road, La Chusa Road, Quashish Road, Sycamore Lane
  • May 3rd – 4th: Road sealing: Nejo Road, Jackson Circle, Nolasquez Way, Smith Lane, Robles Way, Remijio Street
  • May 7th – 8th: Speed hump striping: Nejo Road, Jackson Circle, Nolasquez Way, Smith Lane, Robles Way, Remijio Street
  • May 9th – 10th: Road sealing: Henderson Road
  • May 11th: Speed hump striping: Henderson Road

The Pala Band appreciates the cooperation and patience of residents and visitors to the Pala area during this project. For additional information and updates visit www.palatribe.com.

ROAD REPAIRS
CONTINUING THROUGH MAY 11TH
EXPECT DELAYS AND DETOURS